Back in August, we came together for a charity walk to honour of our wonderful colleague and friend, Don Cullinane. It was a day filled with laughter, stories, and connection — with our team, friends and family walking side by side in his memory. Today, we had the privilege of visiting the two incredible
On 12 June we hosted a fun family open day at our Macroom clinic. It was a fun filled afternoon with free pet consults and goodie bags, hamper raffles, complementary coffee, sandwiches and cakes and a tour of the updated clinic. For the young ones we offered face painting and teddy bear surgery.
We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of our cherished colleague, Don Cullinane, early this morning (May 9th) following a brief illness. Don was our Financial Controller and Practice Manager but Don was more than that, he was a trusted friend and confidant to everybody in our team here at Glasslyn Vets. His loss
Watch our Vet Cathal discussing Calf Health
Exciting news! Glasslyn is now offering acupuncture for both pets and horses! Muskerry based Vet Barbara Kajtarova will now be offering this service to our Macroom, Bandon and Kinsale clients. WHAT IS ACUPUNCTURE? A science that sees disease as an impalance or disharmony in the body. To rebalance we need specific points called
Another amazing school visit in October 2024 and this time we headed to the wonderful kids at Gaelscoil Chionn tSáile. Vet John, Vet Nurse Viv and French Bulldog Baloo chatted about Irish wildlife, Halloween pet safety, what Vets and Vetnurses do and played some 'Guess the Breed' and 'What's this Xray about' We love chatting
At Halloween, there are a few things that we need to be aware of, to help protect our cats and dogs. The house can be full of lots of sweets and chocolate, either in preparation for trick-or-treatin’ or when children are very successful in bringing back bags of goodies. These sweets can pose a risk
Unlike a Pet Medical Aid, a Healthplan focuses on preventing illnesses as best as possible by making sure your pet goes for regular check-ups and keeps up to date with their annual vaccinations and parasite treatment. By encouraging this, issues like lumps, periodontal disease or skin allergies can be caught quickly and ahead of time
As all Dairy Farmers may be aware by now , there have been changes in prescription practices driven by the challenge of AMR and the vet council/department of agricultures enforcement of same. (More Responsible use of antibiotics going forward) Watch a very informative video by Caroline Gavin SSVI, explaining what the changes mean for
