Parklands Veterinary Ltd – Vets in Drumahoe
Clinic Overview
Parklands Veterinary Ltd in Drumahoe is a mixed practice serving both farm animals and pets. Public feedback points to ongoing large-animal work with dairy cattle alongside small-animal care for cats and dogs. Recent comments are mixed overall: several praise the team’s compassion, reliability and handling of pets, while there are also complaints about a disputed dog diagnosis and a refused equine emergency callout.
Services
- •Large-animal veterinary care: The practice is used by dairy farm clients for ongoing cattle work, with one long-term reviewer describing the team as reliable and professional.
- •Small-animal care for cats and dogs: Reviews mention routine pet care and positive handling, including dogs being comfortable with the team.
- •Small-animal surgery: One owner specifically mentions a cat operation and says they were very pleased with the experience.
- •End-of-life care: Reviews highlight sensitive euthanasia support, including allowing an owner to hold and say goodbye to their cat.
- •General consultations and diagnosis: Feedback includes praise for honest communication, alongside one complaint about an alleged incorrect diagnosis in a dog case.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Craig: Named by farm and pet owners in connection with long-term dairy work and compassionate cat care, including end-of-life support.
- •Megan: Mentioned by name by a dog owner, who says their dogs love Megan and the rest of the team.
Reviews
Google shows 3.9 stars from 7 reviews.
- •Positive comments describe the staff as caring, compassionate and professional, with one reviewer simply calling them “amazing staff”.
- •The strongest praise focuses on pet care, including dogs that are happy with the team, a well-reviewed cat operation, and especially gentle end-of-life support for an elderly cat.
- •Reviews also reflect the clinic’s mixed-practice work, with one long-term farm client praising support for a dairy herd and the wider team’s reliability.
- •Negative feedback includes one owner who says their dog was misdiagnosed before another vet treated an ear infection, and another who says the practice refused an equine emergency callout.

