Belfast Veterinary Clinic

Belfast · North Christchurch4.6(151)Google Verified June 2026

About

Belfast Veterinary Clinic is a small mixed practice on Main North Road in Belfast, north Christchurch, run by two vets and three nurses. Alongside companion-animal care it serves the area's lifestyle blocks with equine, bovine and ovine work.

Services

Everyday & preventive 2
Consultations
Check-ups, health advice and minor illness.
Vaccinations
Puppy, kitten and annual boosters.
Surgery & diagnostics 2
Surgery
Soft-tissue and routine operations.
Diagnostics & imaging
In-house bloods, x-ray & ultrasound.

Opening hours

Monday8:00am–7:00pm
Tuesday8:00am–7:00pm
Wednesday8:00am–7:00pm
Thursday8:00am–7:00pm
Friday8:00am–7:00pm
Saturday9:00am–12:00pm
SundayClosed

What pet owners say

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Max Percy
9 months ago

Today I took my dog to Belfast Vet and came away most impressed. Dr Scott to the time to explain everything to me in plain english. Staff absolutely wonderful, sharp price ,a most pleasing outcome for dog and master. I can not speak highly enough of their expertise, prices and customer satisfaction. I only wish they had Afterpay as a payment option but than I dont know of any vets that do.

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Catrina Rowe
3 months ago

Great service, lovely staff, very understanding, warm and empathetic ❤️ Felt confident in their expertise and extensive knowledge!

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Teresa van Kasteren
a year ago

My little maltese had to be euthanized tonight. Steve and Bridie were so, so caring of both my dog and the 3 of us who were obviously grieving the loss of a much-loved pet. I can only say how wonderful they were in seeing our pet have a beautiful end to her life. Our little dog was given dignity to the very end. Thank you.

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Amy
a year ago

I went in to take my partner's large dog to the vet as his ear infection had gotten worse and my partner was overseas. He's reactive to other dogs so I was waiting by the back of the car where the dog was until the vet was ready. The vet came out the back of the buildling to call out that he was ready, and he gave me all of five seconds before impatiently calling out to bring him in again. The dog was in pain and didn't want to get out, and as he is large and heavy I wasn't able to get him out without forcing it. I was trying to coax him out and after not even a minute, the veterinarian then calls from the back of the buildling something along the lines of "You should be able to handle your own dog- can you handle him? Can you handle him?". At this stage another car with a dog arrives so I'm getting more stressed, which makes my partner's dog even less likely to want to come out of the back. I ended up getting told to come back as they can't see him from the car boot. This was in the space of 3 minutes at most. Pretty disappointed at the impatience and lack of empathy shown by the vet, insinuating that I can't "handle my own dog" that isn't even my dog, because as a small woman I couldn't get a 45kg dog out of the boot in 2-3 minutes. I had gone in a number of times with my partner with no issues, but had gone in another time once alone (when my partner was away) and felt like the vet was a bit condescening to me but I thought he was just having a bad day so I left it. This experience however was quite upsetting and I left in tears. The receptionists however were lovely.

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Elizabeth Eddington
5 years ago

They are always so helpful even when we were in the north island. So efficient, thank you! Our wee Saffy is now pain free.

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