Our Mobile Clinics help us reach more pets across Dublin.
We operate in 10 locations on weekday evenings.
Services Include:
- Basic consultations for minor illness or injury
- Preventative treatment (vaccinations, flea and worming)
Important:
- Appointments only – no walk-ins.
- Our Mobile Clinics are not equipped for emergencies or complex cases. Click here for information on what to do in an emergency.
Registered Clients:
Email [email protected] or leave a voicemail on 01 416 3030 to book an appointment. Call 01 416 3030 if your pet has an emergency condition.
Not Registered Yet?
Check to see if you are eligible below:
Mondays – Tallaght & Cabra from 6:00pm.
Tuesdays – Blanchardstown & Crumlin from 6:00pm.
Wednesdays – Ballyfermot, Ballybrack, & Smithfield, from 6:00pm.
Thursdays – Walkinstown & Finglas, from 6:00pm.
Fridays – Whitehall (formerly Donnycarney), from 6:00pm.
Please remember to bring your medical card or proof of eligibility with you as this is required at all of our mobile clinics. For further details on who is eligible please click here.
Clinics operate from 6.00pm – 8pm. Clients are advised to arrive 15 minutes before their appointment.
We accept Card & Cash payments.
If you require emergency treatment when The Irish Blue Cross is not operating, please click here for details on how you can receive treatment
Blanchardstown Shopping Centre, near Retail Park 1.
Opposite Halfords & DFS
Glasanaon Road, just off Ballygall Road West, near St. Canice’s Boy’s National School.
Car park at the top of Collins Avenue, near The Church of The Holy Child, Whitehall
- Book your appointment in advance and arrive 15 minutes before your appointment
- Bring required documentation including proof of eligibility
- Keep dogs on a lead and cats in a secure carrier
- Tell the team if your pet is nervous, in pain, or may be difficult to handle
- Clean up after your dog and carry poo bags
- Follow staff instructions while waiting for and during your appointment
- Arrive without an appointment as walk-ins cannot be accepted
- Bring pets needing emergency or complex care
- Allow dogs to roam freely or enter children’s play areas
- Leave your pet unattended at any time
- Bring more pets than were booked
- Miss your appointment without letting us know, as this may prevent another pet from being seen
- Bring additional people unless necessary, as space may be limited
Our low-cost veterinary services are available to pets whose owners are on certain means-tested payment and live within a 40km catchment area.
Every year, thousands of cats and dogs attend our Inchicore clinic and mobile clinics for treatment. In addition to our small animal work, we operate a horse ambulance service that attends all Irish racecourses and main events, working closely with veterinary surgeons to assist injured horses.
This advice is intended as general guidance and should not replace a consultation with a qualified veterinary professional.
We operate in 10 locations on weekday evenings, providing a mobile veterinary service for pet owners.
Our Inchicore Clinic is our main veterinary facility, offering a broad range of services for pets in our care.
Our horse ambulance service attends all Irish racecourses and main events, working closely with veterinary surgeons to assist injured horses.
This information and guidance shared is provided by our veterinary team to help you better understand your pet’s health, behaviour, and wellbeing.
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