NOAH – Veterinary hospital

It is important that your pet fasts from solid food from 9pm the previous night of the appointed surgery. This means no food but they should have free access to water at all times, unless otherwise advised by the vet. Our clinic is open from 8:30am Monday-Saturday. Your pet should be admitted to us before 9am on the day of surgery, unless otherwise advised. After your pet has undergone surgery and is discharged, your job during the recovery period at home is just as important as the surgery. Expect your pet to be drowsy with poor balance after surgery and anaesthesia. Do not allow dogs to jump in an out of the car. Sudden movements can damage stitches and cause serious pain. Your pet will be given pain relief during their time in the clinic and normally you will receive pain relief tablets to administer at home. Every pet discharged from the our clinics receives detailed instructions about wound management, home care, at-home physical therapy (if required), exercise restrictions and timelines for recovery. These recommendations are based on the type of surgery your pet has received and individualised for each patient. If you are unsure about any details of post-operative care, please ask for clarification before leaving the clinic. Following surgery, if you have any questions or concerns about your pet’s well-being, we recommend you initially contact your local vet directly for assistance (the vet that initially referred you to NOAH). Your vet will contact NOAH if additional information or intervention is required. Wishing your pets the speediest of recovery. Specialist Treatments Orthopaedic Surgery Fracture Repair Joint Surgery Soft Tissue Brain Surgery Spinal Surgery Cancer Treatment Medical Treatment Arthroscopy Stem Cell Treatment Dr Billy McCartney is live on Facebook every Thursday at 8:45am! Previous Next

A Board Certified Surgeon, referred to as an ECVS Diplomate or RCVS Specialist, is a veterinarian who has completed rigorous certification in veterinary surgery including a three-year residency, research, and examination.

Choose a veterinary surgeon experienced and up-to-date in the specific procedure your pet needs. Ask about their frequency of performing the surgery and recent experience.

Your pet should fast from solid food from 9pm the night before surgery, but may have water. Arrive before 9am on surgery day unless advised otherwise, and follow detailed post-op care instructions provided at discharge.

NOAH is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 7:30 PM, and Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The hospital is closed on Sundays.

Yes, NOAH requires appointments for all veterinary services to ensure quality care and scheduling.

NOAH accepts payments via Cash, MasterCard, and Visa for your convenience.

NOAH offers specialized treatments including orthopaedic surgery, fracture repair, joint surgery, brain and spinal surgery, cancer treatments, arthroscopy, stem cell therapy, MRI and CT scans, and hydrotherapy.

You can book an appointment or reserve services online through the NOAH booking page at https://www.noah.ie/book-now.

Near NOAH, you can visit Baldoyle Library for reading, or enjoy dining at Copacabana Grill Dublin, a Brazilian restaurant and bar. For shopping needs, EverFresh Ireland supermarket and Spar convenience store are close by.

Yes, nearby veterinary-related services include Pet CT & MRI and The North Dublin Orthopaedic Animal Hospital, which can support further diagnostic or orthopaedic needs for your pet.

Nearby amenities include Mindkrash Dance Company and Making Hay Theatre for arts and entertainment, as well as Smile Design Dental Clinic and Dublin Denture Clinic for dental care.