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- •Compassionate cat care: One owner describes their elderly cat being seen within an hour and says both pet and owner were treated with kindness during euthanasia. - Thoughtful end-of-life experience: The same review highlights the cat being returned in a crocheted blanket as a particularly caring touch. - Strong farm-animal feedback: A reviewer says they were pleased to have a local surgery treating farm animals and praises the service and advice.
- •The small number of recent written comments are highly positive, though the two latest are identical and give a fairly narrow picture. - The main themes are confident horse handling, a practical and down-to-earth manner, and owners feeling they learned a lot while working with Richard through a stud season. - One reviewer also praises his efforts to keep care as affordable as possible, though no specific prices are mentioned.
Milfeddygon Dolgellau CYF is an independent veterinary practice in Dolgellau that has been established for more than 100 years. It treats both companion animals and farm animals, and its website states that it provides a 24-hour emergency service staffed by its own team. The practice appears equipped for both routine care and more involved diagnostics and procedures, including imaging, in-house lab testing, and surgery.
ProStock Vets Ltd is an independently owned farm animal veterinary practice established in 2011. The practice says it has a team of over 30 vets across multiple branches. Customer feedback is limited but highlights helpful, pragmatic telephone advice and an informative talk on sheep disease management, while the overall Google rating is mixed.
Prostock Vets Ltd is a veterinary practice in Lampeter with a clear focus on farm animal work. Available information points to a farm-oriented service, and the small amount of public feedback highlights strong practical experience in farm work. Review volume is very limited, but the overall tone is positive.
Little Green Westra presents itself primarily as a licensed and insured kennels-and-cattery business in Westra, with dog daycare, grooming, training and countryside walks, and it also mentions a weekly vet clinic on its site. Recent customer feedback is mixed: some owners describe friendly staff and dogs that seem comfortable on repeat stays, while others report poor communication during boarding and concerns about the condition of pets' belongings on collection. One reviewer also mentions being directed to the Gingr app portal for updates and photos during a stay.
- •Professional and friendly care is the clearest theme in the more recent comments. - Reviews are often very brief, with several simply describing the practice as a good place to go for veterinary help. - One client specifically praised Chris for treating a lamb, noting he arrived early and was very professional.
- •Feedback is very positive overall, with repeated praise for helpful, friendly, professional service. - Reviewers speak highly of the vets’ approach with nervous rescue dogs, including border collies that do not usually like many people. - One owner says the practice helped immediately at short notice without an appointment, including care for a painful dew claw.
- •Positive feedback highlights strong outcomes in serious equine cases, including complicated colic, sinusitis linked to tooth root infection, and sarcoid removal. - Several reviewers describe the vets as caring and animal-focused, with comments mentioning friendly service and putting the animal’s interests first. - End-of-life care stands out as a positive theme, with one owner praising the vet’s empathy and the team’s understanding support.
Preventative Equine Care Ltd is an equine-focused veterinary practice in Narberth, Carmarthenshire, operating as a limited company; no group ownership is stated. The practice handles routine equine care alongside more involved cases, with owner reports describing hospitalisation, surgery and colic treatment. Feedback is mixed overall: several owners report successful outcomes and compassionate support, while a more recent reviewer criticises reception and office interactions, describes the practice as having more inexperienced vets, and says bills were very high.