Farm Vets in Wales

• •Recent feedback is very positive, with several owners saying they have used the practice for many years and value the team’s kindness, professionalism, and consistency. - Clear communication stands out strongly: owners say procedures and outcomes are explained well, advice feels practical and approachable, and staff help put them at ease. - Day-to-day care is often described as gentle and thorough, including careful handling during vaccinations, thorough examinations, and pets being treated calmly and kindly.

Builth Wells Veterinary Practice is a mixed animal practice in Builth Wells, caring for pets as well as beef cattle, sheep, equine and smallholders, and its website also highlights rehabilitation services including hydrotherapy, physiotherapy and electrotherapy. It states that it provides 24-hour emergency care. Recent feedback points to kind, practical care across routine appointments, urgent cases and follow-up support, with examples ranging from overnight treatment for an unwell dog to a llama x-ray visit and a bearded dragon check-up.

• •Recent feedback is strongly positive overall, with many owners describing the team as friendly, helpful, and professional, and several saying they have used the practice for many years. - A recurring theme is clear communication: reviewers mention vets explaining examinations step by step, offering advice when needed, and talking owners through test results including blood panels. - Owners also highlight calm handling and pet comfort, including positive experiences with stressed dogs, cats receiving gentle checks, and pets staying relaxed during vaccinations or boosters.

• •Fast access is a consistent theme: recent reviewers mention no waiting, quick appointments after calling, and prompt help in urgent situations. - Compassionate end-of-life care stands out strongly: several owners describe very gentle euthanasia support, including home visits, peaceful final moments, and thoughtful gestures for grieving families. - Staff manner is praised repeatedly: reviewers describe the team as caring, professional, helpful and efficient, with good handling of anxious pets.

• •Owners regularly describe the team as warm, friendly and welcoming, from reception through to the clinical staff. - End-of-life care stands out as a strong theme, with reviewers mentioning gentle guidance, compassionate handling and condolence cards afterwards. - Consultations are often described as professional and unhurried, with owners feeling listened to and their concerns properly addressed.

• •Emergency access is a consistent strength: owners mention same-day appointments, short waits for urgent cases, and prompt care for cats needing emergency treatment. - Handling of anxious pets stands out: several reviewers describe vets and nurses taking things slowly and calmly, including for a reactive dog having a laparoscopic spay. - Communication and compassion are praised: reviewers mention clear explanations after procedures, respectful treatment of both pets and owners, and an 11pm phone update for a cat staying overnight.

• •Reviews repeatedly praise the team’s friendly, welcoming manner, especially at reception, with staff described as accommodating, informative and compassionate. - Owners often mention good access and communication, saying appointments are easy to make and questions are answered quickly. - Clinical care is described as kind and personal, with especially strong comments around end-of-life support and acupuncture treatment that was carefully explained and tailored.

• •Several recent reviewers describe consistently positive experiences, including one owner who says they have used the practice for well over twelve years and do not plan to leave. - Appointment-level feedback is strong, with praise for a booster visit where the vet asked sensible questions and took time to settle a lively dog. - Owners mention good support in both emergencies and chronic conditions, alongside kind handling of an elderly dog.

The Oak Veterinary Group Surgery & Rehabilitation Centre in Fishguard treats both pets and farm animals, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic also refers to a Pet Health Club that includes consultations. Recent feedback points to a welcoming, compassionate team, with particular praise for clear discussions about treatment options and costs and for fitting in urgent cases at short notice.