Best Vets in Wales

Medivet Pembroke is part of the Medivet veterinary group rather than an independent practice. It appears equipped for both routine appointments and urgent same-day problems, with owners describing quick access for issues such as a cat’s facial abscess and treatment needed while away from home. Reviews also highlight clear explanations, upfront discussion of costs, and a calm, patient approach in stressful situations.

Medivet Milford Haven is part of the Medivet network. The practice appears set up for routine appointments, treatment and minor procedures, with overnight emergencies handled through Medivet’s 24/7 centres and a stated nationwide emergency consultation fee. Recent feedback is very positive, with owners frequently praising the friendly, caring approach, clear explanations, and reassuring support by phone.

- A recurring theme is kind, patient communication, with owners saying staff take time to explain things clearly and keep the pet's best interests in mind. - One detailed recent review highlights advanced case work, including CT imaging, explanation of scan results, discussion of surgical risks and costs, same-day discharge, and several follow-up checks during recovery. - Recent feedback also includes very positive comments about compassionate end-of-life care, with staff giving owners time and support during a difficult appointment.

Treforest Veterinary Clinic in Pontypridd is a veterinary nurse training practice offering routine care alongside short-notice urgent appointments. Owners regularly highlight quick access when pets become unwell, calm and considerate handling, and support with longer-term problems such as arthritis. Ownership is not stated.

Horizon Vets is a Newport practice for cats and dogs with custom-designed facilities including separate cat and dog wards, two surgical theatres, a standalone dentistry suite, and a dedicated euthanasia room. The practice highlights orthopaedics and says it provides emergency out-of-hours care. Recent reviews consistently describe a calm, thoughtful environment, easy booking, continuity with the same vet, and especially compassionate support during emergencies and end-of-life visits.

Marlow Vets is an independently owned family practice in Chepstow, led by Glenn and Caroline Marlow, and it treats dogs, cats and rabbits. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners highlighting caring staff, strong continuity of care, and hands-on medical and surgical treatment. A smaller number of reviews raise concerns about cost, empathy, and some administrative processes.

Riverside Veterinary Care Ltd is a practice in Ebbw Vale that offers emergency veterinary services and also serves as a veterinary nurse training facility. It also offers membership-style care packages intended to help spread routine care costs. Recent feedback most often highlights compassionate support around end-of-life care, alongside friendly, helpful service more generally.

Teilo Vets Ltd is a mixed veterinary practice in Llandeilo covering companion animals, farm animals and equine work, and its website lists a broad range of species including dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, fish, ferrets, horses and other small or exotic pets. Recent feedback points to a practice handling both everyday needs and more involved cases, with examples including urgent medication help, ear problems seen promptly, major dog surgery and out-of-hours emergencies. Reviews are mixed overall, with strong praise for clinical care in some cases but some complaints about pricing, reception interactions and an alleged missed heart murmur.

Milfeddygon Bodrwnsiwn Veterinary Group is a mixed practice in Gwynedd treating small animals, farm animals and horses, with roots going back to the 1900s. It is part of VetPartners. The practice states it offers 24/7 emergency support for farm and equine work, and it is also a veterinary nurse training facility.