Dyfed Farm Vets

Dyfed Farm Vets is described on its website as a dedicated farm-only practice, formed in July 2021 by merging the farm departments of Carmarthen Veterinary Centre and Market Hall Vets. It focuses on routine and herd/flock work (dairy, beef/suckler, sheep and goats), with facilities for examining and treating small ruminants and an on-site dispensary/pharmacy.

In reviews, owners give mixed signals: two reviewers say the team “go above and beyond” and mention free telephone advice, while one reviewer raises a serious complaint about the conduct of a large-animal vet outside of clinic work (relating to a dog attack and alleged lack of follow-through/compassion). One reviewer also references help from “small animal vets,” which doesn’t neatly match the “farm-only” positioning on the website.

Services

From the website summary, the practice lists

• •Dairy routine work
• •Beef & suckler herd work
• •Sheep services
• •Goats & smallholders
• •Camelids
• •Vet tech services
• •TB & TBAS register
• •On-site dispensary/pharmacy for medications
• •Facilities to examine and treat small ruminants

Emergency care

• •Clinic data lists emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours).
• •The website states it offers emergency procedures (no further detail provided).

Reviews

Google rating: 3.3 stars from 4 reviews. “”

• •Positive experiences include repeated mentions of staff “going above and beyond” for animals, and one reviewer specifically valuing free advice over the telephone.
• •A major negative review alleges serious poor judgement and lack of compassion by a large-animal vet in an incident involving the reviewer’s pets; the same reviewer contrasts this with “small animal vets” being “terrific” once the cat was brought in.
• •One 2-star review is present without written details, so the reason for the rating isn’t clear from the text available.