Cotts Farm Equine Clinic – Vets in Narberth
Clinic Overview
- Positive feedback highlights friendly, helpful service, with one recent reviewer saying the clinic was very supportive even though it was not their local branch. - Several reviews describe strong outcomes in complex cases, including complicated colic, sinusitis related to a tooth root infection, sarcoid surgery, and care for a poorly donkey. - Compassionate handling of difficult moments is a recurring theme, including praise for empathetic support during euthanasia.
Services
- •Equine veterinary care: The clinic focuses on horses and other equines, including routine healthcare.
- •24/7 emergency cover: Emergency care is stated as available 365 days a year.
- •Hospital care and in-house support: Hospital treatment and an in-house laboratory are part of the clinic’s offering. Reviews mention hospitalisation for sinusitis linked to a tooth root infection.
- •Procedures and complex case management: Review examples include treatment for complicated colic, removal of a large sarcoid, and care for a poorly donkey.
- •End-of-life care: Reviews also mention empathetic support during euthanasia.
- •Training role: The clinic is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Marie is thanked by name in reviews. Feedback also praises the vets and wider team for friendly service, strong support in serious equine cases, and compassionate end-of-life care. One negative review was critical of reception and office staff and felt some vets were inexperienced.
Reviews
Google reviews show 4.4 out of 5 stars from 30 reviews.
- •Positive feedback highlights friendly, helpful service, with one recent reviewer saying the clinic was very supportive even though it was not their local branch.
- •Several reviews describe strong outcomes in complex cases, including complicated colic, sinusitis related to a tooth root infection, sarcoid surgery, and care for a poorly donkey.
- •Compassionate handling of difficult moments is a recurring theme, including praise for empathetic support during euthanasia.
- •A negative review raises concerns about high bills, rude reception or office staff, and the experience level of some vets.

