Preventative Equine Care Ltd – Vets in Narberth
Clinic Overview
- Positive comments describe the team as friendly, helpful, and focused on the animal’s interests. - Owners mention strong outcomes in difficult cases, including hospital care for sinusitis linked to a tooth-root infection, surgery to remove a large sarcoid, treatment for complicated colic, and care for a poorly donkey. - Compassion is a recurring theme, with one reviewer highlighting an empathetic vet and supportive handling during euthanasia.
Services
- •Routine and more complex equine care: the practice is associated with general equine work as well as more serious cases needing closer monitoring or advanced treatment.
- •Hospitalisation and inpatient care: reviews mention a horse being hospitalised for sinusitis linked to a tooth-root infection.
- •Surgery and urgent treatment: owner feedback includes surgery to remove a large sarcoid and treatment for complicated colic.
- •Dentistry-related case management: one review links a sinusitis case to a tooth-root infection.
- •End-of-life care: reviews praise empathetic euthanasia support and understanding from the wider team at a difficult time.
- •Care for donkeys: one owner specifically mentions successful treatment for a poorly donkey.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Marie is thanked by name in a review: “Thanks Marie, you were amazing.”
- •Reviews also refer more generally to the vets and wider team, with praise for friendliness, empathy, and care in serious cases including sinusitis, colic, surgery, and end-of-life support.
- •One more recent reviewer was critical of the reception and office team and said the practice now has more young, inexperienced vets.
Reviews
Google reviews show 4.4 stars from 30 reviews.
- •Positive comments describe the team as friendly, helpful, and focused on the animal’s interests.
- •Owners mention strong outcomes in difficult cases, including hospital care for sinusitis linked to a tooth-root infection, surgery to remove a large sarcoid, treatment for complicated colic, and care for a poorly donkey.
- •Compassion is a recurring theme, with one reviewer highlighting an empathetic vet and supportive handling during euthanasia.
- •A more recent negative review criticises reception and office interactions, says there are more inexperienced vets, and describes bills as very high.

