Fenton Vets Pembroke Dock

Fenton Vets Pembroke Dock describes itself as an independent practice established in 1950, providing care for both pets and farm animals. The website lists a 24-hour service, and recent reviews focus mainly on small-animal appointments with examples of quick turnaround (reported 5-minute wait; diagnosis and treatment handled within about 10 minutes) and same-day bookings. Owners also mention practical touches during visits, such as offering valerian spray to calm a nervous cat and making follow-up phone calls the day after surgery.

Services

• •Small animal care (website lists “Small Animal Services”; reviews mention care for dogs and cats, plus chickens).
• •Farm and livestock work (website lists dairy, beef, sheep, and small holdings).
• •Same-day appointments mentioned by reviewers.
• •Surgery: dog spay specifically mentioned, with a next-day follow-up call reported.
• •End-of-life support: one reviewer describes being given time to say goodbye to their pet.
• •Calming support for anxious cats: valerian spray offered during a visit (review).
• •Emergency/out-of-hours: website states a “24 Hr Service” (no further detail provided).

People

• •Reception team: described as friendly and efficient; one reviewer highlights paperwork being “swiftly sorted” and explanations given clearly.
• •Vets and nurses: reviewers describe empathetic handling and clear decision-making, including treating symptoms promptly rather than defaulting to additional tests (as one owner contrasts with other practices).
• •Follow-up: a reviewer reports a phone call the day after their dog’s spay to check recovery.
• •Bereavement care: one review notes staff allowed “plenty of time” for goodbyes.

Reviews

4.7 stars from 165 reviews. Comments we have are heavily positive and centre on appointment access, speed, and supportive handling in both routine and difficult moments. “”

• •Fast in-practice experience: short waits and problems diagnosed/treated quickly are explicitly described.
• •Access: same-day appointments are mentioned.
• •Thoughtful handling of pets: calming a cat with valerian spray; owners describe attentive care for dogs and cats (and one household’s chickens).
• •Post-treatment support: next-day follow-up call after a spay is specifically reported.
• •End-of-life support: owners describe being given time and space to say goodbye.