Dyfed Farm Vets

Dyfed Farm Vets presents itself on its website as a farm-only veterinary practice, with routine herd/flock work (dairy, beef/suckler, sheep, goats, camelids) and emergency procedures for farm animals, plus a well‑stocked pharmacy and facilities to examine/treat small ruminants. However, the latest written reviews available to us describe multiple small‑animal and wildlife cases (dogs needing urgent appointments and a dental extraction; a rescued bird being treated). In those reviews, owners repeatedly mention being seen urgently (including on a Sunday), staff contacting the patient’s usual vet to obtain history, and offering follow‑up calls after treatment.

Services

From the clinic website summary

• •Farm veterinary work for
• •Dairy routine work
• •Beef & suckler herds
• •Sheep
• •Goats & smallholders
• •Camelids
• •Vet tech services
• •TB & TBAS register
• •Emergency procedures for farm animals
• •Facilities/resources mentioned
• •Well‑stocked pharmacy
• •Facilities to examine and treat small ruminants

From the written reviews available to us (which conflict with the “farm-only” positioning above)

• •Urgent/same‑day appointments for dogs
• •Sunday emergency care mentioned
• •Dental extraction (“tooth out”) for a nervous rescue dog
• •Care for a rescued, unwell bird, with an offer to call with an update

People

• •Kate and Ema (role not stated): thanked by an owner for their kindness and support during an emergency and for being present in a pet’s final moments.
• •Hannah (vet): described as patient with a very nervous dog and praised for successfully completing a difficult tooth extraction.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 108 reviews. - Urgent access when needed: owners describe being “fitted in” same day, and one review explicitly mentions a Sunday emergency.

• •Continuity of care efforts: one owner says the clinic contacted their usual vets to get history before treating the dog.
• •Handling anxious animals and tricky procedures: a nervous rescue dog needing a tooth extraction is described as being managed patiently, with the extraction completed successfully.
• •Follow-up communication: one review notes staff offered to call with an update after treating a rescued bird.
• •Experience on-site: one owner mentions a modern, clean waiting area and pet products available.