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Veterinary Nurse Training
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- •Emergency access is a consistent strength: owners mention same-day appointments, short waits for urgent cases, and prompt care for cats needing emergency treatment. - Handling of anxious pets stands out: several reviewers describe vets and nurses taking things slowly and calmly, including for a reactive dog having a laparoscopic spay. - Communication and compassion are praised: reviewers mention clear explanations after procedures, respectful treatment of both pets and owners, and an 11pm phone update for a cat staying overnight.
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- •Positive feedback often focuses on a friendly, welcoming team and fast access for emergencies. - Owners describe vets explaining diagnoses and treatment options clearly and without pressure, with good follow-up after urgent visits. - Reviews also mention practical, everyday helpfulness, including use of the waiting-area scales.
- •Friendly, reassuring team: Several reviewers describe the staff as very helpful, welcoming, and attentive, including good experiences with puppies and nervous pets. - Fast help for urgent issues: Owners report being fitted in quickly for emergency appointments and praise the helpfulness of the reception team and clinicians from first phone call to visit. - Calm handling and communication: Reviews highlight assessments being completed without distress, alongside positive comments about communication and facilities.
W J Downes (Downes Vets) presents itself as a mixed veterinary practice in Aberystwyth covering small animals, equine and farm animals, with vets on call 24/7 for emergencies. The practice also mentions modern diagnostic equipment and additional services including charity neutering, pet grooming, animal exports and health plans. Recent feedback is mixed overall: many clients praise the care, cleanliness and friendliness, while some reviews raise concerns about the reception experience and care-plan payment handling.