Cambrian Vets

Cambrian Vets is a veterinary practice that also acts as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the available reviews, it appears set up to handle both routine care and higher-need medical cases: owners describe support with long-term diabetes management (including teaching insulin injections and providing prescriptions), as well as very rapid out‑of‑hours help for an injured dog. One detailed account also describes around‑the‑clock inpatient care during a serious diabetic complication, with medication given every two hours through the night, and a later at‑home euthanasia visit described as peaceful and respectful.

Services

• •Veterinary nurse training facility (explicitly stated).
• •Out‑of‑hours response and urgent appointments (owners describe being responded to quickly and being seen promptly).
• •Injury/illness assessment and treatment (e.g., a spaniel with a walk injury).
• •Chronic condition management: diabetes care
• •Teaching owners how to inject insulin.
• •Writing prescriptions so medication can be purchased elsewhere (described for insulin).
• •Intensive management of serious complications, including inpatient monitoring and frequent medication dosing (every 2 hours overnight, per one review).
• •End-of-life care
• •Home visit euthanasia (a vet named in reviews attended and carried out a “peaceful, dignified” euthanasia).

People

• •Katerina: Mentioned as providing care and leading the team during an out‑of‑hours situation; the owner describes a quick response and prompt appointment for an injured dog.
• •Daniela: Mentioned for an at‑home euthanasia; described as respectful and kind, helping the pet have a “peaceful, dignified end.”

Reviews

4.9 stars from 75 reviews. - Owners repeatedly describe staff being helpful and kind, especially during difficult situations.

• •Out‑of‑hours help is specifically mentioned: quick response and being seen promptly for an injured dog.
• •Detailed praise for diabetes support, including being taught insulin injections, receiving a prescription to buy insulin elsewhere, and intensive inpatient care during a serious complication (medication every 2 hours overnight).
• •At‑home euthanasia is described in one review as calm and respectful, with a focus on the pet’s comfort.