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Our Score (74/100)
AllPets Veterinary Clinic Limited describes itself as an independent practice. Based on its website and recent reviews, it appears set up for advanced diagnostics and surgery (including CT scanning and endoscopic procedures) as well as ongoing medical management and follow-up. Decision-relevant specifics owners mention include: - A vet (Richard) reviewed a cat’s long history, performed a CT scan, and showed/explained the imaging before offering a surgical option. - Clear discussion of costs was specifically praised in relation to a CT-led surgical case. - Post-op support can involve multiple recheck visits over several weeks, with the vet making himself available even when away (per one detailed cat surgery review). - The clinic is reported to have a separate waiting room for cats and dogs and toilets.
AllPets Veterinary Clinic Limited describes itself as an independent practice. Based on its website and recent reviews, it appears set up for advanced diagnostics and surgery (including CT scanning and endoscopic procedures) as well as ongoing medical management and follow-up. Decision-relevant specifics owners mention include: - A vet (Richard) reviewed a cat’s long history, performed a CT scan, and showed/explained the imaging before offering a surgical option. - Clear discussion of costs was specifically praised in relation to a CT-led surgical case. - Post-op support can involve multiple recheck visits over several weeks, with the vet making himself available even when away (per one detailed cat surgery review). - The clinic is reported to have a separate waiting room for cats and dogs and toilets.
Our Score (73/100)
Prospect House Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice founded in 1985, and is an RCVS-accredited clinic with in-house facilities including a laboratory, theatre and diagnostics room. The website states it provides 24-hour on-site care in partnership with Vets Now, including the claim that animals are “never alone” because there are professional staff on site. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention long-term continuity of care (“patients here for many years”), clear explanations, and support during difficult visits such as euthanasia, where one reviewer describes staff as “thoughtful and compassionate.”
Prospect House Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice founded in 1985, and is an RCVS-accredited clinic with in-house facilities including a laboratory, theatre and diagnostics room. The website states it provides 24-hour on-site care in partnership with Vets Now, including the claim that animals are “never alone” because there are professional staff on site. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention long-term continuity of care (“patients here for many years”), clear explanations, and support during difficult visits such as euthanasia, where one reviewer describes staff as “thoughtful and compassionate.”
Quay Veterinary Centre
Deeside
Our Score (73/100)
Quay Veterinary Centre is part of the Grange Veterinary group (a multi-branch practice) and is RCVS accredited. The website positions the wider group as having a “state-of-the-art hospital” and modern equipment, with 24/7 emergency care available. From the latest reviews available, owners often mention staff taking time with anxious pets (including a “very afraid” cat and a dog that struggles with injections) and being supportive during end-of-life care (“didn’t rush me” when saying goodbye). One recent review describes a sharply different experience: concerns about unclear explanations of medication given to a cat, missed calls when trying to clarify details, and disappointment with the overall communication.
Quay Veterinary Centre is part of the Grange Veterinary group (a multi-branch practice) and is RCVS accredited. The website positions the wider group as having a “state-of-the-art hospital” and modern equipment, with 24/7 emergency care available. From the latest reviews available, owners often mention staff taking time with anxious pets (including a “very afraid” cat and a dog that struggles with injections) and being supportive during end-of-life care (“didn’t rush me” when saying goodbye). One recent review describes a sharply different experience: concerns about unclear explanations of medication given to a cat, missed calls when trying to clarify details, and disappointment with the overall communication.
Our Score (73/100)
Rhyl Vets4Pets Ltd is a Vets4Pets-branded practice described on its website as locally owned, and it is RCVS accredited. It appears set up for day-to-day consultations plus diagnostics and inpatient care, with a purpose-built facility, in-house laboratory, and separate dog, cat, and rabbit wards. From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly mention: - Clear, option-based discussions during preventive care (e.g., being offered choices between kennel cough injection vs nasal spray). - Hands-on nursing support during routine procedures (e.g., a nurse helping restrain a puppy for nail clipping and injections). - Support around serious and end-of-life care, including attempts at treatment (blood tests, antibiotics/injections) and respectful handling after a pet passed away. There are also conflicts in experience: one reviewer reports a dispensing error with parasite medication, and another describes a consultation as rude/accusatory, with dissatisfaction about how a complaint was handled.
Rhyl Vets4Pets Ltd is a Vets4Pets-branded practice described on its website as locally owned, and it is RCVS accredited. It appears set up for day-to-day consultations plus diagnostics and inpatient care, with a purpose-built facility, in-house laboratory, and separate dog, cat, and rabbit wards. From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly mention: - Clear, option-based discussions during preventive care (e.g., being offered choices between kennel cough injection vs nasal spray). - Hands-on nursing support during routine procedures (e.g., a nurse helping restrain a puppy for nail clipping and injections). - Support around serious and end-of-life care, including attempts at treatment (blood tests, antibiotics/injections) and respectful handling after a pet passed away. There are also conflicts in experience: one reviewer reports a dispensing error with parasite medication, and another describes a consultation as rude/accusatory, with dissatisfaction about how a complaint was handled.
Vets Now is a corporate out-of-hours emergency veterinary clinic (Vets Now) providing urgent care for dogs, cats and small animals when daytime vets are closed, including bank holidays. The website lists on-site emergency facilities such as an in-house lab, operating theatre, X‑ray, ultrasound and an isolation unit, suggesting it’s set up to assess and stabilise a wide range of emergencies rather than routine care. Recent reviews describe cases including chocolate ingestion advice and reassurance, severe vomiting/diarrhoea with blood, and a serious leg injury where the vet reportedly made late-night calls to secure specialist referral. Owners often mention staff staying calm and reassuring during stressful visits; one recent negative review describes repeated focus on insurance/cost during the consultation and cites £500 for a 20‑minute appointment.
Vets Now is a corporate out-of-hours emergency veterinary clinic (Vets Now) providing urgent care for dogs, cats and small animals when daytime vets are closed, including bank holidays. The website lists on-site emergency facilities such as an in-house lab, operating theatre, X‑ray, ultrasound and an isolation unit, suggesting it’s set up to assess and stabilise a wide range of emergencies rather than routine care. Recent reviews describe cases including chocolate ingestion advice and reassurance, severe vomiting/diarrhoea with blood, and a serious leg injury where the vet reportedly made late-night calls to secure specialist referral. Owners often mention staff staying calm and reassuring during stressful visits; one recent negative review describes repeated focus on insurance/cost during the consultation and cites £500 for a 20‑minute appointment.
R D Owen Equine Clinic Ltd is an equine-only practice established in 1985 by Richard Owen. It provides both first-opinion and referral care for horses, ponies and donkeys, with on-site surgical and diagnostic facilities including digital radiography, video endoscopy, video arthroscopy, portable ultrasound scanners, stocks, and artificial insemination equipment. Recent reviews give concrete examples of field work (a colt castration described as “text book”) and of end-of-life support where owners say they were not rushed and were given time with their horse. One negative review is unrelated to clinical care and instead alleges unsafe driving in a company vehicle.
R D Owen Equine Clinic Ltd is an equine-only practice established in 1985 by Richard Owen. It provides both first-opinion and referral care for horses, ponies and donkeys, with on-site surgical and diagnostic facilities including digital radiography, video endoscopy, video arthroscopy, portable ultrasound scanners, stocks, and artificial insemination equipment. Recent reviews give concrete examples of field work (a colt castration described as “text book”) and of end-of-life support where owners say they were not rushed and were given time with their horse. One negative review is unrelated to clinical care and instead alleges unsafe driving in a company vehicle.
Our Score (71/100)
Wern Veterinary Surgeons is set up as a multi-species practice, with website-listed care for small animals alongside farm animals, birds/poultry, and equines. The clinic states it offers a 24-hour emergency service for animals registered with them (with additional out-of-hours charges), and has an in-house lab. In the written reviews available, owners most often mention staff being “supportive,” responding as fast as they can, and getting to know pets that visit regularly.
Wern Veterinary Surgeons is set up as a multi-species practice, with website-listed care for small animals alongside farm animals, birds/poultry, and equines. The clinic states it offers a 24-hour emergency service for animals registered with them (with additional out-of-hours charges), and has an in-house lab. In the written reviews available, owners most often mention staff being “supportive,” responding as fast as they can, and getting to know pets that visit regularly.
Wern Veterinary Surgeons is set up to treat a wide mix of animals (small pets through to farm animals, poultry and equine) and advertises an in-house laboratory. The practice also states it provides a 24-hour emergency service for animals registered with the clinic, with an additional out-of-hours charge. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners most often mention quick response when help is needed and staff being helpful and good with dogs on regular visits.
Wern Veterinary Surgeons is set up to treat a wide mix of animals (small pets through to farm animals, poultry and equine) and advertises an in-house laboratory. The practice also states it provides a 24-hour emergency service for animals registered with the clinic, with an additional out-of-hours charge. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners most often mention quick response when help is needed and staff being helpful and good with dogs on regular visits.
Castle Veterinary Clinic
Wrexham
Our Score (71/100)
Castle Veterinary Clinic is part of the Green Lane Vets group (as shown on its website) and is RCVS-accredited. Based on the services and cases mentioned, it appears set up for routine preventative care (vaccinations, parasite checks, wellness screening), document work for travel (pet passports), and small-animal surgery (a tumour removal with post-op nursing mentioned). Recent reviews are mixed: many describe friendly, helpful staff and quick but reassuring appointments, but there are also serious complaints about how an end-of-life euthanasia visit was handled and about unexpected vaccination costs.
Castle Veterinary Clinic is part of the Green Lane Vets group (as shown on its website) and is RCVS-accredited. Based on the services and cases mentioned, it appears set up for routine preventative care (vaccinations, parasite checks, wellness screening), document work for travel (pet passports), and small-animal surgery (a tumour removal with post-op nursing mentioned). Recent reviews are mixed: many describe friendly, helpful staff and quick but reassuring appointments, but there are also serious complaints about how an end-of-life euthanasia visit was handled and about unexpected vaccination costs.
W T Pritchard is a veterinary practice with a 4.7★ Google rating from 198 reviews. From the written reviews available, the clinic is repeatedly used for surgeries and reproductive care (including pregnancy and delivery support), plus routine preventative visits like first vaccinations and microchipping. Owners also describe responsive help outside normal hours (a call returned within minutes, with a prescription agreed by phone and collected the next day). Feedback is mostly positive, but one detailed review describes a serious issue after a cat’s neutering and dental extraction: blood left on the coat, the wrong tooth reportedly removed, and repeated requests to speak to a vet not returned.
W T Pritchard is a veterinary practice with a 4.7★ Google rating from 198 reviews. From the written reviews available, the clinic is repeatedly used for surgeries and reproductive care (including pregnancy and delivery support), plus routine preventative visits like first vaccinations and microchipping. Owners also describe responsive help outside normal hours (a call returned within minutes, with a prescription agreed by phone and collected the next day). Feedback is mostly positive, but one detailed review describes a serious issue after a cat’s neutering and dental extraction: blood left on the coat, the wrong tooth reportedly removed, and repeated requests to speak to a vet not returned.