Farm Vets in Clwyd

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.

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.

Fyrnwy Equine Group Ltd is an equine-only veterinary practice (established 1978) providing 24-hour veterinary care via a specialist clinic and ambulatory (call-out) service. The website describes equine medicine and surgery, plus diagnostic and ambulatory work, and notes the practice is RCVS accredited. In recent reviews, owners repeatedly mention vets coming out for issues such as a swollen leg, being “straight talking” and not pushing injectables, and taking time to explain procedures step-by-step during difficult visits such as euthanasia.

Castle Veterinary Centre is described in reviews as a long-established “group practice,” with one reviewer noting it was originally founded by Bill Ferris. From the cases mentioned, the clinic appears set up for both routine care and same-day problem visits: owners describe being seen immediately when a young puppy was unwell, getting a same-day appointment for an eye issue, and receiving treatment for a stray cat’s worms, fleas, eye infection and “flu.” Reviews also mention support during end-of-life care, including a dog with acute leukemia.

Brunswick Veterinary Surgery is part of the Grange Veterinary Hospital (Grange Vets group) and is described on its website as a purpose-built practice (built in 1982) and “one of the first accredited practices in the country.” The website mentions laser treatments and provides a specific process for emergencies (handled via a separate emergency contact number). In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention being seen quickly (including being “seen straight away” and being fitted in after a missed appointment), clear explanations during consultations (including doing an overall health check and flagging issues the owner hadn’t noticed), and practical organisation around appointments (texting on arrival so staff can meet you in the car park). One reviewer also notes potential access challenges for wheelchair users due to a step at the entrance and narrow internal doors.

W T Pritchard is a veterinary practice where reviewers repeatedly mention Mr Pritchard and “all his vets,” alongside supportive reception staff. Based on the written reviews available, the clinic seems geared toward practical, day-to-day veterinary care with an ability to accommodate urgent needs and to signpost or contact other providers when a case is outside what they can fully do themselves. Concrete examples owners mention include seeing a dog “straight away without a booking” at short notice, performing a dew claw removal to relieve pain, being particularly good with “skitty” rescue dogs, and contacting other people/services when they couldn’t fully help in-house.

North Wales Equine Dental Practice focuses specifically on equine dentistry for horses, ponies, and donkeys. The website describes facilities set up for dental work (including a knockdown box and stocks) and lists procedures such as tooth extraction, dental fillings, and “advanced equine dentistry.” In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention clear step-by-step explanations during appointments, calm handling for nervous or uncooperative horses, and receiving detailed dental records after treatment. One owner specifically describes removal of three wolf teeth from a 2‑year‑old, highlighting careful and sympathetic handling.

Genus Breeding Ltd is described in reviews as a bull stud focused on genetics, with multiple reviewers explicitly calling out “top genetics” and “top bull stud.” Your structured clinic data also lists 24/7 (or extended hours) emergency veterinary services, but the latest written reviews available to us don’t mention veterinary treatment or emergency care—only the breeding/genetics operation—so it’s unclear how central (or public-facing) the emergency veterinary service is. Concrete specifics mentioned: - Reviewers repeatedly mention a bull stud that’s “worth a visit.” - Several reviews describe the business as a “top” genetics/service provider.

Dee Valley Vets is a multi-branch practice that treats a wide mix of animals (pets, horses and livestock) and states it provides its own 24-hour emergency cover (365 days a year) via the usual phone number, attended by the usual vets (with extra charges). Recent reviews frequently mention being seen quickly (including “saw us straight away”) and explainers during appointments (“easily explained everything”), alongside comments about “honest and fair” diagnosis and treatment. A small number of recent reviews raise specific concerns about follow-up and communication (promised call-backs not happening) and about pricing changing during a procedure after a quote was given.