Specialist Vets in Denbigh

## Summary 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**. ## Services - **Preventative treatment** - **Neutering** and **other surgeries** (described generally on the clinic website) - **Pet travel** (service listed on the clinic website) - **Farm animal services** - **Poultry services** - **Equine services** - **Laboratory services**, including an **in-house lab** - **24-hour emergency service** for **registered animals**, with an **additional out-of-hours call-out charge** (as stated on the clinic website) ## People - The website describes a team of **vets and nurses** providing **24/7 emergency cover** for registered animals. - In written reviews, owners describe the team as **supportive** and **quick to respond**, and one dog owner notes the vets are **very helpful** and **good with their dog** during regular visits. ## Reviews **4.7 stars from 7 reviews.** Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us. - **Prompt help when needed:** one reviewer says the team “get to you as fast as they can.” - **Supportive, helpful interactions:** described as “supportive and willing” and “very helpful.” - **Good handling of dogs on repeat visits:** one owner mentions their dog visits regularly and the vets have “got to know him,” with staff described as happy and polite.

## Summary 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. ## Services - Surgical procedures mentioned in reviews, including: - Cat sterilisation/neutering. - Dental extraction (tooth removal). - Multiple dog surgeries (procedures not specified). - Reproductive care for dogs: - Help throughout pregnancy and delivery. - Preventative care for puppies: - First injections/vaccinations. - Microchipping. - End-of-life care: - Euthanasia (described as arranged quickly), with a follow-up call afterward. - Out-of-hours support (as described by one owner): - Phone call returned within minutes; prescription agreed over the phone and collected the next day. ## People - **Sarah** (role not stated): mentioned for making a follow-up call after a dog was put to sleep. - Vets (unnamed): described as “lovely” by a client bringing puppies for first injections and microchipping; another review highlights courteous, professional handling of an urgent concern by phone, including agreeing a prescription. ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.7 stars from 198 reviews.** “Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.” - Fast, practical help in urgent situations, including an out-of-hours call-back within minutes and arranging a prescription by phone. - Surgery and reproductive support are recurring reasons people attend (dog surgeries; pregnancy and delivery support). - Routine puppy care is mentioned (first injections and microchipping). - Compassion around euthanasia, including a follow-up call afterward. - A conflicting experience reported by one owner: wrong tooth allegedly removed during a cat dental procedure alongside sterilisation, visible blood left on the cat’s coat at discharge, and repeated attempts to speak to a vet not returned over several days.