Llandudno Vets4Pets Ltd

Llandudno Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice presents itself as a modern, well-equipped clinic with on-site diagnostics including an in-house lab, digital X-ray and ultrasound, alongside separate dog and cat wards and an isolation unit. Out-of-hours emergency care is provided by Vets Now. Recent feedback is largely positive, with owners often highlighting clear explanations, caring support, and a particularly compassionate approach during end-of-life appointments.

Services

• •Diagnostics and monitoring: in-house laboratory testing including biochemistry and haematology, blood pressure monitoring, ECG, digital X-ray and ultrasound.
• •Surgery, hospitalisation and inpatient care: operating theatre, hospital ward, separate dog and cat wards, and an isolation unit.
• •Dental and routine veterinary care: dentistry is listed, alongside day-to-day consultations and treatment. Recent reviews also mention help with ongoing problems such as a dog’s itchy, sore ears.
• •Preventive and practical services: microchipping, prescriptions and health plans.
• •Travel and certification: pet passport and animal health certificate services are listed.
• •Rabbit care: rabbit medicine and testing are mentioned.
• •Emergency care: out-of-hours emergencies are handled by Vets Now.
• •Training: the clinic is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

Pricing

Available published prices indicate the clinic sits around average relative to similar practices.

People

• •Lawrence is praised as a patient and kind member of the team.
• •Gudrun is thanked for especially caring support during a euthanasia visit.
• •Tabea Quentin is credited by one owner with diagnosing and successfully treating a dog’s sore, itchy ears.
• •Theresa is described in a review as the vet who tried everything she could to help a dog at the end of its life, with a kind and unhurried approach.

Reviews

4.6 stars from 273 Google reviews.

• •A recurring theme is clear communication, with owners saying the team takes time to explain problems and talk through treatment options.
• •Several reviews focus on compassionate end-of-life care, describing staff as kind, understanding and unhurried during difficult appointments.
• •Individual team members including Lawrence, Gudrun, Tabea Quentin and Theresa are singled out for patience, kindness and effective care.
• •There is also one recent negative review alleging a rude vet and a poor euthanasia experience, but this sits against a broader pattern of positive feedback.