Vets in Dyfed | Wales Veterinary Directory

Four Crosses Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent mixed animal practice that has been caring for animals for over 50 years. The website states it runs its own out-of-hours service from the Four Crosses branch, with two vets on call for emergencies—something multiple reviewers say they specifically wanted (and one review describes receiving helpful phone advice late at night for a suspected caterpillar-related irritation). Reviews also point to quick appointment availability and generally positive experiences, but there are also accounts of poor front-desk interactions out of hours and a problem during a nail clip that left a dog with a bleeding paw, plus a complaint about missing transferred history notes.

Oak Veterinary Group is a veterinary practice for both pets and farm animals, and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The website promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan where consultations are included, plus set-price preventive checks (a six‑month healthy pet check is advertised at £24.99) and a registered-client discount on pet travel services (10% off with PetAir). From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention being kept informed during treatment (including explanations of test results and what to do at home), tailoring appointments for nervous dogs, and follow-up after treatment (one reviewer describes a vet arranging a Sunday follow-up call). There is also a minority negative account describing an overbooked appointment leading to a wait, an unexpected £255 bill, and a dispute about insurance-claim information.

Fishguard Veterinary Services Ltd is an independent, family-run practice led by Dr Andrew Clemence and Dr Angus Clemence. It’s set up for a wide mix of cases, treating pets as well as farm and equine animals, and operates from a newer purpose-built building with stated “state of the art equipment.” Decision-relevant signals from the latest reviews include: - Same-day and immediate urgent access is mentioned multiple times (including an emergency appointment for a non-registered puppy after raisin ingestion). - Clients describe vets taking time to explain options and involve owners in decisions (e.g., “explained everything clearly and involved us completely”). - End-of-life support is specifically described, with staff offering patience and care during euthanasia for an older dog. - Multiple reviewers explicitly value that it’s independent/family-run, alongside comments about efficient organisation and a clean environment.

Fenton Veterinary Practice Limited is an independent practice (established in 1950) providing care for both pets and farm animals, with a stated 24-hour emergency service. Recent reviews describe thorough consults that include full examinations and clear “plan A/plan B” options (including out‑of‑hours guidance for weekends), plus practical convenience like online booking with immediate email confirmation and rapid follow-up appointments. Multiple owners also mention staff taking extra time with anxious pets and talking treatments through in detail.

Priory Vets Cardigan – Preseli branch is an RCVS-accredited Farm & Equine General Practice that also treats small animals, and it states it has a dedicated out-of-hours emergency service. From the reviews available, owners repeatedly mention clear explanations of conditions and treatment options, appointments running on time, and careful handling of nervous or vulnerable pets. One detailed account describes a dog treated urgently for severe bleeding, with suspected babesiosis identified using an on-site blood machine, followed by daily phone check-ins while the dog was on multiple medications.