Dog & Cat Vets in Dyfed

Camlas Petcare Vets is a small-animal practice offering consultations, surgery (including keyhole/laparoscopic procedures), and on-site diagnostics (in-house lab, X‑ray and ultrasound). The practice is accredited as an RCVS General Practice, a Cat Friendly Clinic (Gold), and Dog Friendly Clinic, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews, owners commonly mention rapid access when a pet is unwell (including same‑morning appointments) and clear, option-led discussions—for example, a vet offering an ultrasound (“echo scan”) for a bladder concern and explaining the cost before proceeding. Reviews also show a strong split in experience: alongside many long-term clients describing consistently good care, one recent reviewer reports multiple pet deaths after being seen and urges others to avoid the clinic.

Tenby vets is an independent practice (no corporate group mentioned) that’s been operating since 1957 and moved into larger premises in 2009. It’s set up to see both small and large animals (per the website) and appears geared to fitting in urgent problems quickly: multiple reviewers describe same-day appointments for issues like eye injuries and stomach upset, with one reporting being seen within 5 minutes. Specific touches mentioned include being let in via a side door when a dog was unwell, and staff coordinating care across the team (e.g., one vet bringing in another to help find a solution).

Pen Y Graig is presented in the available data as a campground/glamping stay (not a veterinary clinic). Reviews repeatedly describe self-contained accommodation (including shepherd’s huts and a barn conversion) with a strong focus on privacy and dog-friendliness—for example, multiple guests mention individual fields/space for dogs to run, and one review highlights a stable split-door setup that helps keep dogs safely inside while letting fresh air in. Hosts are named in reviews (Guy and Julia), with specific examples like pre-heating the hut before arrival and going out of their way to help during a guest’s stay.

Trefaldwyn Vets describes itself as an independent practice providing care for both farm and small animals, with an emphasis on preventative medicine and herd health (website). The practice also states it offers 24/7 emergency cover, 365 days a year (website). In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe fast access to appointments (including being seen within an hour and the same afternoon) and mention the team being a good fit for nervous pets because it’s a smaller, calmer-feeling practice (reviews). Concrete examples owners mention include: - A dog with a haematoma being booked in the same afternoon, then having a drain fitted a few days later (review). - Being given an appointment within an hour despite not being registered with the practice (review). - Staff being described as non-judgemental when owners bring animals in for concerns that turn out minor—or serious (review).

The available information for “Gwynfryn” is internally inconsistent. One structured field lists emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours), but the linked website and all the latest written Google reviews describe a holiday cottage/accommodation (e.g., “lovely place,” “stunning views,” “places to walk”), not veterinary care. Based on the sources provided, there isn’t enough reliable, clinic-specific evidence to describe veterinary services, facilities, or staff.

The Oak Veterinary Group (The Oak surgery) is a veterinary practice offering an emergency service (including out-of-hours call-outs mentioned in reviews). Ownership (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the information available to us. Based on the written reviews, the practice appears set up for urgent cases with follow-up support afterwards: owners describe being seen promptly when calling late on a Saturday evening, leaving with clear explanations and a treatment plan, and receiving check-in calls the next day or “catch-up calls during the week” (reported as being at no extra cost).

The Oak Veterinary Surgery operates as part of The Oak Veterinary Group and provides care for both pets and farm animals. The website highlights a Pet Health Club® Plus plan where consultations are included, plus periodic offers such as a six‑month healthy pet check aimed at spotting “hidden health issues” early. Registered clients can also access 10% off trusted pet travel via PetAir (as stated on the site).

Builth Wells Veterinary Practice is a mixed animal practice (pets as well as beef cattle, sheep, equine and smallholders) that also offers rehab-focused options such as hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, and electrotherapy, with individualised exercise plans described on its website. It states it provides 24-hour emergency care. Recent reviews highlight practical, service-specific experiences such as being fitted in quickly for urgent problems (including a same-hour appointment for a sick dog), an overnight stay with IV fluids and updates, and follow-up after procedures (post-op care mentioned).

Trefaldwyn Vets describes itself as an independent practice caring for both farm and small animals, and says it provides a 24/7 emergency service where calls are answered by a team member. The clinic also states it holds Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation, and it is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe: - being seen quickly in urgent situations, including a Sunday emergency and being taken straight in even when the practice was closed - clear explanations of risks and options before procedures (including a “particularly delicate” surgery for an older cat with a handicap) - referrals arranged when needed, including help finding an emergency surgical hospital and referral to a specialist eye clinic There is also a negative review alleging poor record-keeping and not listening to the owner, with knock-on problems for an insurance claim.