Farm & Large-Animal Vets near Welshpool

## Summary 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). ## Services Based on the website and reviews, services and capabilities mentioned include: - **24/7 emergency veterinary service (365 days/year)** (website). - **Farm/large animal care**, including a stated focus on **herd health** and **preventative medicine** (website). - **Small animal care** (website; multiple dog/pet examples in reviews). - Treatment of a **dog haematoma**, including **placing a drain** (review). ## People - **Geoff/Geoffrey (vet)**: Mentioned by name in multiple reviews. Owners describe him as “down to earth” and say they feel **not judged** when bringing pets in with worries, and that he shows empathy toward both animals and owners (reviews). - **Reception team**: Described as “lovely” and “friendly” (reviews). This is tied to practical outcomes like helping owners get **quick appointments** (reviews). ## Reviews **4.9 stars from 34 reviews.** The written reviews we have are uniformly positive and focus heavily on access, staff manner, and specific treatment experiences. **“Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.”** - **Rapid appointment availability**, including being seen **within an hour** and **the same afternoon** (reviews). - **Clear examples of treatment provided**, such as managing a dog’s **haematoma** and later **fitting a drain** (review). - Owners value a **non-judgemental approach**, especially when they’re unsure whether a symptom is serious (review). - Several reviewers note it feels like a **smaller practice**, which they say helps with **nervous pets** (reviews).

## Summary Camlas Farm Vets LLP is a farm-animal practice (no corporate group is mentioned; it operates as an LLP) that also appears willing to help with smallholder and wildlife cases when they arise. The clinic states it provides a 24-hour emergency service outside working hours, and recent reviews describe practical follow-through such as follow-up phone calls after treatment. Owners specifically mention the team taking in an injured wild bird with a broken jaw and treating it without charge, and treating a laying hen with weekend support that led to a successful outcome. ## Services - Farm animal veterinary services and support (as described by the clinic). - 24-hour emergency service outside working hours (as stated on the clinic website). - Treatment of a laying hen, including care arranged over a weekend (from reviews). - Assistance with an injured wild bird (broken jaw) (from reviews). - Follow-up calls to check on an animal’s progress after treatment (from reviews). ## People - Individual vets are not named in the available information. In reviews, one client describes “our vet” as sympathetic and staying positive despite the severity of symptoms, and another mentions follow-up calls to check how things were going after treatment. ## Reviews **Google rating: 5 stars from 3 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - Help with non-routine cases: an injured wild bird was accepted and dealt with “with no problems,” and a laying hen was treated successfully. - Follow-through after treatment: clients mention follow-up calls to check on the animal. - Cost and fairness: one reviewer says they weren’t charged for bringing in the wild bird; another says the practice is “priced well” and not pushing costs (no specific prices are given).

## Summary Yorton Farm Stud appears to operate primarily as a horse breeding/stud facility rather than a general small-animal veterinary clinic. Based on the written reviews available, it’s set up for mare covering and getting mares in foal, with one reviewer specifically noting an *on-site vet* who “does an excellent job” when horses need help. Several reviews also focus on the site itself—its distinctive farm buildings/architecture and the experience of visiting—suggesting it also hosts visits or walk-throughs. Concrete specifics mentioned by reviewers include: - Mares being put in foal, including one mare “in foal on a first cover”. - An on-site vet providing help for horses when needed (vet not named). - A “warm welcome” from the team. - Visitors highlighting the farm buildings and grounds as a reason to visit. ## Services Only the following are explicitly mentioned in the available information: - Mare covering / breeding services (reviewers describe bringing mares to be “put… in foal” and a mare being “in foal on a first cover”). - On-site veterinary support for horses “that need her help” (no further detail on procedures, diagnostics, or scope). ## People - **David** (role not stated): One reviewer highlights him positively for being willing to “have a deal and help you out” when needed. - **On-site vet** (unnamed; referred to as “her”): Mentioned by one reviewer as doing “an excellent job” helping horses when required. ## Reviews **Google rating: 5 stars from 25 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - Multiple reviews focus on the **farm buildings/architecture** and enjoying a walk-through/visit, rather than animal care. - **Breeding outcomes and mare care** are mentioned: a “warm welcome,” a mare looking “amazing,” and being “in foal on a first cover.” - One review specifically calls out **on-site veterinary help for horses** when needed (without detail on what treatment was provided).