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- •Several owners praise the team for clear communication, saying they are walked through treatment and given detailed explanations. - Positive reviews also highlight a friendly reception team, caring vets, and a clean clinic, with some newer clients saying they were impressed from their first visit. - Treatment examples in recent feedback include surgery and dental work under anaesthetic, both described positively.
Swansea PDSA Pet Hospital is part of the PDSA charity rather than an independent clinic, providing free and low-cost veterinary care for pets in need. It is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback points to a mix of urgent and routine care, including emergency admissions, surgery, consultations, diagnostics and end-of-life appointments, while also showing that registration and eligibility rules can affect access.
- •Owners frequently praise the staff for being friendly, helpful, and welcoming, especially at reception. - Clinicians are described as listening carefully, explaining clearly, and helping owners feel heard and reassured. - Pet handling comes through as a strength, with positive comments about calm treatment of dogs and thoughtful arrangements for rabbits in the waiting area.
- •Owners praise kind, compassionate handling, including good support for a nervous terrier and thoughtful accessibility adjustments for a guide dog owner. - Some reviewers say access is good, including being seen the same day, and Dr Richard is singled out for clear, personable consultations. - Several complaints focus on the V.I.P.
- •Several positive reviews describe excellent service, saying pets are well cared for and treated warmly on visits. - The pet plan is seen as a plus, particularly for including vaccines and six-monthly check-ups. - One reviewer says the Danescourt branch can be inconsistent depending on which vet you see, though they also praised two vets for being confident, caring, and informative.
Little Green Westra presents itself primarily as a licensed and insured kennels-and-cattery business in Westra, with dog daycare, grooming, training and countryside walks, and it also mentions a weekly vet clinic on its site. Recent customer feedback is mixed: some owners describe friendly staff and dogs that seem comfortable on repeat stays, while others report poor communication during boarding and concerns about the condition of pets' belongings on collection. One reviewer also mentions being directed to the Gingr app portal for updates and photos during a stay.