Vets in Gwent | Wales Veterinary Directory

Riverside Veterinary Care Ltd offers routine veterinary care alongside extended-hours emergency veterinary services, and it’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The website mentions new monthly “Care Packages” (health plans) starting at £11/month. Recent reviews focus heavily on emotionally difficult visits (including support around a dog’s death at home), with multiple owners describing staff taking time to read the situation and handle pets gently. There are also negatives raised about pricing for parasite treatments and about how a found, unchipped puppy situation was handled.

Sanders Veterinary Surgery offers routine and surgical care for cats, dogs and several small pets (including rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters), with on-site diagnostics such as digital X‑ray, ultrasound/echocardiography and an in‑house lab listed on its website. It also promotes a Pet Health Club®/Pet Health Club® Plus membership scheme, which includes “unlimited consultations” as a plan feature, plus 24/7 access to an online vet (while specialist/referral/out‑of‑hours consultations are noted as excluded from the plan). From the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention: - A calm, clean practice environment and a welcoming reception team. - Clear explanations “without medical jargon,” including for anxious pets (e.g., letting a nervous cat explore the room first). - Hands-on peri‑operative care, with one owner describing strong pre‑ and post‑op support around kitten spays. - Support in difficult situations, including a respectful euthanasia experience described during COVID.

The Carisbrooke Vets has been providing veterinary care since the 1960s and, based on its website, covers small animals, exotics and farm work, with 24/7 in-house emergency and out-of-hours provision. Recent reviews most often describe quick access for urgent problems (being “seen immediately” or “straight away”), clear explanations during consultations, and practical follow-up information after treatment. Owners also mention some on-site workflow choices that affect visits, such as keeping cats and dogs separated in the waiting area (though one reviewer notes this isn’t always followed by other owners) and the use of text notifications.

Bridge Veterinary Centre is a long-established practice (the website states it has provided care for over 20 years) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations (as stated on the website). From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe: - Clear discussion of treatment choices, with staff explaining options and answering questions. - Support around end-of-life care, including multiple reviews describing calm guidance and compassion when saying goodbye to a pet. - Routine preventive care such as vaccinations, with one owner noting the vet adjusted their approach for a dog anxious about injections. A minority of reviews raise serious concerns, including one detailed complaint about clinical explanations/treatment advice for a cat’s skin infection, and another alleging errors with nail trimming and medication dosage, plus a lack of empathy at a pet’s passing.

Marlow Vets describes itself as an independently owned, family veterinary practice led by Glenn and Caroline Marlow, treating dogs, cats and rabbits. From the latest reviews, owners most often describe hands-on medical and surgical care (including an operation with inpatient stays in the clinic’s cattery, with visiting rights), plus clear treatment plans for injuries and recovery. Practical paperwork support is also mentioned, with one client paying £200 for an animal health certificate after guidance on what information was needed from their overseas vet. While many reviews emphasise compassion (including end-of-life support), one recent review alleges empathy has fallen away alongside increased focus on money.