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Williams Veterinary Surgeons

Vets in Barmouth, Gwynedd

5.0
Independent Clinic

Williams Veterinary Surgeons – Vets in Barmouth

Updated January 2026
Independent Clinic

Clinic Overview

Williams Veterinary Surgeons is set up for everyday pet care as well as difficult, time-sensitive situations: owners mention home visits for elderly dogs, blood testing, anal gland treatment for a nervous dog, dental decision-making for an older cat, and multiple accounts of compassionate end-of-life care. The practice is also listed as offering emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours).

Decision-relevant specifics owners describe include

  • A vet coming out to examine a very elderly greyhound and taking a blood test during a home visit.
  • End-of-life appointments where owners were allowed time and personal touches (one review mentions playing music, “kiss and cuddle”), with cremation arranged and ashes returned in a casket, plus a condolence card from the practice.
  • A dental case where vets advised against an operation to remove a remaining tooth root because it was healing—avoiding anaesthetic risk for an older cat and avoiding unnecessary cost.
  • Gentle handling of a very nervous dog during anal gland treatment “without any upset.”

Services

  • Emergency veterinary services (listed as 24/7 or extended hours).
  • Home visits (described for an owner without transport, for an elderly dog).
  • Diagnostic testing: blood testing is specifically mentioned.
  • Anal gland treatment: expressed/treated for a dog that was unwell and struggling.
  • Dental assessment / dentistry: discussion of whether to proceed with an operation to remove a broken tooth/root in an older cat; the practice advised against surgery when not needed.
  • End-of-life care: euthanasia appointments described in detail by multiple owners.
  • Cremation arrangements and return of ashes: practice arranged cremation; ashes returned in a casket (as described by an owner).
  • Bereavement support: condolence card mentioned.

People

  • Emma: mentioned carrying out a home visit for a very elderly greyhound, including a blood test; the owner felt reassured afterwards.
  • Emily: praised for gently treating a very nervous dog with anal gland problems “without any upset.”
  • John: credited with compassionate handling during euthanasia for a dog with a long-term medical condition; the owner also notes kindness towards them as the pet owner.
  • Ed & Hugh: mentioned in the context of a cat dental case—owners valued that they recommended not proceeding with an operation when it wasn’t needed, citing reduced anaesthetic risk for an older cat and saving money.

Reviews

5.0 stars from 78 reviews. Reviews available to us focus on home-visit support, careful decision-making around procedures, and detailed end-of-life care experiences. “”

  • End-of-life care handled with personal attention: owners describe being given time and space, including being allowed to play music and say goodbye in their own way; cremation arranged and ashes returned in a casket; condolence card received.
  • Conservative, trust-building clinical decisions: one owner describes vets advising against a dental operation for an older cat because healing was progressing, avoiding anaesthetic risk and unnecessary expense.
  • Gentle handling of anxious pets: a nervous dog with anal gland issues was treated calmly and “without any upset.”
  • Practical support when owners can’t travel: a home visit for an elderly dog is specifically mentioned, alongside reassurance after blood tests.

Special Services

Emergency Services

Location

Cambrian Court, Marine Parade, Barmouth LL42 1NA, UK

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