Gwynedd has 12 exotic pet vets. Compare clinics by reviews, opening hours, and published prices.
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Williams Veterinary Surgeons in Barmouth provides routine pet care alongside urgent and end-of-life support. Owners describe home visits for elderly dogs, blood testing, gentle handling of nervous pets, careful dental decision-making, and compassionate euthanasia appointments with cremation arrangements. The practice is also listed as offering emergency veterinary services, and recent feedback includes a same-hour appointment for a dog that became unwell while its owner was on holiday.
Williams Veterinary Surgeons is a veterinary practice in Tywyn, Gwynedd, and it also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback points to a practice that handles both routine problems and sensitive end-of-life care with a calm, supportive approach. Reviews also highlight practical help such as home visits in some circumstances and prompt appointments for pets needing to be seen quickly.
Parc Vetcare in Gwynedd offers a broad mix of first-opinion veterinary care, including dentistry, neutering, internal medicine, pain management, nurse clinics, pet travel support and visiting practitioners. Recent feedback also points to prompt 24/7 emergency and out-of-hours care, with late-evening, weekend and follow-up appointments mentioned by clients. Reviews consistently highlight calm communication, kindness and support during both urgent and end-of-life visits.
Anglesey Pet Clinic is an independent practice in Holyhead that says it has been caring for pets since 2007. Its stated equipment and procedures — including endoscopy, echocardiograms, orthopaedic surgery and BOAS surgery — suggest it is set up for more than routine appointments. Recent reviews also describe prompt help for urgent problems, alongside friendly handling of nervous pets and visiting holidaymakers.
Bennett-Williams Vets is a CVS practice in Anglesey, Gwynedd, providing first-opinion care for dogs, cats and a notably wide range of exotic species. Website-listed services include routine healthcare, surgery, dentistry, diagnostics, nurse clinics, home visits and GB pet travel documentation. Recent feedback is very positive, with owners often praising quick help for urgent problems, gentle handling and helpful support over the phone.
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Wern Veterinary Surgeons is a multi-species practice in Bala, treating small animals as well as farm animals, birds and poultry, and equines. The practice has an in-house lab and offers a 24-hour emergency service for registered animals, with an additional out-of-hours call-out charge. Recent feedback continues to highlight prompt help for urgent cases, including same-day appointments and very quick access for visiting owners.
Milfeddygon Dolgellau CYF is an independent veterinary practice in Dolgellau that has been established for more than 100 years. It treats both companion animals and farm animals, and its website states that it provides a 24-hour emergency service staffed by its own team. The practice appears equipped for both routine care and more involved diagnostics and procedures, including imaging, in-house lab testing, and surgery.
Milfeddygon Bodrwnsiwn Veterinary Group in Holyhead is a long-established mixed practice and part of VetPartners, caring for pets, farm animals and horses. It states that 24/7 emergency support is available for farm and equine cases, and it is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners often highlighting calm handling, clear advice and thoughtful support in both urgent and end-of-life situations, although one recent reviewer reported a poor experience.
RSPCA Aberconwy Animal Welfare Clinic is an RSPCA branch welfare clinic rather than a typical private practice. Its website states that it is an appointment-only service for people in receipt of means-tested benefits, and that it works with neighbouring branches to run the North Wales Mobile Animal Clinic. When the clinic is closed, veterinary care is available through supporting partner services. Recent feedback is mostly positive about patient, question-friendly consultations and practical support, with one older serious complaint about a dog’s treatment.
Bangor Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice offers on-site diagnostics and procedures, including an operating theatre, in-house laboratory, digital x-rays, separate cat and dog wards, and an isolation unit. Recent feedback highlights gentle handling of nervous pets and compassionate end-of-life support, alongside one serious complaint about communication and value around a scan.
Milfeddygon Bodrwnsiwn Veterinary Group is a mixed practice in Gwynedd treating small animals, farm animals and horses, with roots going back to the 1900s. It is part of VetPartners. The practice states it offers 24/7 emergency support for farm and equine work, and it is also a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback is mostly positive about friendly handling, routine care and practical advice, with a smaller number of complaints around medication ordering and one consultation that an owner felt was too brief.
E Barbour-Hill is presented by clients as an independent practice, with some long-term owners valuing the continuity of seeing the same vet rather than a larger corporate-style clinic. The practice is especially associated with dental work, with several owners describing complex tooth-saving treatment where extraction had been suggested elsewhere. Reviews also highlight clear explanations, calm handling, and attentive aftercare. Emergency veterinary services are also listed, including 24/7 or extended-hours cover.