Builth Wells Veterinary Practice

Builth Wells Veterinary Practice is a mixed animal practice (pets as well as beef cattle, sheep, equine and smallholders) that also offers rehab-focused options such as hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, and electrotherapy, with individualised exercise plans described on its website. It states it provides 24-hour emergency care. Recent reviews highlight practical, service-specific experiences such as being fitted in quickly for urgent problems (including a same-hour appointment for a sick dog), an overnight stay with IV fluids and updates, and follow-up after procedures (post-op care mentioned).

Services

• •24-hour emergency care (stated on the clinic website).
• •Rehabilitation/therapy services (from the website)
• •Veterinary hydrotherapy
• •Physiotherapy
• •Electrotherapy
• •Individualised exercise prescription
• •Mixed practice work (website lists species handled): pets, beef, sheep, equine, and smallholders.
• •Dental and medical work referenced in reviews
• •Dental work for a cat, followed by blood tests and antibiotics (owner account).
• •Vaccinations (“jabs”) for a dog (owner account).
• •Hospitalisation/overnight stay with fluids for a dog that was unwell, plus advice to recheck kidney values with their regular vet (owner account).
• •Assessment of a dog with sudden facial swelling (owner account).

People

• •Sarah is thanked by name for phone advice, clear communication, and arranging medication pickup for an elderly Shetland pony (reviewer account).
• •More generally, reviewers describe the team/vets as
• •Providing post-op follow-up/support (post-op service mentioned).
• •Keeping owners updated during an overnight stay (specific example from a dog treated with fluids).

Reviews

4.8 stars from 129 reviews. The latest reviews available to us are uniformly positive and describe specific clinical help ranging from urgent same-day care to dental work and inpatient treatment. “”

• •Fast access when something is wrong: examples include an appointment “within the hour” for a sick dog and help for sudden facial swelling.
• •Inpatient care with monitoring/updates: one dog stayed overnight, was put on fluids, and the owners were kept updated.
• •Procedures and follow-through: post-op service is mentioned, and one cat had dental work plus blood tests and antibiotics afterward.
• •Communication: phone advice and clear communication about medication collection are singled out.