Builth Wells Veterinary Practice

Builth Wells Veterinary Practice is a mixed animal practice in Builth Wells, caring for pets as well as beef cattle, sheep, equine and smallholders, and its website also highlights rehabilitation services including hydrotherapy, physiotherapy and electrotherapy. It states that it provides 24-hour emergency care. Recent feedback points to kind, practical care across routine appointments, urgent cases and follow-up support, with examples ranging from overnight treatment for an unwell dog to a llama x-ray visit and a bearded dragon check-up.

Services

• •Mixed animal care: the practice website lists care for pets, beef cattle, sheep, equine and smallholders.
• •24-hour emergency care: this is stated on the practice website.
• •Rehabilitation services: website-listed options include hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, electrotherapy, and individualised exercise plans.
• •Examples of treatment mentioned by clients: urgent same-day appointments for sick pets, overnight hospitalisation with fluids and owner updates, dental work for an older cat followed by blood tests and antibiotics, vaccinations, assessment of sudden facial swelling, phone advice and medication collection for an elderly Shetland pony, a llama visit for x-rays, and a first check-up for a bearded dragon.

Pricing

Available published prices indicate the clinic sits below average relative to similar practices. Recent reviewers also describe the pricing as reasonable, fair, or great value.

People

• •Emily is praised for visiting a llama promptly to carry out x-rays, and was described as gentle, kind and knowledgeable.
• •Sarah is thanked for helpful phone advice, clear communication, and arranging medication pickup for an elderly Shetland pony.
• •More broadly, reviewers describe the team as caring, helpful and gentle, with good post-op support and regular updates during inpatient care.

Reviews

Google reviews: 4.7/5 from 133 reviews. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with one negative review among the latest comments.

• •Kind, calm handling: reviewers often mention gentle, caring treatment for cats, dogs, kittens and even a bearded dragon.
• •Helpful urgent care: examples include fitting in a sick dog within the hour, treating a dog with sudden facial swelling while the owner was visiting the area, and arranging an immediate farm visit for a llama needing x-rays.
• •Good communication and follow-through: owners mention clear phone advice, updates during an overnight stay on fluids, and supportive post-op care.
• •Value is a recurring positive theme: several reviewers describe the fees as fair or reasonable, though one recent reviewer was unhappy after being told the practice would not see an unregistered dog while they were on holiday.