Vets for Pets is a veterinary practice on Countisbury Avenue in Cardiff that treats cats, dogs, and rabbits. The practice opens Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 6:00pm, staying open until 8:00pm on Tuesdays. It's closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and bank holidays. Clients can book appointments, order products, and request prescriptions via WhatsApp. Emergency care outside regular hours is handled by Vets Now Newport.
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Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Client car park
Disabled public access
Car park nearby
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Referral interests
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
RCVS Core Standards
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat castration | From £115 |
| Cat primary vaccination | From £110 |
| Cat spay | From £165 |
| Dog castration | From £281 |
| Dog primary vaccination | From £110 |
| Dog spay | From £352 |
| Rabbit vaccination | From £97 |
| Standard consultation | From £52 |
Based on 7 reviews
Rachel Morley
Google 29 May 2026
Sonny (grumpy old staffy) went in for a nail clip. Not his favourite thing but all the staff were great and it’s made such a difference. Highly recommend Vets for Pets Llanrumney
Kate Sannino
Google 31 March 2026
I took my dog there as her one eye looked irritated. The tall vet said that my dog had dry eye and was suffering, she would need an operation (£800) to stitch her eye. I instantly knew he was lying. I bought some saline drops (£3) after a few days her eye was fine. A few years ago she had diarrhoea, they were so unhelpful and again wanted to operate (she was 10 and probably would never have made it through the surgery. As she was suffering and they were doing nothing to help I made the heartbreaking decision to put her to sleep. I’m still absolutely devastated, I feel they could have done something else and she’d still be with me. All about the money 😡
STEVE HILL
Google 30 November 2025
Excellent Practice so glad we travelled from West Wales with Tia our Staffy. Tom the veterinary Surgeon specialise’s in treating animals who have Luxated Patellas and cruciate ligaments. He had operated on Tia a year earlier and was successful at repairing a Luxated Patella then. He advised us then that the other leg would eventually need surgery So a year passes we travel to Llanrumney again and on arrival we met Tom who explained exactly what he intended to do that morning so we left her there to have her surgery. An hour later I had a phone call from Tom informing me that on opening her leg he could see that her cruciate ligaments were in a bad way and he had actually came out of surgery to get our views on having her cruciate repaired whilst she was asleep. We were told it was a more difficult procedure but he was willing to do it for us there and then. We agreed and later that afternoon we collected Tia who looked quite happy and we thanked him and all the staff for their support and kindness and travelled home. 6 weeks later we have a different dog she is playful and very happy is now eating well and I am convinced that she was in pain prior to her surgery and Tom had performed a minor miracle on our Tia. We are so grateful to him for his service and have no hesitation in recommending him to anyone who has a dog with knee and leg problems .Thank you so much from Steve and Diana Hill and of course Tia.
Suzanne Kimmins
Google 22 October 2025
Id like to thank everyone at llanrumney vets for pets especially Andrew who took great care of my chi Kiki x Andrew did a wonderful job on my dog whose knee cap had gone around the back of her knee x 6 weeks later she is walking no problem at all. Thank you all x
Phill Bloxham
Google 1 September 2025
We had what turned out to be a bit of an emergency the other day. The vets handled it perfectly and probably saved our dog's life. Always good service here. Thank you ❤️
Belinda Hughes
Google 26 August 2025
Sadly I wouldn’t recommend. I had a small dove that had been attacked by a cat or a dog and couldn’t fly. I contacted the vets for help! Sadly the Vet?? wouldn’t give me antibiotics to treat this bird in desperate need and advice was to seek Wildlife charity? After 20 plus phone calls in Cardiff, none replied. Then I had a Gentleman answer his phone from a rescue in Machen, who was on his way to an Emergency in Port talbot, then Cardiff to rescue a Signet wrapped in fishing line. This Gentleman was in his 80s came with a crate and rescued the bird and took him all the way to Monmouth to a Vet out of his own pocket!! Sadly the dove had to be euthanised🥹 The point I’m trying to make it’s not all about MONEY it’s about having some humanity in our world today. Very dissapointed for Vets lack of care.
Louise Lauridsen
Google 15 October 2024
Been with Vets4Pets Llanrumney for nearly 10 years now, the staff are always friendly and polite and you're always welcomed with a smile (depending on the circumstances of your visit). I feel comfortable when visiting and the team give you time to explain and understand your situation, your pet is a family member and I feel that is respected. I would highly recommend them 👌 👍 🌟
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