Dyfed Farm Vets is a farm animal veterinary practice on Llysonnen Road in Llanllwch. The practice treats cattle, sheep, pigs, goats, camelids, deer, and poultry. It's open Monday to Friday 8:00am to 5:30pm and Saturday mornings 8:30am to 1:00pm. A vet is on call 24 hours for farm animal emergencies. The practice has a car park and disabled access, and accepts referrals for specialist cases.
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Based on 4 reviews
Emma Griffiths
Google 31 December 2024
Always go above and beyond for both of farm animals and our household animals too. I can’t recommend enough.
Sue Dudley
Google 16 August 2024
We have always found Dyfed Farm Vets to very excellent. They have done their very best for our animals going above and beyond on a number of occasions. They also happily give free advice over the telephone which is very much appreciated.
Jon Roberts
Google 31 May 2024
As far as I am aware they continue to employ a large animal vet whose dog attacked another leashed dog off leash leaving it with injuries that he said he would treat at their home (I assume to avoid being reported) and then failed to attend a second time as promised. Weeks later his dog attacked and killed our cat, again whilst off leash, he left our cat under our car and left a note (which didn’t explain what had happened at all, just saying to call him). He didn’t make an effort to take the cat to the vets for treatment (2 minutes away) or even to be taken care of, when he spoke to me later he said he was running late for work, so he was going there anyway and made the decision to leave our cat dead under our car to be discovered by us. I would question the judgement of continuing to walk your dog off leash when it’s already attacked an on leash dog in the same estate, children frequently play where our cat was attacked and killed. Small animal vets were terrific in dealing with our cat once discovered, the way the large animal vet acted showed no compassion for animals whatsoever.
Brett Carey
Google 14 January 2023
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