Campbells Veterinary Surgery

Campbells Veterinary Surgery is a vet practice located in Brynhyfryd, Swansea, offering a range of services for various animals. They treat dogs, cats, rabbits, gerbils, guinea pigs, hamsters, ferrets, tortoises, small and large cage birds, and backyard poultry. The practice provides general veterinary care to a wide variety of pets, ensuring comprehensive health services for the local community. Being part of the CVS Group, they benefit from a larger network of resources and expertise. Opening hours are generally 8:30 to 18:00 on weekdays, with shorter hours on Saturday mornings, and closed on Sundays and Thursdays. Parking is available for clients. Emergency services are also mentioned as available.

At a glance

Campbells Veterinary Surgery treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, farm animals and small mammals, with published prices for 6 services, including consultations from £65 and dog vaccinations from £76. Rated 4/5 from 176 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking and step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Campbells Veterinary Surgery. Order provided by Google.

• Alexandra Ward· 5 months ago

  Kaitlyn and Jazmin are two of the most professional and caring women I've come across, We had to bring our little boy in unexpectedly, I've never felt such heartbreak but they made us feel at ease, he was in safe hands, we were acknowledged and that means ever so much. It was my first and last visit with Campbells but I couldn't recommend them enough 🐈‍⬛

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• Kate Saltmarsh· 5 months ago

  I have been registered with Campbells for almost five years. I have had a series of rude interactions but finally tipped over the edge. We attended our appointment for the given time at 9am and there wasn’t even a vet in the practice. They had asked to rearrange on arrival. I understand that this causes stress for the practice nurse but her delivery and attitude was disgusting. I had simply asked why I hadn’t been informed and she had provided a series of excuses in simply the rudest manner I have ever experienced. I explained that one of my cats is a rescue and she could hear her in distress but such little empathy shown at a veterinary practice. I have been loyal to Campbells and always polite in my interactions despite their rude staff. However, this time, I had enough. This practice is unreliable with timings, they have rude staff and I have had enough of paying extortionate prices for a terrible experience.

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• Private User· 6 months ago

  The service here can be hit and miss, it really depends on which receptionist or vet you see. Some visits have been positive, but others less so. Unfortunately, it seems to be the same receptionist who consistently struggles with manners and professionalism, which is disappointing. It’s a shame, because when you get the right team member, the experience can be completely different.

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• graham pennock· 8 months ago

  My elderly mum's dog was unwell and unfortunately had to be put to sleep on Wednesday. My mum was devastated, she lives alone and her dog was her world to say she was distraught would be an understatement. The staff at the vet brought the card machine into the room where my mum was crying for her to make the payment for their services which she did. Personally I don't think that was particularly kind of them but it was done. Two days later and with my mum still grieving for her dog, the vets gave called, said they've made a mistake and undercharged her by £42 and asked if she could "pop down and pay the balance". Understandably she doesn't want to go near the place having lost her dog there 2 days earlier so they've said that's fine and taken the extra payment from her over the phone. I personally think this is particularly heartless behaviour, even by this vets standards. Couldn't they have at least waited a few more days before rinsing the bereaved dog owner of a few more pounds, at least until after the weekend? Our vet sent us a sympathy card when we lost our dog, I'd avoid these money grabbers if you can!

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• Richard Gardner· a year ago

  They care for andre hayes our yorkie brought his back from close fron the brink of collapse from tooth infection .now he's thriving little guy well spoilt 12 months on he's been so busy enjoying life been on lots of adventures . He's cared for well by cambels had 13 teatu out as well for his teath was in a bad way when we had him now he's full of life loving it traveling around the uk All his injections done and his anel gland sorted and helth check ups his been brilliant and alot more caring and carner

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