Haven Vets Burry Port

Haven Vets Burry Port is an RCVS accredited practice located in Carmarthenshire. The clinic treats a variety of animals including dogs, cats, birds, poultry, horses, and exotic or wild species.

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Haven Vets Burry Port treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, horses and farm animals. Rated 4.7/5 from 459 reviews, the RCVS-accredited practice opens at weekends.

Haven Vets Burry Port Prices

4.7(459 reviews)

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Haven Vets Burry Port. Order provided by Google.

• Mal· 2 months ago

  Just really pleasant experience all round. The staff were lovely and treated my dog like it was their own. We also got treated like we were the only ones that mattered.. Just very nice and a reasonable price given the treatment. My dog gave them 5 stars!

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• Angi Harrell· 2 months ago

  There's been a name change from Alpha to Haven Vets but it's brought some new faces to the practice. Met the new vet to the practice Suzie a couple of times now with both my dogs. Very happy with her care of my furbabies and that she took time to look up some meds for my old girl with renal issues and some extra pain relief. My young boy has just had his annual vaccination and again, took some time and checked him over even though he only had a health check up recently. Luckily both my furbabies are happy to go to the vets so I have no issues, knowing that they are having the best care with all the Team

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• jean richer· a month ago

  Wonderful helpful staff, I had to take my puppies on along journey for their second vaccination, unfortunately they were all sick on the way,the vet was wonderful when she saw the state of my puppies and helped me sort them out and get them all clean, I was so grateful, I would highly recommend this branch

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• Caroline Rees· 5 months ago

  I had my dog euthanised last week, and as grateful as I was that the vets came to our home, I wish they would have been a bit more compassionate. 2 big burly men coming in, just grabbing Fins paw to shave which he obviously showed distress to and then administered the anaesthetic. I'm not telling them how to do their jobs, but maybe a little sedative to calm him first, guide us through the journey gently and show some compassion to the owners and their beloved pets. I feel Finlay's final moments were of these men distressing and scaring him rather than him passing gently with dignity with mam and dad there with him. Please think about the animals / owners in future and not the price tag

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• Diane Graham· 2 months ago

  we had a very nervous dog, all the staff were excellent in handling her so that she could have the treatment she needed. Very kind and understanding staff a big thank you to them.

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