Park Vets

Park Vets is a veterinary practice located in Cardiff, South Wales, which has been caring for pets since 1896. They offer general veterinary services, and specifically highlight TPLO surgery for dogs with knee and cruciate ligament issues. The practice aims to be a partner in pet health for their clients. The practice prides itself on its long history as one of Cardiff's oldest veterinary establishments, providing a personal touch to the care of each pet. They are an RCVS accredited practice and hold a Silver Cat-Friendly Clinic accreditation, demonstrating their commitment to high standards of care and a feline-friendly environment. Practical information includes the availability of an annual preventative healthcare plan for pets. Clients can easily contact the practice for appointments or further information. Specific details on opening hours, emergency services, or accessibility are not provided on the homepage.

Park Vets is based at Sanatorium Road, Cardiff, Glamorgan, CF11 8DG in Glamorgan. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £58 and dog vaccinations from £67. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Park Vets. Order provided by Google.

• Andi Jones· 2 months ago

  All the team are extremely friendly and helpful. Standout for me though is Rochelle who has been absolutely amazing with Lily and her eye problems. Thank you Rochelle!

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• Dawn Fish· 2 months ago

  This is Banjo and he has been well looked after by the fantastic vet Jess. He's a tough 2 years and although he's been diabetes free for just over a year, he now has hyperthyroidism but he takes it all in his stride, thanks to the help and guidance of Jess. Banjo also turns 15 this month 🥳 and likes scratching up my shoes. All the staff are so knowledgeable and polite, whenever we visit. I love it when Lisa books him in & knows his name 😍

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• Nikki Baker· 2 months ago

  Jess is an absolutely fantastic vet. She genuinely cares and offers the best advice for you and your pet. She is so gentle with my two little ex rescue dogs and I always feel safe when they are in her hands.

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• Charlotte D· 2 months ago

  Couldn't recommend park vets enough! My golden Lenny recently got neutered but unfortunately he suffered a severe post opp complication (Len doesn't do things the simple way!) I contacted them and rushed him back and although the vet was very concerned and we had to make decisions and have a very serious talk I was made to feel at ease by everyone. Thankfully Lenny made it through the night and received the tests and treatment he needed. He also needed further surgery and had a week stay. We didn't visit as we didn't want to cause stress to Len when we left but everyday and night I had video/photo updates aswell as calls from the vet and nurses throughout the day to give me updates. Len was cared for as if he was their own and we can't thank every single staff member who works at park for that and everyone came out to say goodbye on discharge. Lenny would also like to say thank you for all the love, cuddles and chicken he had and he will see you all for his final post opp check next week 🐾

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• katrina crabb· 2 months ago

  Can not thank the team at Park Vets enough. Due to a freak accident my little rescue dog had to have emergency surgery to remove her eye. They gave her constant gold standard care from the minute she arrived . I was hysterical and in shock, They explained everything that was going to happen throughly in terms that I could understand, they calmed myself and my little Skyla. Everyone was caring, compassionate and attentive, kept me reassured, felt that not only was Skyla looked after , they had to look after me too. Kept me updated throughout the day and Skyla will make a full recovery . Skyla had the best care with an amazing team ,would throughly recommend this practice .

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