Certified by Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital • Oct 11, 2026
VeterinarianEmergency Veterinarian ServiceCVS Group Plc
Here at Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital we are a small animal practice who offer: SignVideo - Deaf BSL service, Pet insurance, Nurse clinics, Repeat prescriptions, Home visits, Pet bereavement counselling, Dogs Trust neutering scheme, Pet passports/Animal Health Certificates, Keyhole (Laparoscopic) surgery, Cat Neutering, Dog Neutering, Rabbit Neutering, Cat Microchipping, Dog Microchipping, Pet advice, Cat vaccinations, Dog vaccinations, Rabbit vaccinations, Puppy vaccinations, Kitten vaccinations evaluation across the wider Carmarthen area.
We are RCVS accredited as a Small Animal Veterinary Hospital, welcoming Birds of prey, Cats, Cattle - Beef, Cattle - Diary, Dogs, Ferrets, Game birds, Goats, Guinea pigs, Parrots and Cockatiels, Pigs, Poultry, Rabbits, Reptiles, Sheep, Small furries. We are passionate about animal care and making sure your pets receive the best possible veterinary healthcare.
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Certified by Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital • Oct 11, 2026
Certified by Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital • Oct 11, 2026
MondayOpen 24 Hours
TuesdayOpen 24 Hours
WednesdayOpen 24 Hours
ThursdayOpen 24 Hours
FridayOpen 24 Hours
SaturdayOpen 24 Hours
SundayOpen 24 Hours
Reviews
4.5
319 reviews
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253
4 stars
34
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1 star
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Emily Davies
2 days ago
1.0
Unfortunately my dog injured herself late at night. The out of hours service was fantastic, as they fitted us in at 23:50. The radiographs were inconclusive, so we had to come back at 8:30 - this was to be expected and we came away with pain relief for our dog. The quote was £690 and I authorised 1-4 xrays, but opted for sedation instead of GA (which should've been cheaper than the quoted price). We went to pick up our dog and our bill was £1300 despite no complications. We also didn't have a consultation to explain the findings and no after care. This isn't the fault of the vets or the staff who dealt with my distressed self very well, however I feel this is a symptom of over worked vets and the money grabbing corporate veterinary industry. On the other hand, I didn't really appreciate over hearing staff in the back shouting at my distressed dog (who was crying) to 'shut up', I understand it's very stressful to hear a dog crying loudly for a significant period of time, however this is not the way to handle a dog who is anxious and in pain. I will be looking for an independent now to handle the care of my animals. Very disappointing and also feel like I've been fleeced for mere diagnostics - no treatment for my dog and still no plan.
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Chris Campbell
Oct 7, 2026
1.0
If I could give minus stars I would. These people are a piece of work. Vet incompetence and greed lead to losing our dog a couple years ago, the vet was more interested in fleecing an old rich couple than my dog. In March 2026 one of our dogs had a tooth stuck in his lip and we were allowed to have an emergency treatment. At no time were we aggressive or abusive but we made a complaint to the ombudsman. So last night my elder dog got into a fight and took our details then told us to bring the dog to them. 15 minutes they called said we were banned and blocked from the service. Funny when earlier when they checked our details there was nothing on our file when they checked our details. Then they are saying 15 minutes later the practice manager said we are now banned with no paperwork or no notice. Which is highly suspicious and definitely retaliation. They do not care about anyone's animals, they only care about the money. Wouldn't mind as much but they are not even decent vets.
Went to the vets in Swansea and was much better. Their priority was the animals care and health, not asking for payment as soon as you get through the door. Skip Carmarthen emergency vets and go to Swansea emergency vets. Use independent vets and avoid cvs and other chain vets. I guess its another report to the ombudsman and RCVS about this vet.
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Peter Heilbron
Oct 6, 2026
5.0
1st class service
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Claire Francis
Sep 21, 2026
5.0
Excellent service, pleasant knowledgeable staff, very helpful, we've rescued 3 birds over the summer the last one( two days ago) was a Manxshear water cliff side bird in the middle of Carmarthen! he was along way from home very cute! They have volunteers that collect these type of animals and reintroduced them into their natural habitat. Great! nothing is too much trouble. We saved a woodpigeon a few weeks ago they fixed him up and released him where we picked him up... all free
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jay
Aug 18, 2026
5.0
Very grateful for all the support and affection,I got when I brought in my Stanley who ate chocolate:( . One lady I do remember is Kayla- she was very reassuring throughout and keep calm. Thanks everyone you do a great job.
Frequently Asked Questions About Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital
Do I need to make an appointment?
All consultations are by appointment only, so please call us to discuss your pet's needs and arrange an appointment.
Can I call your practice for advice?
If you have any concerns about your pet's health, please call us. Whilst our team can provide some guidance over the phone, we recommend booking an appointment for a more thorough evaluation.
Will my pet insurance cover the costs of treatment?
Treatment is tailored to each pet, so insurance coverage may vary. We would advise contacting your pet insurance provider to confirm what is covered.
How much will my pet's treatment cost?
Treatment costs vary based on your pet's needs. We will always provide a cost estimate before proceeding with any treatment. Please call us for more details.
How do I register with your practice?
Registration is easy: simply complete the form on our website, or call us and let our receptionist know you'd like to become a client.
How do I make an appointment?
Booking an appointment is simple—just give us a call!
How do I make a complaint?
We strive to always offer top-quality service, so if something isn't right, please let us know as soon as possible. For formal complaints, you can contact the practice in person, by phone, or in writing.
Do I need to make an appointment at Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital?
Yes, all consultations are by appointment only. Please call to arrange a suitable time for your pet's needs.
Can I get pet health advice over the phone?
Yes, you can call the practice for some guidance, but a booked appointment is recommended for a thorough evaluation.
Will my pet insurance cover treatment costs at the hospital?
Coverage varies depending on your insurance. Please check with your provider to confirm what is covered for your pet's treatment.
How much does treatment typically cost at Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital?
Costs vary based on your pet's needs. You will be provided with a cost estimate before any treatment begins.
How do I register my pet with Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital?
You can register your pet by completing the form on our website or by calling and informing our receptionist you'd like to become a client.
What are the opening hours of Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital?
The hospital is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 7:30 PM, and Saturday from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM. It is closed on Sundays.
Does Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital offer services for deaf clients?
Yes, we provide SignVideo, a British Sign Language (BSL) service, to support deaf clients.
Are there pet grooming services near Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital?
Yes, Bow Wow Bubbles and Spa, a pet groomer and spa, is nearby and can be a great option for after veterinary care or routine grooming.
Are there any pet-related training facilities close to the hospital?
Yes, ClickStart Dog Training, which offers services in pet training and supplies, is located nearby for convenient access.
What nearby places can I visit before or after my appointment at Carmarthen Veterinary Hospital?
You can visit the Carmarthenshire Cheese Company for specialty grocery shopping or St Mary's Church for a serene visit while in the area.
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