Animal Trust Vets CIC Wrexham – Vets in Wrexham
Clinic Overview
- Consultations: Owners report that vet consultations are free, with charges applying for medication and procedures. - Urgent care: Animal Trust states a £79 supplement for 24/7 urgent care. - Plans: Reviews mention a pet plan, and earlier feedback also mentions a Paws Assist healthplan, as ways of helping keep costs down.
Services
- •General veterinary care: Routine appointments remain a clear part of the clinic’s work, including vaccinations, pregnancy confirmation, parasite treatment, and ongoing care for dogs and cats. Recent owners also mention free health check assessments and consultations where treatment options were explained clearly and without pressure.
- •Surgery and aftercare: Surgical work is a well-established part of the service, including major surgery. Recent examples include spay operations, anal gland removal, teeth cleaning, and nail clipping under general anaesthetic, with owners praising the standard of aftercare and post-op check-ups.
- •Urgent and emergency care: Urgent care is part of the Animal Trust model, and owners mention emergency appointments as well as treatment at another Animal Trust centre followed by aftercare in Wrexham.
- •Referral and imaging: Referral care and CT scans are listed as available.
- •Dentistry and other procedures: Dental procedures continue to feature in owner feedback, alongside other practical treatments and minor procedures.
- •End-of-life care: Euthanasia and ashes return have also been mentioned by owners.
- •Handling and pet comfort: Recent feedback repeatedly mentions calm, kind handling, including with anxious dogs and a stray cat, and one owner specifically appreciated the extra waiting-room space that helped reduce stress around other dogs.
Pricing
Available published prices indicate the clinic sits below average relative to similar practices. Reviews also continue to describe the practice as good value, with some owners contrasting it favourably with other local vets on cost transparency and saying they did not feel pressured into unnecessary extras.
- •Consultations: Owners report that vet consultations are free, with charges applying for medication and procedures.
- •Urgent care: Animal Trust states a £79 supplement for 24/7 urgent care.
- •Plans: Reviews mention a pet plan, and earlier feedback also mentions a Paws Assist healthplan, as ways of helping keep costs down.
- •Price communication: Owners regularly mention clear explanations of treatment choices and costs, including time to discuss options without pressure.
People
- •Lizzie: Recently praised for helping a reluctant dog relax enough to be properly examined, and for explaining the available options clearly.
- •Charlotte (vet): Previously commended for persisting with a dog’s post-operative complications until the cause was identified.
- •Ivo (vet): Described as caring and thorough in ongoing care.
- •Robbie: Mentioned positively for calm, reassuring handling.
- •Liam: Thanked for helping sort out insurance billing issues.
- •Leah and Georgie: Both have been singled out positively in owner feedback.
- •More broadly, reviews speak well of the wider team, including receptionists, admin staff, nurses, and vets.
Reviews
Google reviews stand at 4.7/5 from 645 reviews. Recent written feedback is very positive, with recurring themes including
- •Gentle, low-stress handling: Owners often mention pets being kept calm and at ease, including anxious dogs, a stray cat, and dogs needing examinations or procedures.
- •Clear explanations without pressure: Several reviews praise vets for talking through options in detail and giving owners time to decide without feeling pushed.
- •Strong experiences with procedures and follow-up: Recent comments highlight spays, anal gland removal, teeth cleaning, nail clipping under GA, and smooth recovery or post-check support.
- •Friendly staff and good value: Reception and clinical staff are regularly described as helpful and kind, while some owners specifically praise the clinic’s pricing, pet plan, and straightforward approach compared with other local practices.

