Castle Veterinary Clinic – Vets in Wrexham
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Clinic Overview
- Many positive reviews mention a welcoming, smaller-practice feel, with owners saying staff take time to listen, explain treatment, and avoid making visits feel rushed. - Several reviewers describe the team as friendly, helpful and attentive, with examples including patient handling of a puppy and a long-term client praising the consistency of care over many years. - Practical help is also mentioned, including support with a pet passport.
Services
- •Routine and preventative care: Consultations, vaccinations, flea and tick checks, and pet wellness screening are all noted. Reviews also describe patient, unrushed handling, including with a wriggling puppy, and vets who explain what they are doing clearly.
- •Cats, dogs and smaller pets: Feedback refers to care for cats and dogs as well as a guinea pig, suggesting the clinic sees a range of common household pets.
- •Surgery and aftercare: One owner describes a guinea pig having a tumour removed, with positive comments about post-operative support and nursing help during recovery.
- •Travel paperwork: Pet passport help is specifically mentioned in reviews.
- •End-of-life care: Euthanasia is referenced in a detailed owner account.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic, though reviews are mixed on value, with some describing prices as reasonable and others complaining about high vaccination costs or feeling overcharged.
People
- •Miles is named in a review in connection with caring for a guinea pig during treatment and recovery after tumour removal.
- •A receptionist is specifically thanked for helping nurse that pet post-operatively.
- •Across reviews, the wider team is often described as friendly, helpful, patient, professional, and good at answering questions clearly.
Reviews
Castle Veterinary Clinic has 4.6 stars from 93 Google reviews.
- •Many positive reviews mention a welcoming, smaller-practice feel, with owners saying staff take time to listen, explain treatment, and avoid making visits feel rushed.
- •Several reviewers describe the team as friendly, helpful and attentive, with examples including patient handling of a puppy and a long-term client praising the consistency of care over many years.
- •Practical help is also mentioned, including support with a pet passport.
- •Negative comments are less common but include complaints about pricing, especially vaccinations, and one serious complaint about an end-of-life visit that an owner found deeply distressing.
Special Services
Vet Nurse Training
