We are the longest established practice in Wrexham. We are committed to caring for your pets and ensuring that your pets receive the highest standards of veterinary care.
We have been a Silver Cat Friendly practice for 5 years. To find out more about us being a Cat Friendly Clinic, please visit their website.
The premises at Rhyd Broughton have recently been extended and are fully approved by the British Small Animal Veterinary Association.
At Rhyd Broughton, we offer the invaluable experience of working in a modern veterinary practice, with insights into the activities that go on ‘behind the scenes’.
Here at Rhyd Broughton we welcome work experience and EMS students. We are a busy large animal practice with a very friendly team. Our staff are committed and motivated to constantly provide the highest standard of care for our patients. We have vets who range from newly graduated to 30 years qualified, as well as many registered veterinary nurses. So, there’s a broad array of experience to learn from.
Callie Thornton
Clinical Director
Rory Brotheridge
Clinical Director
Rhian Roberts
Veterinary Surgeon
Amy Hargreaves
Veterinary Surgeon
Angharad Nunn
Veterinary Surgeon
Laura Day
Veterinary Surgeon
Simion Piticariu
Veterinary Surgeon
Caitlin Palm
Veterinary Surgeon
We work alongside a dedicated Accident and Emergency vets called Vets Now, they look after your pet out of normal surgery hours.
Vets Now provide care overnight, at weekends and on Bank Holidays.
Learn more on the Vets Now website.
Accident
Deep wounds, injuries and significant bleeding
Swallowing objects or choking
Eating toxic/harmful substances (e.g. raisins, rat poison or antifreeze)
Collapse
Serious trauma (e.g. car accidents)
Behaviours
Breathing difficulties/seizure and fitting
Inability to urinate (especially in male cats)
Severe vomiting or diarrhoea (five or more episodes in a 12 hour period or if blood is present)
Inability to stand or dragging legs
Swollen abdomen or retching (especially large dogs)
Others
Eye problems
Struggling to give birth (such as green, bloody or brown discharge)