List of best vets around Caerphilly
Caerphilly county borough runs from the town itself up through Bedwas, Blackwood and the valleys, so there’s a genuine choice of practices depending on where you live. We’ve pulled together the ones we could verify, with addresses and phone numbers, so you can compare before you register. If you’re ever unsure how serious something is, our guide to working out how serious a symptom is is a good starting point, and your vet is always the final word.
1. Caerphilly Veterinary Clinic – Castle View
Address: 11-12 Market Street, Caerphilly CF83 1NX
Phone: 029 2086 9928
Right in the town centre, close to the castle.
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2. Companion Care Caerphilly (Vets4Pets)
Address: Unit 1, Caerphilly CF83 1PB
Phone: 029 2085 0623
Based inside or alongside a Pets at Home store, as with the Vets4Pets chain elsewhere.
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3. Summer Court Veterinary Surgery
Address: 106 St Cenydd Road, Caerphilly CF83 2TE
Phone: 029 2002 6474
On the St Cenydd Road, a short drive from the town centre.
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4. Summerwood Veterinary Surgery – Blackwood
Address: 273 High Street, Blackwood NP12 1AW
Phone: 01495 222383
Up in Blackwood, in the northern part of the county borough, so worth knowing if you’re further from Caerphilly town.
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5. Live Well Vets Caerphilly
Address: Unit 12, Afon Court, Caerphilly CF83 8XP
Phone: 029 2252 0471
Another town option, worth comparing alongside Caerphilly Veterinary Clinic and Summer Court.
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Tips for Choosing a Vet in Caerphilly
- Caerphilly town has several options, but check the valleys too. If you’re in Bedwas, Blackwood or further up the valley, a practice closer to home may beat the convenience of the town centre.
- Ask about out-of-hours cover now. Find out what your chosen practice does overnight and at weekends, and save that number in your phone.
- Chain practices like Vets4Pets often sit inside Pets at Home stores. Handy if you want to combine a visit with picking up food or supplies, but double-check parking and opening times first.
- Visit once when nothing is wrong. A short, calm first visit helps a nervy dog, and Calmshops stocks a Calmdogs calming collar that some owners like to have to hand. If your dog finds vet visits very stressful, speak to your vet about it.
Conclusion
Caerphilly county borough has a genuine spread of practices between the town and the valleys. For more on what’s nearby, see our Caerphilly dog services guide. Listings, hours and phone numbers can change, so please confirm with the practice before you travel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who do I call if my dog is unwell out of hours in Caerphilly?
Start with your own practice. Most have a recorded message or answering service explaining what to do overnight and at weekends, so ask now how it works and save the number. If you’re unsure how urgent something is, ringing your vet is better than waiting.
Is Blackwood part of Caerphilly county borough?
Yes, Blackwood sits within Caerphilly county borough, in the north of the area, so a practice there is still a genuinely local option for owners up the valley.
Can I register with a vet outside Caerphilly?
Yes, nothing ties you to the county borough. If you live near the edge, comparing a practice in a neighbouring area such as Cardiff or Rhondda Cynon Taf is worth doing before you commit.
How reliable are the opening hours and phone numbers listed here?
They’re a good guide but can go out of date. Ring the practice or check its own website before you travel.
