List of best vets around Conwy
Conwy County Borough takes in the North Wales coast from Llandudno down through Colwyn Bay, so most of its vets sit close to the A55 corridor. We found eight on Google, which makes this one of the easier parts of North Wales to choose from. If you’re unsure how serious a symptom is, our sick dog symptoms guide is a good place to start before you call.
1. Murphy and Co Veterinary Practice – Llandudno
Address: The Old Smokery, Builder St W, Llandudno LL30 1HH
Phone: +44 1492 878581
Open weekdays from 8am to 7pm and Saturday mornings, according to Google.
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2. Cater Vets – Craig-y-Don
Address: 9 Mostyn Ave, Llandudno LL30 1YS
Phone: +44 1492 877049
Weekdays 9am to 7pm and Saturdays until 1pm, according to Google.
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3. Cater Vets – Llandudno Junction
Address: 194 Conway Rd, Llandudno Junction LL31 9BA
Phone: +44 1492 581920
The same group’s Junction branch. Google lists shorter hours here (some weekday afternoons are closed), so phone ahead.
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4. Vets4Pets – Llandudno
Address: Mostyn Champneys Retail Park, Charlotte Rd, Llandudno LL30 1HA
Phone: +44 1492 868970
At the retail park, with weekday opening from 9am to 7pm and Saturdays until 5pm.
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5. Conway Road Veterinary Surgery – Colwyn Bay
Address: 118 Conway Rd, Colwyn Bay LL29 7LL
Phone: +44 1492 530030
Open weekdays 8am to 7pm and Saturday mornings, according to Google.
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6. Mochdre Vets – Colwyn Bay
Address: Williams House, Conway Road, Mochdre, Colwyn Bay LL28 5HE
Phone: +44 1492 546112
One of the few listings with Sunday opening: Google shows Sunday 10am to 1pm, plus weekdays to 8pm.
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7. Wern Veterinary Surgery – Abergele
Address: Llanfair Rd, Abergele LL22 8DH
Phone: +44 1745 832113
Open weekdays 8am to 6:30pm and Saturday 9am to 4pm, according to Google.
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8. Celyn Vets – Abergele
Address: Llanfair Rd, Abergele LL22 8DH
Phone: +44 1745 824557
Google shows Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8am to 4pm and Thursday until 7pm, with Tuesday and weekends closed, so check before you go.
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Tips for Choosing a Vet in Conwy
- Use the A55 to your advantage. Most of these practices are close to it, so think about which one sits on your usual route.
- Check seasonal traffic. Llandudno gets busy in summer, which can add real time to a vet trip.
- Compare branches of the same group. Two Cater Vets sites have different hours, so ring the one that suits the time you need.
- Ask about supplements before buying any. If you want to browse, Calmshops has a dog vitamins and supplements collection, but speak to your vet first about whether your dog needs anything.
Conclusion
Conwy has more choice than most of North Wales, from Llandudno along the coast to Colwyn Bay and Abergele, with hours that suit both early and late appointments. For wider local help, see our Conwy dog services guide. Listings come from Google and can change, so please confirm details with the practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Conwy vet opens on a Sunday?
Google shows Sunday opening from 10am to 1pm at Mochdre Vets in Colwyn Bay. None of the other seven listings show Sunday hours, so check by phone before you travel.
What should I do if my dog is unwell in the night around Llandudno or Colwyn Bay?
Ring your own practice first, as its message or website will say what to do out of hours. None of the eight listings here is shown on Google with round-the-clock opening, so find out the arrangement before you need it.
The two Cater Vets branches have different hours. Does it matter which I register with?
It can. Google shows longer weekday hours at Craig-y-Don and shorter hours at the Llandudno Junction branch, so ask which site your vet usually works from and book that one.
How do I register a dog with a new vet?
Most practices will register you by phone or online. Have your dog’s vaccination history, microchip number and any records from a previous vet to hand, and do it before you need an urgent appointment.
