Best Vets in Wrexham: Practical Care for Your Pets

List of best vets around Wrexham

Wrexham is the largest town in north-east Wales, with practices in the town and the villages around it. Here are six that we found on Google, with the details you need to compare them. If you’re trying to judge whether something needs a vet at all, our guide to sick dog symptoms is a handy start.


1. Animal Trust Vets CIC – Wrexham

Address: 31 Caia Rd, Wrexham LL13 8DS
Phone: +44 1978 802658
Open weekdays and Saturday, 8:30am to 6:30pm, according to Google.
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2. Rhyd Broughton Vets – New Broughton

Address: Gatewen Rd, New Broughton, Wrexham LL11 6YA
Phone: +44 1978 720362
Open weekdays 8:30am to 7pm, Saturday until 12:30pm and Sunday mornings, according to Google.
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3. Vets for Pets – Wrexham Plas Coch

Address: Unit B, Retail Park, Plas Coch Rd, Wrexham LL11 2BA
Phone: +44 1978 352499
Open weekdays 8:30am to 7pm and Saturday until 4:30pm, according to Google.
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4. Vets On The Meowve – Overton

Address: Unit 1, Home Farm, Wrexham Rd, Overton, Wrexham LL13 0HG
Phone: +44 1824 536300
A village practice near the Cheshire border, open weekdays from 9am (to 5pm or 6pm) and closed at weekends, according to Google.
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5. Vets Now – Wrexham

Address: Gatewen Rd, New Broughton, Wrexham LL11 6YA
Phone: +44 1978 253101
An out-of-hours emergency service, so Google shows evenings, overnight and weekends rather than daytime. Please phone before travelling.
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6. Gatehouse Vets – Borras

Address: 2 Borras Park Rd, Wrexham LL12 7TG
Phone: +44 1978 310131
Open weekdays 9am to 6:30pm and closed at weekends, according to Google.
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Tips for Choosing a Vet in Wrexham

  1. Know your out-of-hours option. Vets Now covers evenings, nights and weekends, and sits at the same address as Rhyd Broughton Vets.
  2. Saturday opening is easy to find. Animal Trust, Rhyd Broughton and Vets for Pets all show Saturday hours.
  3. Village or town? Overton and New Broughton are quieter to reach than central Wrexham, which can matter with a nervous dog.
  4. Talk to your vet about supplements. If you’re considering vitamins or other daily extras, ask first. Calmshops has a vitamins and supplements collection if you’d like to browse, but your vet can say what your dog needs.

Conclusion

Wrexham has good choice, including weekend and out-of-hours options. For more local help, see our Wrexham dog services guide. Listings and hours come from Google and can change, so please confirm with the practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Vets Now in Wrexham cover, and can I register with it?

Vets Now is an out-of-hours emergency service, so Google shows evenings, overnight and weekends rather than daytime hours. Phone before you travel to check what they can see and how it works, and ask your own practice how it prefers emergencies to be handled.

Should I consider a vet across the border in Cheshire?

Some Wrexham owners, especially around Overton, live closer to practices in England. You can register on either side, and our guide to vets in Cheshire covers the English side of the border.

Which Wrexham vets open on a Saturday or Sunday?

Google shows Saturday hours at Animal Trust, Rhyd Broughton Vets and Vets for Pets, plus Sunday-morning opening at Rhyd Broughton. Confirm by phone before you go, as weekend hours change.

Is a village practice easier than one in central Wrexham?

It can be, especially for a nervous dog, as parking and waiting rooms may be quieter. The trade-off is shorter opening days, since the Overton practice is listed for weekdays only.


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