Join a thriving small animal practice in beautiful Pembrokeshire with genuine work-life balance, a supportive team, and the chance to grow your clinical skills across three welcoming locations.
Out-of-hours provision via external services; practice offers in-patient care support when needed.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join The Oak Veterinary Group as an experienced veterinary surgeon in their busy small animal practice. Based primarily at the modern Haverfordwest surgery, you'll work across three practice locations nestled along the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline, with genuine flexibility built into your rota. Weekday shifts run 8:30am to 7:00pm with up to an hour for lunch and rotational late cover, while Saturday shifts are 8:30am to 1:30pm on rotation.
You'll be part of a collaborative, values-led team where professional development is genuinely prioritised. The practice has invested significantly in modern facilities including surgery, dentistry, internal laboratory, ultrasound, radiography, and endoscopy. The Fishguard branch offers a unique hydrotherapy service with an aquatic treadmill, plus physiotherapy, laser therapy, and vet-led acupuncture delivered by qualified specialists. You'll have the support of an advanced practitioner in small animal surgery who handles complex cases, allowing you to develop your own skillset across orthopaedic and soft tissue work.
This is a full-time, part-time, or job share role with flexible patterns to support real work-life balance. The practice offers out-of-hours provision through external services and in-patient care support.
The Oak Veterinary Group is part of inspiring vet care, the UK's number one vet care provider trusted with the care of over 2 million animals. Based in beautiful Pembrokeshire surrounded by stunning coastal and countryside scenery, the practice operates three small animal locations. The main Haverfordwest surgery is a modern hub offering comprehensive small animal services, including surgery, dentistry, laboratory facilities, ultrasound, radiography, and endoscopy. The practice is currently benefiting from a premises redevelopment programme at the main site, enhancing facilities further.
The team enjoys a collaborative, supportive culture with regular social events including annual team building days and Christmas gatherings. The practice actively supports professional development and charitable initiatives, including recent voluntary neutering scheme work in Sri Lanka supported by IVC Grant funding. With an advanced small animal surgeon on the team and several vets trained in acupuncture, the practice offers excellent clinical learning opportunities.
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