Aberdeen PDSA Pet Hospital

PDSA is a UK-based veterinary charity dedicated to improving the lives of pets and their owners. They provide vital veterinary care for sick and injured animals whose owners struggle to afford private vet fees. Their services include comprehensive veterinary treatment, preventive care advice, and support for pet owners facing financial hardship. PDSA primarily treats companion animals like dogs, cats, and small furries.

The organisation is recognised for its charitable mission, offering a lifeline to vulnerable pets across the UK. PDSA operates numerous pet hospitals and welfare centres, staffed by dedicated veterinary professionals. They focus on education and promoting responsible pet ownership, aiming to enhance animal welfare through accessible healthcare and information.

PDSA relies heavily on public donations and fundraising to continue its work. Pet owners needing assistance can check their eligibility for PDSA services based on their postcode and benefit status. They also offer valuable resources such as the Pet Health Hub and pet insurance options. Information on how to donate or get involved with their charitable efforts is available on their website.

Aberdeen PDSA Pet Hospital is based at 26/30 Fraser Place, Aberdeen, AB25 3TY in Aberdeenshire. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 2 services including consultations from £11 and microchipping from £366.

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• Alexander Dowie· 2 months ago

  My dog clio was senn by staff very quick and explained her problems

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• Alicja M· 3 months ago

  Very responsive, quick appointments and a fast, reliable diagnosis for my cat. Understanding staff, showing genuine interest in their patients. I strongly recommend PDSA. :)

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• Ivy Pool· 5 months ago

  Misdiagnosed my friend's puppy which unfortunately led to his passing, took no responsibility for the mistake. Absolutely disgusting.

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• Rachael Grassick· a year ago

  Always fantastic with your animals x

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• Fiona Gillilan· 4 years ago

  Amazing care and treatment for our cat. He had to get his eye removed and he was looked after so well. Staff were also very reassuring and he is now fully recovered. Thank you so much.

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