Birmingham Aston PDSA Pet Hospital

Birmingham Aston PDSA Pet Hospital, located at 1 Dulverton Road, Birmingham, is a veterinary charity. It provides free and low-cost veterinary care to pets whose owners struggle to afford private treatment.

The hospital offers a range of services designed to improve the health and welfare of animals. These include general veterinary care, pet health advice, and various community initiatives. They care for dogs, cats, birds, and small mammals.

At a glance

Birmingham Aston PDSA Pet Hospital treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals. The practice is rated 4.4/5 from 1439 reviews.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Birmingham Aston PDSA Pet Hospital. Order provided by Google.

• Agnes Towski· 2 months ago

  Hello everyone, My name is Stich and I would like to say a very special thank you to the amazing team at PDSA Birmingham. On 14 July, I was at the hospital withpn my mum when she suddenly collapsed. I was frightened because she is my whole world. But all of you rushed to help her straight away, took such good care of her, and made sure she was safe. I may only be a little dog, but if I could speak, I would tell you how grateful I am. Thank you for looking after my mum with so much kindness and compassion, and for taking care of me too. Because of you, my tail is wagging again. You are true heroes, and I will never forget what you did for my mum. With lots of love and happy tail wags, Stich 🐾❤️

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• Noori Ruma· 3 months ago

  Heavily subsidised pet care. PDSA are amazing but seriously need funding to keep up their brilliant work. There's a cat crisis where I live. I've taken in 5 stray cats and feed many more. I wouldn't be able to do what I do without the compassion of PDSA and help of neighbours. PDSA desperately need funding for more vets, more registrations, better segregation of cat v dog seating, shorter emergency call wait times and more appointment slots and more payment options (preferably to spread the cost if needed). PDSA also have excellent disability support and reasonable adjustments for registered owners. PDSA enable people with disabilities to have nominees. The reception staff always try their best within the limited resources they have available. All in all, Thank you to everyone at PDSA

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• Sharon Carter· 3 months ago

  My appointment was 9.15 still sitting there 11.15 Asked at desk spoke to me rudely..miserable face..in meantime in poky room there were some huge dogs passing through No muzzles..trying to approach other dogs..my teacup was frightened so was i..It was a baking hot day the bowls were stacked high on desk near reception..i had to put bowls of water around..rushing me for money haven't even been seen ..told her wait.. Eventually got in to vet who was professional and thorough. Can't fault her..the whole experience was pretty dire

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• Tina A· 3 months ago

  Really helpful but super busy as you'd expect. Take a drink with you, just in case, as there's no vending machines or drink facilities and you may have to wait a wee bit (an hour or 2) to be seen. The staff work super hard and they were all non stop while I was there. Medications are dispensed on site and they were ready before my cat was finished being treated, it was so efficient. They are a charity though, so be sure to give them a donation of whatever you can afford, so that they can keep helping our fur babies when we need them to

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• Faezeh Ashouri· 6 months ago

  I can't thank the staff at PDSA Aston enough. My dog, Malous, was attacked and bitten by another dog, and I was extremely worried. While other vets were charging very high fees, this hospital provided the best care at a very affordable price. The doctors and staff were incredibly kind and patient, even though my dog was very scared and restless. They handled her with so much love and professionalism. I truly appreciate their help during such a stressful time. Highly reco

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