Blackpool PDSA Pet Hospital

PDSA (People's Dispensary for Sick Animals) is a veterinary charity providing free and low-cost veterinary care to pets across the UK whose owners are struggling financially. They offer a range of services aimed at maintaining pet health, including preventative care and treating illness and injury. PDSA is a national organisation dedicated to improving the welfare of pets and supporting pet owners. Their work includes emergency care for sick or injured pets, as well as promoting responsible pet ownership through advice and education. The charity relies heavily on donations and fundraising to operate its extensive network of veterinary hospitals and pet care services. PDSA provides access to veterinary services through their hospitals and pet practices, with eligibility based on an owner's financial circumstances. They also offer resources for pet owners, such as pet health advice and information on their various services.

Blackpool PDSA Pet Hospital is based at 47 Hawes Side Lane, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY4 4AP in Lancashire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals.

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• Stephanie Rowland· 3 months ago

  The staff have always cared about my pets and been respectful of my thoughts and wishes with regards to appropriate care. They are a very well run practice.

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• M Diksin· 4 months ago

  Absolutely amazing, they give me a an appointment in one hour after I called, once arrived they were very polite friendly and helpful staff, the asked for a small donation which is absolutely fine, we waited to be seen no longer than 30 minutes and the vet was absolutely amazing with our cat and explained everything to us then treated my cat with antibiotics etc and prescribed another medication that I collected from reception then paid a small contribution towards it, highly recommended if you are on low income scheme.

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• Kerri Mclachlan· 5 months ago

  Absolutely wonderful place fitted us in emergency we didn't know what was wrong. With our dog who hadn't moved and was shaking. Turns out he had lumbar pain prescribed pain relief then said if no better in morning bring him back. Thank goodness he was better after 20 hours he got up had a big wee and a poo. We gave a donation and they were so grateful if I had more if give more. What a wounderful service. Pure empathy for us and our pet dog. Thankyou all so much. This charity needs so much help financially because it's a charity and they truly do care for animals and you xx

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• Samantha Hudson· 10 months ago

  I am giving this review regarding today. I have been with pdsa for a long time for my cat and dog but today we sadly had to put our 15 year old family cat to rest. We felt supported, everything was explained, we were treated with respect, caring, understanding and genuine sympathy. We were given as much time as we needed, we weren’t rushed out and we truly felt like they were taking the journey of grief with us. Thank you so much to everyone involved in our cats passing over at the pdsa we appreciate your care today so much. It also made me think twice about moaning waiting for so long in the waiting room, you never know when there is a family taking up a room using their time to say goodbye to a part of their family. Thank you again to everyone involved in our Gary’s care and his passing today (yes our cat was called Gary) thank you pdsa 😽🥺

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• Emma Traynor· 2 years ago

  I’ve used PDSA a couple of times. Once my chihuahua pup had kennel cough and another time she stood on a wasp and had a bad reaction. When I called them they were absolutely amazing. I was panicking and not sure what to do. They told me to bring her in straight away. They gave her a little jab and we had to sit and stay just to be sure she was ok. Within 20 minutes the swelling had gone down and she was back to herself within minutes. They were absolutely lovely to me and the vets were lovely.

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