Brighton PDSA Pet Hospital

PDSA is a veterinary charity providing free and low-cost veterinary care to pets whose owners meet specific eligibility criteria. With a focus on animal welfare, PDSA offers a range of services designed to keep pets healthy and support owners who might otherwise struggle to afford essential veterinary treatment. While their presence is nationwide, their services are specifically targeted at alleviating animal suffering amongst the most vulnerable. What makes PDSA special is its charitable mission, dedicated to providing accessible veterinary care. They operate via a network of hospitals and outreach services across the UK, ensuring pets receive vital medical attention regardless of their owner's financial situation. The charity relies heavily on donations and fundraising efforts to continue its work, embodying a compassionate approach to animal care. For pet owners, understanding the scope of PDSA's services and eligibility criteria is crucial. They offer a range of help, from routine check-ups to emergency care, details of which can be found in their 'PDSA Services' section. Information on how to donate, volunteer, or access their services is readily available on their website.

Brighton PDSA Pet Hospital is based at 2 Robertson Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 5NL in East Sussex. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes consultations from £69.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Brighton PDSA Pet Hospital. Order provided by Google.

• Kevin Deakin· 2 months ago

  I've had good & bad experiences, but they always do there job, for some it's love and care

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• Mr Russell· 5 months ago

  I had to visit the PDSA with a cat I found that had been run over. The staff were brilliant, letting me go through the side door so people in the waiting room wouldn't see the cat that had died en route. They were kind and considerate and helped me find the owner of the cat shop I could tell them what had happened.

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• Ashantae Allen· 7 months ago

  I brought my cat here for an operation. When I came to pick her up, I was told the procedure went well and that she had also been microchipped. However, my cat was already microchipped, after raising this with the staff, it turned out they had mixed up her details with another cat. As a result, my cat now has two microchips. The staff made light of the situation, joking that she’s double safe. I didn’t find this reassuring, it’s quite worrying that pet records could be confused like this.

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• J W· 9 months ago

  Lovely front of house team and Jenna the vet was so friendly and helpful and really reassured me that everything was ok. Super easy consultation. I would possibly suggest a waiting area for people who are coming in to say goodbye to their pets, and this is the only reason not to give 5*. It's a horrible decision to make and a very personal one, and i know i wouldn't want to have a room full of strangers seeing me like that. Having lost a dog myself and being worried for my current dog, I not only felt guilty and sympathetic for the owners, but it's just not nice for anyone, including your reception team. The receptionists and vets are all so friendly and knowledgeable; the service I've received has been 5*

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• Scary Splat· a year ago

  Although busy they was amazing and understanding and had my dog in on an emergency they gave him every chance but at 14yrs old he passed away. They handled it with kindness and care and didn't rush us. I cannot thank the PDSA enough for everything they done to help my dog over many years. They bought him an extra year with me I am so grateful 🙏 ❤️ 💙 💜

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