Dundee PDSA Pet Hospital

PDSA is a veterinary charity providing free and low-cost veterinary care to pets in need across the UK. They offer a range of services aimed at helping pet owners who struggle to afford private veterinary treatment, including consultations, preventative care, and emergency treatments. The charity focuses on pet welfare and treatment for a variety of common companion animals. PDSA is special due to its charitable mission, dedicated to keeping pets and their owners together by providing essential veterinary care. They also run various initiatives such as Animal Awards, educational programs, and a Pet Health Hub to promote responsible pet ownership and animal welfare. Their focus is on accessible care for those facing financial hardship. PDSA relies heavily on donations, offering various ways for the public to contribute, including monthly and one-off donations, gifts in Wills, and sponsorship programs. They also have charity shops and offer opportunities to fundraise and volunteer. Pet owners seeking assistance can find out about available services and how to get help through their website.

Dundee PDSA Pet Hospital is based at 211 Hawkhill, Dundee, Fife, DD1 5LA in Fife. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 3 services including consultations from £79 and cat vaccinations from £366.

Latest reviews

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

• Kara Thorndike· 2 months ago

  I have been treated shabbily by most of whom I’ve come into contact with at this PDSA hospital. When asking clarifying questions I get exasperation. When trying to think through what the options are, I get belittled and passive aggressive manipulation. When I misunderstand something, the condescension and passive aggressive guilt is laid on heavy and thick. When expressing frustration at mixed messaging, conflicting answers and unclear statements, I get called rude and a liar, threatened, and told I had no right to “criticize”. When I call these things into question, I get frowned at and avoidance or outright hostility. Never mind being constantly talked over and interrupted while trying to explain, clarify, ask questions, or just think through what they are saying. Their people skills are seriously questionable. Which negates any care they may give. Which itself is questionable when you get conflicting answers and unwillingness to actually move on a pet’s condition. They tend to jump to the least effort option regardless if it the right one. Trying to take care of my cat, and they made it harder. They may be a charity, and they are insistent at reminding you as such, but there’s a no charity in the way that they have interacted with me. Nothing but a horrible experience.

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• Damin Milkar· 11 months ago

  This place is so hard to get in touch with I understand you want to keep lines clear for emergencies but you should have a separate line for non emergencies not everyone can or wants to do online I have 7 week old pup said use would phone back I missed the call I thought you would have tried again he needs his needles I can’t carry him all the time I need to go out he’s getting g heavy everything service wise just sucks since Covid cis before the service use to be amazing

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• Paul Ogilvie· a year ago

  To Vet Mairi Nicolson and all the team at DUNDEE PDSA, Many many thanks for everything You have done for our 15 year old Shihtzu Suzy who We had to let go today. Because of You all Suzy and Our Family enjoyed an extra 3 years together. Heart hurt today but Mairi was caring and patient and kind. Defo a doggo lover. 🙂 Once again Our heartfelt Thanks to You All.. 11/10. 💚💙

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• Thomas Family· 2 years ago

  Can't thank the vet team enough. I found something wrong with my cat, and they acted so quick to resolve the problem, sadly my cat had to have surgery but the team done the best thing for her ❤️ She has been quite the thing since being home and seems to be more of herself. Again thank you all 🙏 xx

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• Helen Green (Nannabear)· 3 years ago

  Friendly staff. The vet was really nice even though our dog refused to let her examine him. She watched his movements as he objected and was at least 95% sure he hadn't broken anything. She prescribed anti inflammation and pain killer medicine and advice on how to care for him in the meantime. He is now on day 4 of 10 and is already greatly improved. He wouldn't be this good if he'd broken anything so I'm glad I trusted her judgement.

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