Ilford PDSA Pet Clinic

Ilford PDSA Pet Clinic, Woodford Bridge Road, Ilford, provides veterinary care for cats, dogs, and small mammals. As a PDSA pet clinic, it offers free and low-cost veterinary treatment to eligible owners.

The clinic focuses on improving the health and welfare of animals, ensuring pets and owners can stay together through accessible care. Its services are supported by donations and fundraising efforts.

The PDSA is a veterinary charity dedicated to aiding pet owners who might otherwise struggle to afford veterinary treatment. Eligibility for their services is based on specific criteria.

At a glance

Ilford PDSA Pet Clinic treats cats, dogs and small mammals, with a published price for microchipping from £12. The practice is rated 4.6/5 from 1047 reviews.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Ilford PDSA Pet Clinic. Order provided by Google.

• Maja Imielinska· 2 months ago

  Vets, nurses, pharmacy and reception staff who genuinely care about pets. Obviously there are some limiting internal regulations they have to follow so not all the treatment options are avsilable, but I believe those kind-hearted, decent people do everything they can to help pets live good, healthy lives and put pets' wellbeing before high street vet salaries. Thank you for being there for us x

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• أم زهراء· 2 months ago

  Truly grateful to PDSA for the care they provide. The staff are amazing — kind, compassionate and genuinely passionate about helping animals. They made a stressful situation so much easier and treated my pet like their own.

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• Jamie· 3 months ago

  I would not recommend this practice for euthanasia. My experience was extremely distressing and lacked compassion. The procedure did not match what was stated online, as there was no injection to calm my pet, which appeared to cause him pain. He was taken away moments before euthanasia, leaving me no proper chance to say goodbye. A staff member also made an inappropriate comment regarding my mother’s absence, despite her being unwell. The process felt rushed and impersonal, with little sensitivity shown during an incredibly emotional time. I deeply regret not choosing a private service with greater care and compassion.

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• Mike· 4 months ago

  We visited the Dickin medal cemetery, although it had a lottery grant to bring it up to scratch it looked a bit neglected again.

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• Bhargavi Bhaskaran· a year ago

  Brought my cat who had breathing difficulties. Thry looked after her very well The staff were very helpful,allayed our anxiety and friendly. Place was clean and safe and secure for the pets.

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