Leeds PDSA Pet Hospital, The Frederick Jennings Centre

PDSA is a veterinary charity providing free and low-cost veterinary care to pets whose owners meet specific eligibility criteria. They operate across the UK, offering a range of services to help ensure pets receive necessary medical attention. As a charity, their primary focus is on supporting pet owners who might otherwise struggle to afford veterinary treatment. What makes PDSA special is their charitable mission to alleviate suffering in pets. They provide a vital safety net for vulnerable pet owners, ensuring that financial constraints do not prevent animals from receiving care. Their work extends beyond treatment, with educational resources and initiatives aimed at promoting responsible pet ownership and animal welfare. Practical information about PDSA includes various donation options, such as monthly or one-off contributions, and gifts in Wills, to support their services. They also offer a free Will writing service. Individuals seeking veterinary assistance can find information on eligibility and available services through their website.

Leeds PDSA Pet Hospital, The Frederick Jennings Centre is based at Hepton Court, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS9 6PW in West Yorkshire. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals. It is offers on-site parking.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Leeds PDSA Pet Hospital, The Frederick Jennings Centre. Order provided by Google.

• Gemma Williams· 2 months ago

  They literally saved my dogs life 2 years ago and she's doing amazing now. I Took my other dog in for an emergency app today and recieved the brilliant service we've grown accustomed to. Please be patient with them though, they're very much in demand and do a wonderful job with the very little they have.

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• Sylwia Polom· 5 months ago

  Reading some of the negative reviews, I couldn't quite believe it was that bad, until I saw it for myself. I will never, ever set foot in that place with my beloved dog. How could anyone not help the dog? It's best to say that the best solution is to put him to sleep. It was a terrible experience for me.

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• Gill Robson· 6 months ago

  In a person's time of need to give a pet help, everyone here knows and feels what you are going through. Personal feelings are always understood and help for your pet is 100% . But please donate as many thousands of pets need help too. And some people can't afford to pay. I get free treatment for my pet, but I still pay the maximum I can because without pdsa, lots of pets would no longer be here. Pay, even a little can go a long way.

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• Damian Strudley· 10 months ago

  The staff have been amazing over the years that we have been going to this veterinary hospital... Ample parking included disabled parking. Easy access, clean and tidy inside and out.. Friendly staff who are willing to help.. sorry to see some clientele not happy about the policy and process to be seen.. it's not the front desks fault.. Always had a long wait but that's to be expected with the amount of people and pets attending 🙄 The vets have always been very informative and precise when explaining information, prescriptions and procedures.. Thank you for all the team for helping with Tasha...

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• milagros González.C· a year ago

  I did not know about the existence of this hospital. I arrived desperate and crying with my 7-year-old pet Chihuahua. I did not speak the language. They were super kind and very patient. Angie underwent surgery and was sterilized. The entire staff was kind. This hospital really saves pets' lives. You could see the dedication and love in their work. We are and will be very grateful for the good care. I apologize for any mistakes. I wrote through a translator.

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