Middlesbrough PDSA Pet Hospital

Middlesbrough PDSA Pet Hospital on Acklam Road, Middlesbrough, is a charitable veterinary service. It provides free and low cost veterinary care for sick and injured pets belonging to eligible owners.

The hospital focuses on animal welfare and supporting pet owners in need. Eligibility for services is based on specific criteria.

It also engages in community initiatives including educational programmes about pet care. Cats, dogs, and small mammals are treated here.

At a glance

Middlesbrough PDSA Pet Hospital treats cats, dogs and small mammals, with a published price for consultations from £69. The practice is rated 4.3/5 from 1212 reviews.

Latest reviews

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

• Kay Cxx· 3 months ago

  My poor baby fell ill, I was told it wasn’t an energy even tho she wasn’t eating and I had towels im covered in blood. Despite what I wa stood over the phone, I brought her in. All staff were understanding and concerned except for one receptionist I had spoke to with brown hair and glasses. Who had denied my baby a room after having a serious operation, all because she clearly had an issue with me, and the same day i had to put my baby to sleep. All other staff offered me a room without me having to ask. When I asked this lady she said no, all rooms were full. That was a lie and she was just being funny. She was also the same lady who wouldn’t check my baby in whilst demanding money. I’m disgusted that this is a lady who works at a pet hospital. You should at least have empathy for a poor innocent dog! Who sadly died the same day you denied her a room, knowing she was anxious, scared, blind, dying and also just had a serious op with stitches and was sliding around the floor trying to hide!! Awful experience and if I had the money but unfortunately after a £500 op I didn’t, I would have went elsewhere!!

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• Dave Stoddart· 4 months ago

  We took our dog Athens & got in with no bother, he was seen virtually straight away due to a swollen face. He was put on anti biotics. The staff were so helpful & kind.

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• Susan Wright· 5 months ago

  Took my daughter with her cat who is quite an elderly cat. Lovely staff, explaining everything, back next week as cat needs an operation. After quite a few visits after operation sadly the cancer spread and she became very poorly. We were treated with respect and dignity. Lovely vet to day who saw coco bean sadly, she has gone over the rainbow 🌈🌈bridge the lady vet had such a caring kind manor and lovely ways . 🌈🌈xx

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• AM W· 6 months ago

  Refused to treat my dog's allergies, despite us being eligible for free treatment, his behaviour becoming unmanageable & us being unable to afford the treatment privately. The vet had no empathy, was very patronising & kept reapeating that if I don't want to give him a medication that we have already paid for privately many times, that no longer helps him & will lead to more severe health problems down the line, then I'll have to go back to our private practice and pay money we don't have to treat him. I had explained multiple time that we simply do not have the funds for this, but she seemed to have no concept or understanding that some people are less fortunate than herself or have fallen on hard times and cannot afford to do that. She just kept getting more & more patronising, then essentially told me that it's pointless taking him to the PDSA anyway, because they will absolutely never give him the medication he requires. I was practically in tears on the phone, as I'm disabled, have a toddler & at the end of my thether with my dogs behaviour when he's in discomfort, but the vet just sounded irritated with me. I'm also autistic, so really struggle to communicate in the first place, nevermind when I'm being talked down to as though I'm subhuman. The bottom line is that they would rather see animals suffer than help them, despite posing as an animal charity & happily accepting donations (I myself have donated many times in the past, when times weren't as tough & I could afford to do so). Absolute disgrace.

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• Kristina Shalagina· a year ago

  Not happy with my last visit, my dog was put down without me being there. Paid £150 for test to be done by lunch time, and the rest £150 at the end of the treatment depending on a test results, Vets I saw she told me to leave him here He can’t go anywhere now but for test and treatment or to be put down. My dog was turning 14 years this July. They left me in very awkward position because I had to pay straight away I don’t have any benefits. They don’t do any monthly payments. If you pet needs good vets go private at least they have other options to pay. I was stressing out just because he was unwell, then Vet made me more panic. She said I can’t take me anywhere. I paid it less then 30 mins I had phone call they can’t do anything my dog now stressed out they suggested to put him to sleep I said I’m coming over now, she told me it has to be done immediately because he got infection that can be spread across. Basically made big drama about it. We sat there since 9:10am they call me past 11am She said we have policy to do it without you. I literally fuming over whole experience I couldn’t even say goodbye to my first dog that’s now effecting my mental health. This vest has no sympathy. They didn’t offered me any paw prints or anything. Whole experience was disgraceful!!! For those who still have pets go to private vets instead. I made big mistake by coming here instead on my Vet4pets

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