New Cross PDSA Pet Hospital, The Philippa and George Adams Centre

PDSA is a veterinary charity that provides free and low-cost veterinary care to pets of eligible owners across the UK. They offer a range of services aimed at maintaining the health and welfare of animals. What makes PDSA special is their charitable mission to ensure that no pet suffers due to an owner's inability to pay for veterinary treatment. They are supported by donations and fundraising efforts, and their work includes animal awards programs and pet welfare education. Practical information includes various ways to donate, such as monthly or one-off contributions and gifts in Wills. Pet owners can find guidance on services and pet care advice through their website and contact details. They also operate charity shops and have opportunities for volunteering and fundraising.

New Cross PDSA Pet Hospital, The Philippa and George Adams Centre is based at 6 Amersham Vale, London, SE14 6LD in London. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for New Cross PDSA Pet Hospital, The Philippa and George Adams Centre. Order provided by Google.

• Georgina Passmore· 2 months ago

  The staff where really friendly, and I love seeing the animals in the waiting area, I was only there to pick up medication for my mums dog but I think this place does amazing work

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• Joseph S· 3 months ago

  Lovely staff who do a hard job under a lot of pressure. The discounts they provide are really worthwhile if you qualify and are financially struggling.

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• Lunah Silver· 3 months ago

  Lovely vets... Good service and follow-up. Glad we found them! My dog doesn't usually like being at the vet but she was calm and comfortable with their gentle friendly manner

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• Eri H· 4 months ago

  I am writing this with a broken heart after losing my beloved dog, Bubbles, following her surgery at PDSA New Cross. She had surgery on Monday 22nd and at first seemed to be recovering, but a few days later I became very worried because she didn’t look well. On Saturday, I called the clinic distressed and explained that something felt seriously wrong. Instead of being seen or offered urgent help, I was told to give her more paracetamol because she “might be in a little pain” and to wait until Monday. By Sunday, Bubbles had lost her sight completely. On Monday she was deteriorating rapidly — clearly unwell, distressed, and struggling — yet we were still not offered an emergency appointment. We were told to wait until Tuesday for a phone appointment, which never even happened. On Tuesday evening, Bubbles worsened further and we had to let her go because she was in so much distress. Losing her in this way has been devastating, and I truly feel that our concerns were not taken seriously and that she did not receive the urgent care and compassion she needed. I understand that charities and veterinary services can be busy and under pressure — but when an owner repeatedly phones in fear that their pet is declining, they should be listened to and assessed promptly. I will always wonder whether Bubbles might still be here if help had been offered sooner instead of being told to wait. Based on our experience, I sadly cannot recommend PDSA New Cross. The level of care, urgency, and communication we received in Bubbles’ final days was not what any animal or family deserves. I would strongly advise others to think very carefully before trusting this clinic with their pet’s care. Rest in peace, Bubbles 💔

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• Recites Reflects· 8 months ago

  Amazing service, caring and very friendly. My cat was in so much pain, we called these vet and they promptly gave us an appointment on the same.day. then sent us to sidcup vet, due to more check up kept my cat there one night. Took amazing care of him. We appreciate it. My pet did pass away 2 days after, but what new cross pdsa did for him I will always remember, Thank you.

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