Vet practice in NE5 3AL

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne PDSA Pet Hospital, The Ann Coleman Centre

4.6(969 reviews)
Ponteland Road, cowgate, newcastle upon tyne, tyne and wear, NE5 3AL, NE5 3AL
Charity
RCVS Accredited

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Newcastle-Upon-Tyne PDSA Pet Hospital, The Ann Coleman Centre in NE5 3AL

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne PDSA Pet Hospital provides veterinary care for birds, cats, dogs, and small mammals at the Ann Coleman Centre in Cowgate. This Northumberland practice is a Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons accredited premises. The hospital offers professional support for various species within the local community.

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne PDSA Pet Hospital, The Ann Coleman Centre is based at Ponteland Road, cowgate, newcastle upon tyne, tyne and wear, NE5 3AL, NE5 3AL in Northumberland. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds

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4.6(969 reviews)

Average rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on 969 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Joanne Longยท 7 months ago

    Absolutely can't fault the fantastic service my daughter and I recently received when our dog Lexi took poorly. They tried their very best to help her but alas she was in an awful lot of pain and discomfort. She was an old girl but we absolutely adored her. We couldn't watch her suffer anymore and made the extremely difficult decision to let her cross the rainbow bridge. We thank you for making her as comfortable as possible during her stay and thank you for letting us have our final moments with her in the best way possible. We are broken hearted, but we know we made the best decision for Lexi ๐Ÿ˜ช๐Ÿ’”

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  • SSerena aaยท 2 weeks ago

    Woman on phone rude and dismissive. Trying to get a cat emergency help and she wasnt having it. I understand if you cannot help. But there is no need to be so huffy and arrogant especially when owners may be in a stressful situation. I understand its a stressful job, but dont DO IT if you cant handle it! Not happy. I will find help for a cat somewhere where theyre HAPPY to help. Update: luckily cat passed what she had swallowed on her own.

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  • Wildflower catยท a year ago

    Anne Coleman centre PDSA in Newcastle is a fantastic charity. Donations always welcome for their wonderful service. I have 6 cats, 3 are rescued cats ; my furr babies. I can't fault this PDSA.

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  • Kell Ridleyยท 5 months ago

    The staff are amazing, they do everything to make my x neopolitan mastiff comfortable, so grateful to them for their help

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  • Joan Littlemoreยท 7 months ago

    Had my pebbles to PDSA couldn't be more friendly and my dog was happy to go with nurse ufor treatment she was so much at ease

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