Nottingham PDSA Pet Wellbeing Centre, The Marian and Christina Ionescu Hospital

Nottingham PDSA Pet Wellbeing Centre, The Marian and Christina Ionescu Hospital, is a veterinary facility based in Nottinghamshire. The practice provides medical care for birds, cats, dogs, small mammals, and exotic or wild animals. Registered with the RCVS, this hospital serves the local community from its location on Radford Road.

Nottingham PDSA Pet Wellbeing Centre, The Marian and Christina Ionescu Hospital is based at 581 Radford Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 7EB in Nottinghamshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Nottingham PDSA Pet Wellbeing Centre, The Marian and Christina Ionescu Hospital. Order provided by Google.

• Jade Trotter· 2 months ago

  Our dalmatian underwent a partial tail amputation due to happy tail, the tail then got infected (pdsa stated it wasn't infected so why did they amputate her entire tail afterwards?) after the operation our girl was repeatedly vomiting and we assumed it was a side effect of the pain killers, the pdsa advised us to continue the medication in full knowledge she was vomiting. our dalmatian then required a further tail amputation (now left with a stump), she was sent home with no antibiotics, anytime surgery is done antibiotics are given as a general procedure however pdsa refused to give them stating she doesn't need them as the operation was done in a 'sterile area', unfortunately the outside world is not sterile therefore if or likely when this gets infected again there is no more tail to amputate and we will hold the Pdsa Liable. It appears the pdsa are it interested in ££££ and not the welfare of the animals. We are now going to a private vet to see if we can get our girl the antibiotics she should have been sent home with. Funnily enough they stroppliy said they couldn't gurantee anything and hoped we would accept being fobbed off. Do not recommend. A free pet or a low cost vet fees are not worth your dogs health or life.

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• Laura Needham· 2 months ago

  I was not registered here and very worried about my dog seeming very unwell and ver lethargic. They wasn't taking on at the time and id phoned around multiple private vets but simply didnt have and luck. This place got me in the next day and really took care of my dog and gave her the treatment she deserved and is now herself again. I csnt thank the lady on reception enough for getting us in 🙏

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• Whisky-John· 3 months ago

  The best, very very thoughtful, respectful and caring - thank you to the staff on the night shift at 5am in the morning helping us with our baby Beagle boy - Charlie!!! Our dearly beloved boy who passed away there 💔 they dealt with us and him impeccably.

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• C France· 7 months ago

  What a fabulous, friendly and professional service. No 'upselling' no here's the most expensive option first and we think you need to change the dogs diet, here is the high quality (very expensive) stuff we say you should use that my daughter experienced when trying to get support through a private vet initially and getting herself in debt 😡 Here are professionals whose best interests are the pets health AND the wellbeing of the owners, when you make your donation there is no judgement, just respect. THANK YOU for restoring her faith and trust in vets.

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• Lisa Washington· 11 months ago

  The amazing staff at the PDSA saved our dogs life. We rushed him in out of hours on a Saturday night and were able to pick him up on Sunday night after he had made a good recovery. We absolutely expected the worst, to be honest. Zoe took great care of us and our dog and explained everything very clearly, including the cost. We received 3 phone calls with updates throughout Sunday, prior to collecting our boy. They took such good care of him and one week later, he is happy and healthy and still with us! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts....from us and Murphy!

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