Bristol PDSA Pet Hospital

- Recent reviews are mostly positive, with owners frequently praising the friendliness of the staff and the caring approach of the vets and nurses. - Affordability is a consistent theme, with several reviewers saying treatment is far cheaper than private vets and especially valuable for people struggling with vet bills. - Recent service examples include booster vaccinations, ear swabs examined during the appointment, diagnosis and medication, and pets being seen quickly once treatment was approved.

Services

•Free and low-cost veterinary care for eligible pets: affordability remains a major reason people use the hospital, with several recent reviewers describing treatment as much cheaper than private practice or provided for a donation.
•General consultations and treatment: reviews mention pets being examined, diagnosed, and given medication, including a dog seen for ear problems where swabs were taken and checked during the visit.
•Preventive care: booster vaccinations are mentioned in recent feedback.
•Surgery and follow-up care: reviews include a cat operation followed by a good recovery, alongside comments that pets are well looked after.
•Euthanasia: this is part of the hospital’s service offering and is referenced in owner feedback about a difficult consultation.
•Training facility: the clinic is noted as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

•Sarah (reception manager): named in a complaint about an upsetting front-desk interaction and lack of privacy in the waiting room.
•Vets and nurses: reviews regularly describe the clinical team as kind, patient, friendly, understanding, and helpful, with praise for clear advice and taking time during appointments.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6/5 from 350 reviews.

•Recent reviews are mostly positive, with owners frequently praising the friendliness of the staff and the caring approach of the vets and nurses.
•Affordability is a consistent theme, with several reviewers saying treatment is far cheaper than private vets and especially valuable for people struggling with vet bills.
•Recent service examples include booster vaccinations, ear swabs examined during the appointment, diagnosis and medication, and pets being seen quickly once treatment was approved.
•Negative feedback focuses mainly on access and communication, including difficulty booking by phone, alongside one detailed complaint about a euthanasia consultation.