I sadly had to put my 14 year old dog to sleep and the staff were so lovely, the vet explained everything to me so there was no shocks , millie passed peacefully and surrounded by love

The PDSA is necessary for our three Chihuahua pups and the service here is wonderful and professional. We always will give as much of a contribution as possible.... it's well worth the support. Thank you. After my little female chihuahua puppy needed a toe amputation, she recovered super quick and is back to normal ahead of schedule thanks to the advice given 🐶🐕🥰

I am deeply disappointed with the care my dog, Bella, received at Hendon PDSA Pet Hospital. Bella was only 3 years old when she was admitted on Monday, 1st September, with serious symptoms of vomiting and passing blood. She tragically passed away at 2am on the 2nd of September. Despite how critical her condition was, only basic monitoring was carried out. No blood tests were performed, no additional diagnostics suggested, and I was never advised about the option of a blood transfusion. Considering Bella weighed only 3kg and had already lost a significant amount of fluids and blood a blood transfusion should have been offered as part of her care. The resources and effort felt very limited. If I had been given clearer information and a proper second diagnosis, I could have made better decisions for Bella and perhaps avoided this heartache and pain. Instead, I feel she was neglected, and as a result, her life was cut short far too soon. I would not want another pet owner to go through what I went through at Hendon PDSA Pet Hospital.

There are god sent to have staff friendly and very helpful I will tell everybody if you need to use them be kind open your heart and you will see the good day too give if you could the more the merrier for our animals can't tell us about their health problems and this is why the PDSA is a very positive productive caring responsible thank you

1 Star Review I'm deeply disappointed and heartbroken with the care my 13-month-old kitten received. He's showing early signs of gingivitis—a painful and potentially serious condition. A simple dental cleaning could help, but it was denied because I was told other animals were in worse condition and needed priority. I was advised to go to a private vet for treatment, which I simply cannot afford—that’s why I turned to the PDSA in the first place. Instead, I was told to give him anti-inflammatory medication long-term, which could seriously damage his organs over time. The final suggestion? "Bring him back when he gets worse." How is that an acceptable standard of care? If you truly love your pets, I strongly urge you to consider going elsewhere.