Took my chihuahua for vaccination. She growled & nearly bit the vet. So I had to put a little muzzle on her. & hold her close to me
I’m disabled with a handful of chronic illnesses. I wasn’t aware of the new policy changes over the years,since my last dog had to be put to sleep. I paid a friend of a friend to take me there,because of local taxi services declining my dog to be in their car. So I turned up with my dog unannounced,because he needed to be put to sleep. The receptionist informed me of the policy changes,I was worried that I would have to get home with my dog and arrange another appointment, but pay the driver again with money I couldn’t afford. But the staff were brilliant and understood the health issues of my dog and I and helped me and put him to sleep. What amazing kindness and compassion for my dog and I. So I Thankyou to all the staff and vets for going above and beyond. My poor dog Bruce was really suffering in the last few weeks of his life but got an amazing benefit from the staff recognising it was his time.I thank you all and think about the compassion shown to my dog Bruce. P.S. I hope I’m not getting anyone in trouble but felt compelled to share my thoughts about this amazing kindness and compassionate compassion shown to Bruce and I.
I found the staff here friendly and polite. I came here with a appointment so I wasn't a walk in. However they treat everyone here equally and keep you updated as the earlier appointments do run over. Card payment is accepted here I wasn't sure about cash tho. Big waiting area so no issues there. Also the car park is free to use for customers only. Plenty of space and also they have disabled bays.
This charity is heaven sent. Help with everything to do with my pregnant princess although they have an anti-pregnancy policy. They were so informative about my dog's c-section and helped her throughout the whole ordeal and she welcomed 3 beautiful pups. I'm so grateful towards this charity.
Id like to thank the PDSA for their fantastic sevice. Ive been a customer for many years. Ive never been dissapointed by any of the vets ive seen, and they are always very helpful and reassuring. I admit I struggle with the new way of doing things; Having to go through various options on the phone, to then be directed to www. ...... And then, fill a form etc, when all you want is a simple appointment, but once im actually at my appointment, I have never once felt let down. Every vet ive seen has always been very caring. Today, my boy was diagnosed with a tummy bug, causing a fever. He was given an injection, along with antibiotics, and steroid treatments to take home. Plus 2 months worth of wormer. The vet was lovely! The price I was charged was less than a box of chocolates! I asked for a print out of what the full cost would have been, and thankfully, on this visit, I was able to donate the full cost price. I really urge those who can pay, to try to do the same, where possible, or even donate what little you can afford towards the cost. We really need the PDSA to carry on ticking over. Where would people like us be without them. I have NEVER had a dissapointing visit, and am ever so grateful for all you do. Thank you PDSA, and all the staff at Bow This is Patch who had his appointment with you today
The vets were very friendly and helped my cat (my cat had eye infection). The building is very easy to find. The entrance had smell of urine and it felt horrible going in thinking we have stepped on urine (some dry and some which is still wet). It is understandable as it is a vet and people must have brought pets who have urine infection.
I have multiple cats. They've had dentals there and all my older cats go to the cat clinic for health checks, the vets are friendly and the staff are great. I'm very grateful to them for all the care my cats receive on a regular basis, especially from the elderly cat clinic xx
Saw a “vet” recently with my cat. The woman I saw was really quite aggressive and rude. She looked like she had gotten out the wrong side of the bed. When I told her the problem she just raised my cats tail and said if she gets an infection, bring her back. There was no checking the ears, inquiring about worming or flea treatment or any basic prevention measures offered. I don’t get free treatment, I pay but regardless an animal hospital should have the animals welfare as it’s core principle rather than anything else, whether they like me or not or aren’t in a good mood. Albeit the telephone and reception staff are always really helpful. I have since relocated my cat to Blue Cross who sadly euthanised her today. I feel if I had received proper care and treatment at the first instance I may have avoided the mercenary death of my not yet 2 years old girl. I won’t make this mistake again. I would prefer MediVet to PDSA and that’s a statement.
Over the 12 years of having my Jack Russell (Spot). PDSA have been nothing but excellent.. I can't thank them enough for the care and treatments my dog had over his short life span and I'm forever in debt to you all. Today we put my boy down as he got very ill and declined at a fast pace.. Thank you so much for being so kind and patient while we put him to rest. You're all amazing & we will never forget what you did for him❤
Bow PDSA Pet Hospital is located at 171 Malmesbury Rd, Bow, London E3 2DT, UK
You can contact Bow PDSA Pet Hospital at +44 20 8980 5011
You can find directions to Bow PDSA Pet Hospital by following this map link
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