Current PDSA veterinary services

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Your hospital is offering services for pets of eligible owners. This includes emergency treatment, routine care and some availability for preventive appointments.


Preventive services include vaccinations, neutering, microchipping & flea & worm treatments however, these may not always be available as we will always prioritise the treatment of sick and injured pets.


Both face to face appointments and remote consultations are available. You can request an appointment completing our online form. If you’re unable to use this form you can call our contact centre team on 0800 731 2502 (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm) and they’ll complete the form on your behalf.

Your Pet Hospital offering a reduced service, including emergency treatment and some routine care. Preventive appointments are not currently available.

An emergency is when there is something wrong with your pet that is life-threatening. Signs include:

  • Being unconscious
  • Constant fits
  • Severe breathing difficulties
  • Broken bones
  • Severe bleeding
  • Poisoning
  • Extensive burns
  • A severe allergic reaction
  • Serious accidents such as being hit by a car or having a fall
  • Not being able to wee
  • Continuous diarrhoea and being sick

Routine care is non life-threatening and can include signs such as:

  • Problems with their teeth
  • A change in their behaviour, appetite or toileting
  • Issues with their skin
  • Minor injuries like bumps, lumps or bruises
  • Prescription flea and worming treatments

In an emergency please phone your hospital directly. For routine care you can request an appointment online or call your hospital to book.

Your Pet Hospital is currently only providing emergency treatment to eligible pet owners.  

An emergency is when there is something wrong with your pet that is life-threatening. Signs of a life-threatening emergency are:

  • Being unconscious
  • Constant fits
  • Severe breathing difficulties
  • Broken bones
  • Severe bleeding
  • Poisoning
  • Extensive burns
  • A severe allergic reaction
  • Serious accidents such as being hit by a car or having a fall
  • Not being able to wee
  • Continuous diarrhoea and being sick

Routine care and preventive appointments are not currently available.

In an emergency please phone your hospital directly.

Your Pet Hospital is currently unable to accept new registrations. If you aren’t already registered you can find a list of alternative local vets at findavet.rcvs.org.uk

Pets who are already fully registered will be able to receive emergency treatment and some routine care. Preventive appointments are not currently available.

An emergency is when there is something wrong with your pet that is life-threatening. Signs include:

  • Being unconscious
  • Constant fits
  • Severe breathing difficulties
  • Broken bones
  • Severe bleeding
  • Poisoning
  • Extensive burns
  • A severe allergic reaction
  • Serious accidents such as being hit by a car or having a fall
  • Not being able to wee
  • Continuous diarrhoea and being sick

Routine care is non life-threatening and can include signs such as:

  • Problems with their teeth
  • A change in their behaviour, appetite or toileting
  • Issues with their skin
  • Minor injuries like bumps, lumps or bruises
  • Prescription flea and worming treatments

In an emergency registered clients should phone their hospital directly. For routine care you can request an appointment online or call your hospital to book.

Your Pet Hospital is currently closed. 

In an emergency please phone your hospital directly.

Please do not visit your hospital without calling to confirm we have vet staff on site to help.

Shop online for flea and worming treatments

If we are not able to provide these services at your local Pet Hospital we’d still recommend that you get these done at a local vet.  For non-prescription flea and worm products you can shop at PDSA Pet Store

Frequently asked questions

Still have questions about our services? Read our FAQs for more information.