Dundee PDSA Pet Hospital – Vets in Dundee
Clinic Overview
- Positive reviews often highlight the clinical team’s care and speed of response, including urgent help for an ill cat and successful surgical treatment. - Compassionate support in difficult situations stands out in some feedback, particularly around long-term care and euthanasia decisions. - The most common negative theme is difficulty getting in touch, with complaints about delayed or missed call-backs and unclear or conflicting information.
Services
- •Free and low-cost veterinary care through the PDSA charity.
- •General veterinary assessment and treatment, with reviews describing cases where pets were assessed, owners were advised on home care, and medication such as pain relief and anti-inflammatory treatment was prescribed.
- •Surgical care, including a review describing a cat that needed surgery and recovered well at home afterwards.
- •End-of-life care, with one family warmly praising the team’s support when saying goodbye to their 15-year-old dog.
- •Veterinary nurse training facility, as listed in the clinic information.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Vet Mairi Nicolson is specifically thanked in reviews for being caring, patient, and kind during end-of-life care for a family’s dog.
- •Reviews frequently praise the vets and wider clinical team for their care, while some owners describe less positive experiences with reception and communication.
Reviews
Dundee PDSA Pet Hospital has a 4.2-star Google rating from 75 reviews.
- •Positive reviews often highlight the clinical team’s care and speed of response, including urgent help for an ill cat and successful surgical treatment.
- •Compassionate support in difficult situations stands out in some feedback, particularly around long-term care and euthanasia decisions.
- •The most common negative theme is difficulty getting in touch, with complaints about delayed or missed call-backs and unclear or conflicting information.
- •Some owners also describe reception interactions as dismissive or rude, and a small number raise serious concerns about how donations or charges were handled when treatment did not go ahead.

