I really love going to this place and so glad it's local, it's a great place to go on a sunny day…read moreand see what animals have been taken in to look after. The animals are very privileged to be taken there to be honest as it looks like they are given a lovely home and great care. It is also great to know that there's somewhere local you can go if you come across a wild animal in need which has happened to us twice before (unlucky I know). Just to walk around though for a day trip is quite special and all your money goes to this brilliant charity. And it's not just hedgehogs there either, we saw foxes, badgers and horses. A well recommended day trip.

A nice place to go to see animals. The staff are friendly. There is a large selection of animals…read morehere including hedgehogs,birds,badgers and more. There is a museum room here with things in about hedgehogs. There is a nice sized play area outside with benches for picnics. There are toilets and a cafe. Makes a nice trip out for all!

I would give this 3 star considering I worked here 4 years ago was an alright place. Got my dog…read morespot from here he was very thin and had kennel flue when we got him. Now four years on he is doing great and loves spending time with our other dog Molly. Pricing on animals wasn't too bad then. I wouldn't know about now.

Highly Recommended! Super people who really care about the dogs they accept. Homeless dogs through…read moreno fault of their own. This Rescue doesn't cherry pick the cutest or youngest dogs to help - they step up to help those who are on death row or exisiting in appalling conditions. The premises are clean and basic and the dogs are well fed and given the chance of life. Please consider helping with either walking these lovely homeless dogs or helping with a small donation. Without donations this Rescue would not be able to continue.

I have two rescue greyhounds and was a little unsure about putting them into kennels where they…read morewould be in close contact with domestic dogs. I need not have worried, I was shown all around the kennels at great length by very friendly and informative staff. The structure and lay-out of the business is well built, well laid out, clean, safe and efficiently run. I have left both dogs on a couple of occasions, taken their food (they eat what they have been fed all ther lives as racing dogs) and the staff have been only too willing to continue with the diet discussed with them beforehand. Everyone I meet is always welcoming and clearly love all the animals left in their care and have a good understanding and experience of all breeds. My amazing "pets" return to me bright-eyed, clearly happy and secure. I feel lucky to have all the Staff at " Linden " to care for my dogs when I go away.

This is a funny little place when you first arrive but its really good, the staff are very friendly…read moreand if there is something you need that they haven't got they are happy to order it for you.

A great charity which treats pets whose owners can't afford veterinary care and treatment. They…read morealso find homes for unwanted animals around the country, from small pets including cats and dogs, even to horses on occasion. There are speakers available to visit schools and other groups to talk about looking after pets properly. They run many fund raising events too and it's good to get involved and help in various ways. I have supported their work for years and have one of their stickers in the back of my car!

Top marks, the cat has returned happy and disease free. A very convenent location when heading…read moreanywhere west out of London as well. The staff are friendly, the cages were pretty big, clean and had heat lamps. A basket and another bed were provided, and a choice of wet food or biscuits.

We have 2 chickens - and not every vet is set up to deal with them - but the Abingdon Animal…read moreHospital has always been very helpful when they've been ill. The reception staff are efficient and the vets are very professional. We recently found a stray cat, and took it in to be check for an identity chip. The practice nurse helped us out, and there was no charge for that service. The hospital itself is purpose-built and very clean, and there's a car park (although it's a bit on the small side). Very central location, and convenient opening hours.

Can't really fault them. A friendly bunch but the vet you get to see rarely remains the same…read morebetween visits. They've looked after our dog for the last 8yrs and although she's (the dog) never a fan of a visit since her rabies jabs (for a pet passport a few years ago) she's happy enough one in the building and is treated nicely by the vet. There is a loyalty scheme but I'm not too sure of the value. They are also offering an increased number of products for sale (foods etc). Easy to book an appointment.

Seeny's is a great pet supplies shop. They sell everything you could want for dogs/ cats/ rabbits &…read moreguinea pigs/ birds etc, and the staff are very friendly and helpful as well. If the thing you want is not currently in stock then they can order it in for you - there's no charge and it's usually available within a couple of days. There is a car park, and it's usually free if you're shopping at any of the shops in the Coxeter centre or Seeny's. On Saturdays there's usually someone charging, but tell them where you're going.

Bigger than you think and with quite a wide range of stock. Always friendly instore and Tilly (our…read moredog) is usually welcomed with a doggy treat. Not as cheap as some of the larger competition but not so much that it should stop you visiting and making a purchase. It might nit have the range of the larger stores but does have an item for virtually every pet need - from medication, to food and treats. Bedding & special diet foods. Squeaky toys and pig snouts. It's got to the point now that Tilly can sniff the place out from a 200m radius.