pdsa Cardiff killed my cat. numerous visits. blood test refused. cat placed in oxygen tent due to…read morepanting. cat handed back to me covered in urine and faeces. They should have told me we are refusing to address your cats illness so go to private vet asap. instead they left me ignorant telling me " you have a cat that's eating and drinking and we are a charity" evil. please do not take your pet to pdsa.

i cannot praise this pet hospital any more , they have looked after various pets of ours over the…read moreyears & my cat wouldn't be here with out them now! & also the bradford/batley pdsa out of hours service! they are such an essential service for all of us who are on benefits but still want the best for our animals! my £10 donations never seem enough at the time, i /we are so grateful for the work they do & the freindly environment they provide. If you ever find yourself with some extra cash you are looking to donate to a worthy cause , look no further than this hospital, & if you are worried about where you cash goes , buy bedding & food & collars etc to donate! They are a very worthy cause! who help so many people & animals each year!

Well, we've been back again, and thankfully there's no drama to tell. No, this was merely a check…read moreup -Milly had evidently gotten into some kind of mischief as the other day she came in with a wee scratch on her back paw. Since it was still giving her a bit of jip a few days later I decided to nip her over to the vet just to check it was healing well, and pick up her favourite (or not so favourite) worming and flea treatments whilst we were there. Of course, despite the three minute journey, she cried all the way there. But as soon as we sat in the waiting room, calm descended. After about 10 minutes, and a warm welcome from the receptionists, we had our appointment. The vet was just so lovely and friendly -I had a lot of questions, as Milly had put on a bit of weight and I was concerned, and everything was answered to put my mind at ease. Her weight, heart rate and all the other regular bits were checked. We snipped her claws back, as I'm too afraid to do it myself, and we checked the aforementioned paw. Everything is healing fine, I'm glad to say, so she's fighting fit. It was fantastic to take her in and know that everything is dandy, and have such a friendly vet talk through everything I should look out for-essentially, I know a few Doctors who could use some lessons in bedside manner from this lady, she was that lovely! We had a minor incident returning to the reception, given that a humungous and nervy Rottweiler had a bit of a bark as we came back through, which unfortunately resulted in Milly producing a rather large and pungent accident in her box. I wasn't sure about the protocal, but mentioned it to the receptionists when I realised, and quick as lightening one of them got up to take her and get her cleaned up! I was so impressed and grateful, especially since I'd be taking her home in a taxi as I don't drive. After five minutes she came back with Milly, her blankets bagged up, and having hosed her down. Amazing! I was just so delighted that they could do that for me. All in all, I'm really lucky to have such a fabulous Vet near by for my cat, and it's pleasure to have to take her in! As for Milly, she's already settled down on my clean pile of washing, so clearly hasn't been traumatised one bit... Hooray!

From the owner: Yorkshire Vets Meanwood surgery is one of the leading vets in Leeds, providing everything you would…read moreexpect from your local veterinary surgeon. This includes services such as: Vaccinations Neutering Microchipping First opinion diagnostics Dental examinations and surgery Routine surgical procedures External laboratory facilities As part of the Yorkshire Vets group, we are also able to provide a comprehensive 24 hour hospital service at our centralised Thornbury surgery. This allows us to support our local surgeries with the type of advanced surgical and diagnostic facilities that a small surgery cannot support on its own, all the while maintaining the high level of care and compassion that the Yorkshire Vets family pride ourselves on.

Update: We have received our pets' clinical records now. On the latest, it states "DO NOT…read moreTRUST/CARE" I've been with them as a regular customer for 3 years + (for 3 pets). However, my most recent experience with them has left me now moving vets. Summary - overbooking appointments so vets are always in a hurry and delayed. Thus not able to give thorough care. 1.Lack of proper COVID provisions, overbooking and delays Yesterday we had an appointment and my husband ended up waiting for an hour. They didn't have a suitable provision in place for waiting outside and were very delayed. As a result, there was limited social distancing and animals were very close to one another outside. Our dog became very stressed and my husband informed the receptionist that he was going to wait at the front of the cafe next door. Although this was agreed with the staff, they obviously forgot about it. My husband was left waiting for an hour..... When he went in it was clear they had forgotten. So we rebooked for today... 2. Lack of professionalism - Unclear instructions from the vets, less than 5 min time for over £60. The vet was polite but seemed to be in a bit of a hurry. There were two wound sites we wanted to have inspected but the vets just looked at one. The vets were in a hurry and didn't take time to explain what they wanted me to do with the dog and why. So when I failed to understand they got annoyed at me. He instructed me to hold the dog's harness which I did. But the dog growled and turned his head towards the vet. The vet then made a sarcastic comment of "so much for holding his harness". I was confused as I was still holding his harness. If he spent 30 more seconds explaining what he wanted to do next and why he wanted me to hold the dog in a certain way then I could have done it. We were in there for around 3 mins and charged over £60 for the service and a cream. We have now decided to move vets. Our pets are so important to us and if something were to happen due to the poor quality of care and services then I would never forgive myself.

From the owner: Yorkshire Vets Horsforth surgery is one of the leading vets in Leeds, providing everything you…read morewould expect from your local veterinary surgeon. This includes services such as: Vaccinations Neutering Microchipping First opinion diagnostics Dental examinations and surgery Routine surgical procedures External laboratory facilities As part of the Yorkshire Vets group, we are also able to provide a comprehensive out of hours service at our centralised Thornbury surgery. This allows us to support our local surgeries with the type of advanced surgical and diagnostic facilities that a small surgery cannot support on its own, all the while maintaining the high level of care and compassion that the Yorkshire Vets family pride ourselves on.

Fantastic practice, very modern and clean. The staff are lovely and our kitties were well looked…read moreafter following their neutering operations the other week. They're always willing to answer any questions we may phone in with and it's now overly expensive either - until the end of the month they have an offer on for a full set of vaccinations for £20. Bargain!

A local business with only two branches this friendly Veterinary Surgery has a really good name as…read morewell as a strong following of local pet owners happy with the service receive here. It is one of 123 vets accredited for treating small animals and there is on site 24 hour nursing care for hospitalised animals. There is a shop as well provided pet accessories but mostly quality food and special diet plan food stuff.