Portsmouth PDSA Pet Hospital β Vets in Portsmouth
Clinic Overview
Portsmouth PDSA Pet Hospital is part of PDSA, a charity, and focuses on free and low-cost veterinary care for pets in need. It is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services. Recent feedback is very positive, with owners often praising the teamβs kindness, reassurance, and quick help for unwell pets.
Services
- β’Free and low-cost veterinary care for eligible pets.
- β’Emergency and urgent care, including pets being seen quickly when seriously unwell; reviews mention prompt help for poorly cats and owners feeling supported when local vets had not resolved the problem.
- β’Treatment for acute problems, with recent examples including cats being seen as soon as possible and given needed treatment.
- β’Routine procedures, with one recent reviewer saying they felt comfortable leaving their dog for neutering.
- β’End-of-life care and supportive discussions, including kind handling during PTS and clear explanations in difficult cases when a pet could not be saved.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
No individual vets or nurses are named in public reviews, but the team is consistently praised.
- β’Reception team: highlighted for being kind and supportive during difficult visits.
- β’Wider clinical team: frequently described as friendly, caring, reassuring, empathetic, and helpful, with reviewers saying pets were in safe hands and staff were honest while remaining supportive.
Reviews
Google reviews show 4.6/5 from 946 reviews. Recent written feedback is overwhelmingly positive.
- β’Kind, caring staff are the strongest theme, with multiple reviewers describing the team as friendly, lovely, reassuring, and supportive.
- β’Prompt help for unwell pets stands out, especially for cats that were seen quickly and treated as soon as possible.
- β’Trust and reassurance come through repeatedly, with owners saying staff were truthful, understanding, and made them feel their pets were in safe hands.
- β’A welfare-first approach is also mentioned, including one reviewer who felt the team was focused on the animals rather than finances.

