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Glasgow (East) PDSA Pet Hospital

Muiryfauld Dr, Tollcross, Glasgow G31 5RT, United Kingdom, Shettleston

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Muiryfauld Dr, Tollcross, Glasgow G31 5RT, United Kingdom, Shettleston

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About

Veterinary clinic in Shettleston, Glasgow

Glasgow East PDSA Pet Hospital delivers charitable veterinary care from its facility in Tollcross. The team provides clinical examinations, emergency stabilisations, diagnostic assessments, and surgical interventions for pets of eligible local owners.

Opening hours

Monday
09:00⁠–⁠18:00
Tuesday
09:00⁠–⁠18:00
Wednesday
09:00⁠–⁠18:00
Thursday
09:00⁠–⁠18:00
Friday
09:00⁠–⁠18:00
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Hours checked 16 Oct 2026 · source

What customers say

pawenn summary of 27 Google reviews from April – October 2026

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Mostly positive18 of 27 reviews

Compassionate and supportive veterinary staff

Most pet owners express sincere appreciation for the veterinary surgeons, vet nurses, and receptionists at Glasgow East PDSA. Multiple clients highlight that the team demonstrates immense kindness and empathy during stressful consultations and end-of-life care. While a couple of reviewers found certain staff members rushed or unhelpful, the majority describe a dedicated and caring clinical team.

Mostly positive16 of 27 reviews

Dedicated care for sick pets

Clients frequently highlight the attentive treatment given to dogs, cats, and kittens requiring urgent or ongoing veterinary attention. Pet owners note that veterinary teams handle unwell animals with patience, helping ease anxiety during physical examinations and procedures. Many reviewers credit the hospital with saving their pets' lives during critical illnesses.

Mixed9 of 27 reviews

Vital treatments with occasional concerns

Many pet owners report successful outcomes, lifesaving interventions, and thorough assessments for conditions such as tumours and physical injuries. However, client experiences are mixed: several owners felt that diagnoses were missed or that their pets did not receive sufficiently detailed examinations during initial emergency consultations, prompting them to seek second opinions elsewhere.

Questions owners ask

Who is eligible for pet care at Glasgow East PDSA?

PDSA provides charitable veterinary care for pets belonging to owners who receive qualifying government benefits.

Are donations required for veterinary treatments?

Yes, pet owners mention a minimum donation amount of £25 towards emergency treatments and prescribed medications.

Is on-site parking available at the hospital?

Yes, clients note that on-site parking is available, though navigating the local one-way street system requires extra care.

Can clients expect waiting times during clinic visits?

Reviewers advise expecting occasional delays and phone queues during peak hours due to high caseloads at the charity hospital.

Summary of public Google reviews; pawenn does not verify them.

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