Liverpool Kirkdale PDSA Pet Hospital, The Jeanne Marchig Centre – Vets in Liverpool
Clinic Overview
Liverpool Kirkdale PDSA Pet Hospital (The Jeanne Marchig Centre) is part of the PDSA charity and provides free and low-cost veterinary care for pets in need. It is also identified as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback remains largely positive about the team’s caring, non-judgmental approach, though a smaller number of reviews raise concerns about emergency access, one consultation, and cremation arrangements.
Services
- •Free and low-cost veterinary care for pets in need through the PDSA.
- •Veterinary Nurse Training facility.
- •Routine treatment and follow-up care, with reviews mentioning help for dogs and cats including a cat treated for a wound or abscess.
- •Medication collection and repeat prescriptions, with one owner describing a short wait even during a busy period.
- •Emergency contact arrangements are referenced by reviewers, although experiences reported in reviews are mixed.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Recent reviews do not name individual staff members, but they do refer to the team as nurses and doctors. Feedback commonly describes staff as friendly, supportive, caring and non-judgmental, with positive mentions for both clinical reassurance and helpful front-desk handling.
Reviews
Google reviews show 4.6/5 from 1,474 reviews. Recent written feedback is mostly positive overall, with a few serious complaints mixed in.
- •Many reviewers praise the team for being friendly, caring and supportive, with several saying pets were in very good hands.
- •Owners also highlight reassurance for people as well as animals, especially during stressful or ongoing health issues.
- •Practical positives include quick medication collection, plus comments about the clinic being clean, with easy access and on-site parking.
- •Negative reviews include concerns about difficulty getting through on the emergency phone line, one complaint about assessment and diagnosis during a consultation, one about going in circles when trying to arrange care for a limping dog, and one serious complaint about cremation arrangements.
