PDSA Pet Insurance
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PDSA help for the needy
Thank God I was accepted by the PDSA this time around. I moved home just over 2 years ago and called the PDSA Bow to update my details and was told that I would have to try another vet because they couldn't take my pet. I was devastated because I had always made contributions but I kind of understood. My cat Max 7 years old is an indoor boy although we have an enclosed garden. Max recently started limping intermittently and I was worried sick. I got an appointment immediately. The staff and vets were wonderful. This was a free appointment but I donated £30 anyway. I felt it was a small price to pay. I have always contributed to my pet/s treatments. I am a state pensioner. My daughter was allowed to take Max for the appointment because I cannot often get out now, I have severe asthma and COPD and, at the moment, still recovering from a viral infection. Max was treated like a Prince. The vet was so kind, knowledgeable and helpful. Thank you PDSA Bow. The receptionists and pharmacy were wonderful. Can I just say that as a 'patient' of the PDSA for around 12 years (on and off) I have witnessed many people coming into the clinic with pedigree dogs, arriving in big cars and they often said I will donate something after I have seen the vet but they never did. No judgement we can all feel the pinch no matter what our circumstances but please try not to take our PDSA for granted. Please try to give a donation. What would we do for our pets if we didn't have the PDSA Bow?
