Every minute across our Pet Hospitals, 10 pets need our help. Please can you give to our urgent appeal?
At PDSA, we know the bond between pets and their families is unbreakable. That's why we're dedicated to providing life-saving care to pets in need. Like Gus, an eight-year-old Miniature Dachshund, who faced a potentially life-threatening situation, when he collapsed at home because of bladder stones.
Without our swift help and the right emergency equipment at the Pet Hospital, his future would have been bleak. Sadly, Gus' story is not unique. Every day, our dedicated vet teams treat thousands of pets in need using essential equipment. We're counting on you to help make these life-saving interventions possible.
Please, will you help us save more lives and keep families together by donating towards an emergency kit containing vital supplies today?
From bandages and pain relief to life-saving fluids and breathing tubes, our emergency kits are vital for treating pets in critical conditions. Life-saving operations need to take place every day, and we urgently need more emergency equipment to save pets in these crisis situations.
Your kind donation will directly impact the lives of pets like Gus and loving owners like Julie. Together, we can help save pets’ lives and keep them with their families.
Make a monthly donation
Make a one-off donation
Be there for poorly pets in need
Your support will ensure pets like Gus and Milo receive the vital care they desperately need.
Gus’ life-saving surgery
PDSA vets saved Gus, a Miniature Dachshund, from potentially life-threatening bladder stones after he collapsed at home before his distraught owner, Julie. But thanks to supporters' donations, Gus is on the mend.
Gus’ life-saving surgery
PDSA vets saved Gus, a Miniature Dachshund, from potentially life-threatening bladder stones after he collapsed at home before his distraught owner, Julie. But thanks to supporters' donations, Gus is on the mend.
Milo’s fight for survival
After a terrifying hit-and-run, six-month-old Milo's life hung in the balance, Thankfully, PDSA vets stepped in to provide urgent and emergency care to save his life.
Milo’s fight for survival
After a terrifying hit-and-run, six-month-old Milo's life hung in the balance, Thankfully, PDSA vets stepped in to provide urgent and emergency care to save his life.
Will you be there to save a pet's life, when every second counts?
Keeping people and pets together
Your donation will make sure poorly pets receive the emergency treatment they desperately need. On an average day across our 49 Pet Hospitals, our vet teams use approximately:
187 X-rays
260 bags of fluid
207 recovery cones
161 anti-sickness jabs
A breathing tube 189 times
A thermometer 2,000 times
