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    Precious pets will need urgent treatment this Christmas Your support today could be the difference between life and death At PDSA, we’re a vital lifeline for pets and their loving owners. Last year alone, we treated over 430,000 pets – the equivalent of 11 pets a minute. We save lives, fix broken limbs, treat chronic conditions, and relieve suffering and pain – all of which keep people and pets…

  • Jiggy's story

    Jiggy, a cheeky 6-year old cat, needed help from PDSA when his owner, Kelly, realised he had a wooden stick lodged inside the roof of his mouth.

  • Emergency kit appeal

    Every minute across our Pet Hospitals, 10 pets need our help. Please can you give to our urgent appeal?

  • Behaviour blog: top training tips for your dog

    PDSA Scientific Officer and certified canine behaviourist Rachel gives her top five tips on how to train your dog, no matter what commands you're trying to teach them.

  • PDSA Commendation award for Springer Spaniel Tilly

    A Springer Spaniel from Durham has received a PDSA Commendation award for helping her owner to find happiness again, following a period of intense personal tragedy.

  • Make miracles happen this Christmas

    Every minute across our Pet Hospitals, 10 pets need our help. Please can you give to our urgent appeal?

  • Celebrating VE Day with some animal heroes

    It’s the 75th anniversary of VE Day on 8 May, and we’re taking a look at some of our favourite heroes from WWII – only these all have four legs or feathers!

  • Posthumous PDSA Commendation for Brighouse police dog

    Police Dog Ty was nominated by handler PC Jerry White following an incident where Ty successfully located a missing person in West Yorkshire in May 2007. Sadly the German Shepherd died in 2014 and his award was accepted by PC White.

  • Vet Q&A: How can I stop my dog getting separation anxiety?

    While many of our four-legged friends will be enjoying lots of extra attention time at home with their owners, it could be a struggle for them once we get back to ‘normal’.

  • Rehoming a pet during the coronavirus pandemic

    As some rescue centres are beginning to rehome pets again, now might seem like a good time to get a four-legged friend for some of us, but there’s a lot to think about first!