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  • Skin lumps in cats

    It’s sensible to regularly check your cat for lumps and book an appointment with your vet if you find one, even if it looks harmless.

  • Vets urged to complete survey on pet health

    PDSA is inviting veterinary professionals to have their say on the state of our pet nation by completing the online survey at yougov.com/pdsa.

  • Cardiff Pet Hospital celebrates 10th birthday

    Hip hip hooray, three cheers for the staff at Cardiff’s PDSA Pet Hospital as it celebrates its 10th birthday.

  • Vet Q&A: How can I stop dog pee killing grass?

    Our dogs are great, but what their pee does to the grass isn’t so good! Sadly, dog pee killing grass is pretty inevitable, but there are some ways you can lessen the effects.

  • Legacy Payment Form

    Has a loved one left a gift to PDSA in their Will? Make their generous donation online and help us be there for pets in need.

  • Vet charity PDSA searching for UK’s most miraculous pet survivors

    A Fox terrier left at death’s door after a ferocious dog attack and a cat left with a fractured jaw after being hit by a car are among the first entrants into this year’s Pet Survivor competition.

  • Out of area contact form

    Sign up to hear from usWe'll let you know when our Pet Care scheme opens in your area If you would like us to let you know if a PDSA service opens up in your area please complete the below enquiry form. To enable us to contact you, you’ll need to give your consent, so select yes on the email contact preference

  • UK’s fattest pets battle the bulge in pet slimming competition

    Meet the nine heavy hounds and fat felines slimming down in PDSA's Pet Fit Club 2019 - the ultimate pet weight-loss challenge.

  • What to put in an emergency pet bag

    Whether you know your pet might need an overnight stay somewhere else soon, or you just like being prepared, putting together an emergency pet bag is a good idea (especially as the weather starts to turn!).

  • Vets issue lily warning to pet owners

    Leading vet charity PDSA has issued a warning to pet owners after a cat from Glasgow was saved by their vets after eating lilies, which are highly toxic to felines. According to the charity, lilies are among a number of common plants which can pose a severe threat to pet health.