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  • Who keeps the dog after a breakup?

    PDSA Vet Nurse Shauna Walsh is on hand for pet owners wondering who keeps the dog after a breakup.

  • Brian’s heartfelt volunteering journey

    We recently caught up with Brian (a proud dog dad and a Lead Volunteer since 2019) to understand the events that inspired his PDSA journey and what his initial volunteering role meant to him.

  • Urgent appeal: a message from our Director of Veterinary Services

    In this time of uncertainty, there are still thousands of people who rely on PDSA to help their pets in their time of need. Richard Hooker, PDSA Director of Veterinary Services, explains why we need your support more than ever.

  • 5 dog training myths de-bunked

    PDSA Scientific Officer and Canine Behaviourist, Rachel, has de-bunked some myths and provided some positive reinforcement tips of training your dog.

  • Pet Care in Autumn

    From fireworks to halloween frights, there’s lots of fun things we need to prepare our our pet for to keep them safe and healthy during the autumn months

  • Basic agility training for dogs

    PDSA Vet Anna takes a look at some easy games and activities you can do at home with your pooch to keep them active and occupied!

  • Five signs you’re a pet dad

    With Father’s Day around the corner, we’re celebrating all the pet dads out there who have stopped trying to convince themselves their four-legged friend is ‘just a pet’!

  • 10 things to consider when organising a dog-friendly festival

    Organising a dog-friendly event can be a little overwhelming. Our vets are here to help with 10 top tips for planning the perfect dog-friendly event!

  • Brexit: what to do if you travel with pets in Europe

    If you regularly travel to the EU from the UK with your four-legged friend there are a few things you’ll need to be aware of.

  • Five activities to keep your dog busy

    If your dog has been used to getting all of your attention during lockdown, getting back to ‘normal’ can be difficult for them. We’ve got some great ideas of things your dog can do safely to keep them occupied, making them feel happy and relaxed while you’re busy.