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  • Text to Donate Terms and Conditions

    Donations made by Text are a quick and easy way to donate to PDSA via your mobile phone - read our terms and conditions here

  • Suzy's story

    Animal enthusiast, Suzy Shuttleworth, 25 from Surrey, joined PDSA’s Graduate Programme in 2019. Read her journey from NUVS graduate to PDSA vet

  • How To Clean Your Cat’s Ears

    It’s not necessary to clean your cat’s ears unless you’ve been asked to by your vet. However, you should check your cat’s ears regularly, and contact your vet if you notice any problems.

  • Bandage care for pets

    Contact your vet if your pet’s bandage gets wet, slips off, smells, or if there are signs of swelling, redness, or injury to the skin around it.

  • Our favourite PDSA Dickin Medal recipients

    Leading up to Remembrance Day, we’re taking a look at some of the animals who showed bravery and devotion to duty in conflicts all over the world.

  • First pets enter our new Pet Wellbeing Centre

    PDSA's new Manchester PDSA Pet Wellbeing Centre, The Montague-Panton Hospital, is now open. Find out what happened when we had the first paws through the doors!

  • Top tips for looking after your pets Mental Health

    We all know how important it is to keep our mental health in check, but sadly our pets can also be affected by stress and anxiety. Our furry friends may not be able to talk about how they’re feeling, but our vets have put together some top tips for spotting signs of stress and ways we can help our pets live a happy, healthy life.

  • Pet Survivor

    Vet charity PDSA launches search for miracle pet survivors

  • A joint statement from PDSA and Vets Now (pet emergency service)

    A joint statement from PDSA and Vets Now (pet emergency service)

  • PDSA statement on brachycephalic companion animals

    As a veterinary charity, the health issues facing brachycephalic pets are a real concern for us, particularly with the growing popularity of breeds such as French Bulldogs, Bulldogs and Pugs. However, many owners are simply not aware of the detrimental effect extreme conformations can have on their pet’s welfare and quality of life.