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  • Five reasons pets are great for our mental health

    With a lot of bad news going around at the moment, it can be hard to see light at the end of the tunnel. However, for a lot of us, we already have our own little light at home.

  • Giving your puppy the best start in life

    Bringing home your first puppy is an exciting time, but making sure they have everything they need to lead a healthy and happy life can sometimes feel overwhelming – especially as a new pet owner.

  • Pet care advice for winter

    We’ve put together some of our top tips for taking care of your four-legged friends this winter, so you’re prepared whatever the weather.

  • Pets for Christmas

    The festive period is filled with fun and excitement, but that doesn’t necessarily make it the right time to bring a new pet home. Our vets are here to give you their advice, as well as alternatives.

  • Caring for your pet in the summer

    While we’re busy having fun in the sun, there’s some important things to consider to keep our beloved pets safe – here’s our vets’ advice.

  • Older pets: taking care of your senior citizen’s joints

    As our pets get older, they’ll need a little more TLC than younger pets. Their joints may not be as good as they used to, they might start to slow down and generally rely on you a bit more.

  • Vet Q&A: Am I doing enough for my cat’s dental care? | PDSA

    Most cats don’t show symptoms of dental disease until it’s very severe and painful for them. Certain dental problems if left untreated can even cause other problems like kidney and heart disease.

  • Halloween survival guide for pets

    With the most spooktacular time of the year just around the corner, our vets have pulled together a Halloween survival guide to help keep pets happy.

  • 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.

  • 8 of the oddest Christmas-themed objects pet patients have eaten

    Christmas is a time for celebrations and treating loved ones. However, festive foods, gifts under the Christmas tree, decorations, and even the most ordinary household objects can tempt curious cats and dogs, putting them in harm’s way.