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  • PDSA Pet Insurance Policies Explained | Covers To Suit Your Budget

    With five levels of cover to choose from, you're bound to find the pet insurance policy that's right for you! See what cover is available for your dog or cat and compare PDSA Pet Insurance policies.

  • Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) in cats

    Learn about Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) and feline coronavirus in cats including symptoms, treatment and prevention, all explained by our PDSA vets.

  • PetWise on Tour: Eastbourne

    Is your handsome hound as healthy and happy as can be? Come along and your pooch will receive a free five-point check covering behaviour, companionship, diet, environment and health.

  • Rhodesian Ridgeback breed information

    Ridgebacks are strong and active dogs who are real softies at heart.

  • Warrior

    Warrior – PDSA Dickin Medal 66 “Warrior and General Jack Seely commanded three regiments of the Canadian Cavalry, leading the charge at some of the bloodiest and most infamous battles of World War I. Warrior’s Honorary PDSA Dickin Medal was awarded on behalf of all animals that served in the Great War.” Known to many as ‘The Horse the Germans couldn’t kill’, Warrior’s story is one of the most…

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  • Dobermann breed information

    Dobermanns are loyal and intelligent dogs who love to be active.

  • 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’.

  • German Shepherd breed information

    German Shepherds are loyal and intelligent dogs who love being active.

  • Living in the city with your dog

    The city is always on the go and with has lots of smells, sounds, sights and people, which means city living can occasionally be overwhelming for doggies. That doesn’t mean that dogs can’t live in the city, but it does mean that you need to introduce your pup to it gradually.