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Man with MS walks 100 miles for PDSA
In March 2026, 63-year-old Andy Blacker, from Ipswich, finished his impressive ‘Steps 4 Pets’ fundraising ‘hobble’ as a thank you to PDSA for taking care of his beloved pet Rosie in 2022.
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Charity warns of impact of proposed changes to veterinary care
PDSA, the UK’s largest charity providing free and low cost veterinary care to pets of those most in need, is warning of potential negative implications for pets and owners, if some proposed changes to veterinary care are given the go-ahead.
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Telford couple takes on The Copper Challenge to support PDSA
Daniel and his partner Katie proved that every penny counts, turning 1p and 2p coins into vital funds for poorly pets in need.
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PDSA welcomes the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) final report into the UK’s veterinary market
The CMA published their final report following their investigation into the UK’s veterinary market. PDSA has welcomed the report.
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Our response to the CMA investigation and Defra proposals to reform veterinary practice
News reports suggest that vets will have to publish price lists for common treatments and disclose if they are independent or part of a chain under plans for a major overhaul of the industry.
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Removal of 3rd party public liability insurance for XL Bully dogs
Owners of XL Bully dogs may be concerned to hear the news that public liability insurance will no longer be available from 1 July through the Dogs Trust Companion Club scheme. However, it’s important that owners do not panic.
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PDSA responds to decline in flat-faced dogs
Brachycephalic (flat-faced) dogs including pugs and French bulldogs are declining in popularity, data suggests.
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A-level student runs the Swansea Half Marathon for PDSA
Eighteen-year-old Jack from Ystalyfera, Swansea, is raising money for PDSA by taking part in The Swansea Half Marathon.
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PDSA responds to Defra update on banned dog breeds
Defra, the UK government’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, recently announced some changes affecting XL Bully owners and those with banned dog breeds under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991. The new changes will come into effect in stages to help owners adapt.
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11-year-old girl runs the Children’s Marathon for PDSA
Poppy’s inspiring fundraising challenge to raise money for PDSA.
