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From loyal customer to PDSA volunteer, Meet Rachel
Discover the reasons why regular PDSA charity shop customer Rachel decided to take her support for our charity a step further by becoming a volunteer.
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Lungworm in dogs
Lungworm infection is becoming much more common, and is now a risk to dogs across much of the UK. Your dog is at risk of catching lungworm if they eat slugs and snails (this often happens by accident while eating grass).
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Albert's story
PDSA vets have saved an eight-month-old kitten called Albert after becoming trapped under the bonnet of a moving car for twenty minutes.
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What to do if your dog is aggressive
Our vets' guide on dealing with an aggressive dog, including why your dog might be aggressive and how you can stop your dog reacting.
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Coronavirus: Working from home with a pet
With everyone being instructed to stay at home for the next three weeks (unless you’re a key worker), our lives are becoming very different. If you have a pet at home, then your new working routine can be unsettling for you both.
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Volunteering in our shops
Volunteering in a PDSA charity shop can really enhance your CV. You'll also meet a lot of new people and gain customer service experience, as well as picking up new skill sand becoming part of the PDSA team.
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How often should you groom your pet?
When – and how – to groom your pet can often be tricky to work out. Even within the same species, different breeds need different things, it can be hard to know what to do to.
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Walking a cat on a lead – is it a good idea?
Walking a cat on a lead is quickly becoming an online trend, but is it a good idea? Read our blog to discover whether or not cat owners should reach for the lead.
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Information about the Gender Pay Gap at PDSA
We are passionate about having understandable, equitable and transparent reward policies that enable our strategy and reflect our culture, and are committed to reducing our gender pay gap.
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Dwarf Lop
Dwarf Lop rabbits are typically small to medium sized, reaching an average weight of 2-2.5kg at adulthood. They have soft, dense fur, of medium length, and should be groomed 2-3 times a week
