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  • Vet Q&A: How can I socialise my puppy during the lockdown?

    It's important to socialise puppies from a young age, but with the lockdown and ongoing social distancing a lot of owners are worried they won't be able to do this. Our vets give their advice.

  • What to feed your dog

    Feeding your dog the right type and amount of food is vital for their health and happiness, though it can be hard to know what’s right for your four-legged friend.

  • Save a star

    Precious pets will need urgent treatment this Christmas Your support today could be the difference between life and death At PDSA, we’re a vital lifeline for pets and their loving owners. Last year alone, we treated over 430,000 pets – the equivalent of 11 pets a minute. We save lives, fix broken limbs, treat chronic conditions, and relieve suffering and pain – all of which keep people and pets…

  • Skin problems in dogs: an overview

    Skin is very important for protection and keeping the body warm. Skin problems can significantly affect a dog’s quality of life and make them feel miserable.

  • Toby's story

    A severely injured cat called Toby has survived after needing emergency surgery to wire his jaw back together, thanks to PDSA.

  • Australian Cattle Dog

    Australian Cattle Dogs are highly intelligent, needing a lot of physical and mental activity.

  • Tips for taking your dog to a festival

    Whether you’re planning a dog safe festival or taking your dog with you to a festival, read our advice guide on keeping them safe.

  • How to show your pet you love them

    It’s Valentine’s Day (nearly) and time to show that special someone in our lives just how much we love them – even if they have four paws rather than two feet!

  • Kitten checklist

    Getting a new kitten is an exciting time for any family. Cats can be really great pets for the right people, but it’s important to be as prepared as possible.

  • Cat communication: how do I know if my cat is happy?

    You can tell a lot about how your cat is feeling by their body language. Take a look at our vets' guide to learn if your cat is happy, sad or angry.