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  • Vet Q&A: How do I trim my cat’s claws?

    Cats use their claws for all sorts of things – jumping, climbing and hunting – but while we’re spending more time with our feline friends you might be noticing just how long they are!

  • Info for Solicitors and Executors

    Help for executorsWe're here to help if your friend or loved one has left PDSA a gift in their Will.

  • Animal welfare organisations warn of brexit public dismay

    Thirty-six animal welfare organisations, including PDSA, are warning that the Government risks public dismay if it waters down animal protections in UK law post-Brexit.

  • Pet Care Information

    Register for Pet Care To register one pet for PDSA Pet Care online, you will need to complete a form with your contact information and your pet’s details (including their name, age, sex, colour, type and breed). You will also need to upload copies of your benefit documents during the online registration process, so we can confirm you are eligible for our services. The benefits you can use to…

  • Cataracts in dogs

    Learn all about cataracts in dogs, including how to spot them, what causes them, treatment and prognosis. Written by PDSA vets.

  • Meet Kirsty – PDSA Vet Care Assistant Turned TV Star

    Join us as we sit down to chat to Kirsty Terry, a PDSA Vet Care Assistant who featured in our recent Cost of Loving TV campaign.

  • Countryside walking with your dog

    Enjoying the Great British countryside with your dog is a wonderful experience. It's a great way of exercising your dog and is the ideal place to bond.

  • 5 dog training myths de-bunked

    PDSA Scientific Officer and Canine Behaviourist, Rachel, has de-bunked some myths and provided some positive reinforcement tips of training your dog.

  • Five summer must-haves for dog owners

    With the weather heating up and a lot of us still spending more time at home, first-time dog owner and PDSA content creator, Mair, gives us her top five must-haves for our four-legged friends.

  • Cane Corso breed information

    Cane Corsos are big, strong dogs bred for work so they love to be kept busy.