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  • PDSA saves miracle dog whose owner lost her job due to Covid-19

    Vet charity PDSA was the only place Sophie could turn when the family dog Skye was left at death’s door from a ruptured gallbladder during lockdown

  • Free VE Day PDSA e-books

    VE Day e-books Download your FREE VE Day e-books To celebrate the 75th anniversary of VE Day and honour the incredible animals who served, we're offering five free e-books! You can read about Duke of Normandy's perilous flight, or Rip's amazing rescues, and find out more about the animals who fought and served alongside our Armed Forces and Civil Defence units during the war. To claim your fre…

  • Boston Terrier Breed Information

    Likely to have health and welfare issues due to their exaggerated physical features.

  • Help pets avoid a Blue Monday

    UK pets are suffering from preventable issues, due to lack of understanding of their basic needs.

  • Turkish Van

    You are unlikely to hear a Turkish Van but may find that they will join you in the shower due to their love of water.

  • Graduate programme case studies

    Graduate Programme case studies Hear what some of our Vets had to say about the scheme:   Matthew Forshaw – Senior Veterinary Surgeon at Huyton Pet Hospital I'm Matt, the senior veterinary surgeon at Huyton Pet Hospital in Liverpool. I joined PDSA in 2009 as a new graduate from the University of Edinburgh. In the hope of not showing my age, the new graduate scheme didn't exist at that point.…

  • British Shorthair cats

    The British Shorthair cat is normally a fairly relaxed, inactive breed prone to laziness; they shouldn’t need daily brushing due to their coat length unless it is moulting season.

  • Custard's story

    Custard, an 8-year-old cat, needed PDSA’s help after his doting owner, James, heard him yowl out in pain due to a blocked bladder.

  • Millions of cats and dogs facing the January blues

    Many of us are left with January blues due to the cold weather, dark nights and post-Christmas cash-shortage. Now, our vets are warning that millions of UK pets face an equally tough time, suffering from loneliness, chronic stress and obesity.

  • Keeping small pets cool in summer

    Small pets, such as mice, hamsters and rats, can be very sensitive to heat due to their tiny size. read our tips on how to keep them cool and comfortable.