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  • Repeat Prescription Order Form

    Repeat Prescriptions PDSA’s services have been severely affected by Coronavirus.  We are continuing to provide repeat medications as usual but prescriptions are taking longer than usual for fulfil.  When placing your order please make sure you have enough medication to last 14 days until your order can be fulfilled, and bear with us and your postal service where necessary. If you have not received…

  • Manchester community hub booking form

  • Climbing Ben Nevis in memory of Jake

    In July 2025, Daniel and Rebecca took on the challenge to climb Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK, in memory of their beloved dog, Jake.

  • How to clip your cat’s claws

    Follow our vets' step by step guide to clipping your cat’s nails.

  • 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…

  • Nine cats given a second chance

    With a lot of uncertainty around at the moment, we thought we’d bring some good news in the form of these lucky kitties who used up one of their nine lives but lived to tell the tale!

  • Dog dodges death after wolfing down illegal drugs

    PDSA urges vigilance after saving dog who ate class A drugs

  • Taking your dog for a countryside walk

    We need to keep the countryside special for everyone. It's really important to be mindful of other people, wildlife and farm animals - especially when you're out and about with your dog.

  • Gift Aid`

    Browse our Gift Aid FAQs for all the information you need to know about Gift Aid on your donations

  • Aural Haematoma in cats

    An aural haematoma is a blood blister that forms inside the ear flap when a blood vessel bursts. They often form because your cat has been shaking their head or scratching their ear.