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  • Vet Q&A: Coronavirus (COVID-19) – advice for self-isolating pet owners

    I’m self-isolating myself as advised, can my pet stay with me? How do I look after my pet during this time?

  • Fleas on dogs

    Fleas are tiny insects that live on dogs, cats and in your home. They are much more common in the summer months (April - September).

  • Behind The Headlines

    Behind The HeadlinesMeet some of the pets behind our #PawsFirst campaign.

  • Fundraising Ideas

    Make your fundraising seasonal and tie it in with what everyone's talking about, from Bonfire night to Bake Off!

  • Charity Governance

    Charity GovernanceCouncil PDSA is governed by a Council (composed of Trustees) which approves all policies and major expenditure programmes within the charity. How PDSA is governed Council meets every three months to monitor progress, to review the financial position and make any necessary policy decisions. Council has four standing subcommittees: Audit & Risk Committee Finance &…

  • Order of Merit Horses

    PDSA Order of Merit - HorsesOn 6 August 2011, the ten horses and their mounted officers were deployed to Seven Sisters Police Station, where buildings and vehicles were alight. Their role was to protect fellow officers, dressed only in their normal patrol uniforms from an encroaching crowd, armed with firework-type rockets. The horses were surrounded by burning buildings and falling debris, with…

  • Hertz

    Retired Military Working Dog, Hertz, RAF Police, has been awarded the PDSA Dickin Medal.

  • Life on three legs: helping your pet recover from amputation

    With some care and support, three-legged pets can have a quality of life just as good as their four-legged counterparts.

  • Is pet insurance worth it? | PDSA

    When your finances are stretched, you might wonder if pet insurance is worth it. At PDSA, we believe pet insurance is essential. Read about the pros and cons here.

  • Is it ok to dress up my pet?

    We’ve all seen those funny videos and pictures of dogs and cats (and other animals too!) wearing silly costumes or accessories. They probably made you chuckle. But is it really a good idea?