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Cat flu nearly cost Odin his life
Tiny kitten Odin had to face emergency surgery at just 8-weeks-old, all because of cat flu. Luckily, a simple vaccination can put a stop to cat flu.
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Selby saved from deadly virus
Selby spent a week being nursed back from the brink of death. Luckily, a simple vaccination can stop other pets from getting as sick as Selby.
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PDSA and RSPCA announce key collaboration
New partnership between two leading animal charities aims to help animals - and people - reach the help they need more quickly.
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Puppy given 50/50 chance of surviving Parvo
Trevor's life hung in the balance when he was rushed to our vets - and now he's helping us spread the word about why vaccinations are so important.
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PDSA vets issue warning after cat loses leg in car engine
Poor cat, Saffy, lost her leg after hiding under a neighbour's car bonnet and getting snagged in the car's fan belt.
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PDSA star adopts puppy she helped save
Neglected Blackpool puppy given loving new home.
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Glasgow dog joins our Sponsor A Pet campaign
A dog who is receiving vital treatment from our Glasgow Shamrock Street Pet Hospital has become the latest star of a national fundraising campaign.
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Vets issue lily warning to pet owners
Leading vet charity PDSA has issued a warning to pet owners after a cat from Glasgow was saved by their vets after eating lilies, which are highly toxic to felines. According to the charity, lilies are among a number of common plants which can pose a severe threat to pet health.
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Barking Mad at the Post? This Dog Awareness Week Vets explain how to ditch the doorbell drama
This Dog Awareness Week 6-10 July 2026, the leading pet charity PDSA is urging pet owners to learn how to recognise when their dog may be stressed and teach their dogs how to stay calm when the post arrives, turning doorbell dramas into calmer, happier arrivals.
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Round of a-paws! Bradford vets celebrate 20 years of helping local pets
Hip hip hooray, three cheers for the vet team at Bradford’s PDSA Pet Hospital as it celebrates its 20th year of helping the city’s pets in need from its Lorne Street site.
