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  • one-in-four pet owners do no pre-purchase research

    PDSA launches ‘Which Pet?’ consultations to help prospective owners choose the right pet and promote pet wellbeing

  • Meet some of the Team PDSA fundraisers

    Marathons, cycling, even paragliding - we think the fundraisers who take on challenges to raise money for poorly pets are incredible! Meet some of our fundraisers.

  • What is extreme breeding in dogs?

    Extreme breeding is a term used to describe pets that have been bred in such a way that it causes problems with their health. For example, in their body shape or physical traits such as a shortened legs or flat faces. This is also known as extreme conformation.

  • CHARITY WARNS: UK pet health crisis looming, as ‘petflation’ pressure mounts

    Leading veterinary charity, PDSA, today (22nd April 2026) warns a pet health inequality crisis is looming in the UK, as the cost of living crisis and rising cost of pet ownership – ‘petflation’ – combine.

  • Five reasons pets are great for our mental health

    With a lot of bad news going around at the moment, it can be hard to see light at the end of the tunnel. However, for a lot of us, we already have our own little light at home.

  • PDSA's Cookie Policy

    Collection of Data through ‘Cookies’ PDSA uses resident cookies to store data on the hard disk of your computer for the purpose of identifying you when you return to the PDSA website. If you have resident cookies disabled in your browser, you are still able to use the PDSA website. PDSA uses sessions to store data on our server, which are individually identifiable. This means that a session cookie…

  • PDSA Pet Survivor 2018 Finalist - Brandy

    Brandy was playing a game of fetch when a tragic accident occurred. She was left fighting for her life, and was selected as a finalist in PDSA Pet Survivor of the Year 2018.

  • Flood safety for pets

    If you live in an area prone to flooding or if it rains a lot more than usual, it can cause a lot of disruption and danger for you, your family, and your pets.

  • Keeping guinea pigs warm in winter

    Guinea pigs originally came from the mountains of South America - their ideal living temperature is between 15-20 degrees, similar to our own. Guinea pigs are sensitive to the cold, and can become unwell if they get too chilly. You can make their winter a warm one by following our top tips.

  • Vet Q&A: Does my pet need to wear sun cream?

    Everyone loves a bit of sunshine, especially after the grey and gloomy months. Lots of pets love to bask in the sunshine. But it’s important to make sure that your pets are protected from the sun and the hot weather.