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  • Buddy needed emergency help after a car accident

    When tiny kitten Buddy was hit by a car, his owner was worried she'd lose him. PDSA were there for both of them.

  • Blocked Bladder in cats

    Having a blocked bladder (being unable to pee) is an emergency and can cause death if left untreated. Contact your vet for an emergency appointment if your cat is struggling to pee.

  • Top tips for keeping your cat cool in summer

    We might enjoy the hot weather but our feline friends might be feeling the heat. Read our tips on keeping your cat cool, happy and healthy over the summer months.

  • Rehoming a pet during the coronavirus pandemic

    As some rescue centres are beginning to rehome pets again, now might seem like a good time to get a four-legged friend for some of us, but there’s a lot to think about first!

  • 2019 Pet Survivor Announced

    PDSA reveals Woody is Pet Survivor of the Year 2019!

  • 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

  • Landmine Detection Rat receives animals’ George Cross

    A landmine detection rat, whose work in Cambodia has transformed the lives of the country’s citizens, has been awarded the PDSA Gold Medal* for his life-saving bravery and devotion to duty

  • Graduate scheme FAQs

    Graduate FAQs I have applied for the Veterinary Surgeon Graduate Programme, will I receive a response? Yes. After you apply via our careers website, we’ll email to let you know we have your application and when we’ve made a decision. You can log into your account to check your application status at any point. If I am not successful, will I receive feedback? Unfortunately, we are unable to provide…

  • Round of aPAWause

    PDSA reaches 500,000 remote appointment milestone helping sick and injured pets.

  • Rodents Ant and Dec

    The inquisitive pet rodents, who live together and share the same bed, were taken to our Stoke Pet Hospital after their owner worried they had become so close it was harming their health.