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Day in the life with Vet Nurse Lucy
I started out as a Veterinary Care Assistant (VCA) at PDSA. When I heard about the student nurse programme that PDSA runs, I asked my colleague to run through it with me. This is where my interested in nursing grew, so when the opportunity came up, I applied for the position and began my training as a Vet Nurse.
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Harry's story
Thanks to the help of PDSA Vets, Harry the cat is now pain-free and adjusting to life on three legs.
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Is it illegal to leave a dog in a hot car?
Every year there are devastating reports in the media about dogs left in hot cars to suffer and even die. Sadly many owners are unaware of the tragic consequences from leaving a dog in a hot car.
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Scottish search dog honoured
A three-year-old Labrador from Selkirk is being honoured by vet charity PDSA after successfully finding a critically injured missing woman in blizzard conditions.
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Akita breed information
Akitas are strong dogs who are loyal and protective of their family.
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National award for litter-picking dog Woodie
A Border Collie from Leicester is receiving the PDSA Commendation after helping his owner collect over 7,500 bags of litter.
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Pablo is home for Christmas, thanks to PDSA
Pablo required a six hour operation, plus two further surgeries and months of intensive nursing, but will be enjoying Christmas at home
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How to keep your pets safe from toxic cleaning products
Our pets are curious characters and quick to explore anything and everything their paws can get hold of - unfortunately, this also includes the things that can harm them. If your pet ever comes across a cleaning product, their inquisitive nature means they probably won’t hesitate to have a sniff or even a taste.
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Cancer in dogs
Overview of the types of cancers dogs can get, how they are diagnosed and treated, as well as some questions to ask your vet if your dog is diagnosed.
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Vet Q&A: How can I keep my rabbits warm in cold weather?
Rabbits are used to being outside, but when the temperature starts to drop even they can feel the chill! You’ll need to make some small changes to keep your rabbits warm through the winter months.
