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Dog needs emergency surgery following a game of fetch
Nottingham pooch back on all four paws for Christmas after a stick pierced his mouth during a game of fetch, thanks to vet charity PDSA.
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Vet Q&A: Tips for reuniting with lost pets
Discover our vets’ essential tips on reuniting with your lost pet if they have gone missing. Everything you need to know will be answered in our blog.
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The facts about rabbits
When it comes to rabbits, our research shows that a lot of people can sometimes get the facts wrong! We’ve been busting some common rabbit-related myths.
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Tiny Trinny save by PDSA vets after violent attack
Eleven-year-old crossbreed Trinny was out walking with her owner when they were viciously attacked by a Bullmastiff.
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Thamesmead PDSA gets a new ultrasound machine
Our Thamesmead Pet Hospital gets a new ultrasound machine, thanks to player of the People's Postcode Lottery
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Pup nearly dies after wolfing down 24 chocolates
PDSA vets save four-month-old Doberman puppy after he ate toxic chocolates in advent calendar.
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Our position on the XL Bully ban
XL Bully Statement PDSA’s position on the Dangerous Dogs Act remains unchanged; breed specific legislation is ineffective because any dog can be aggressive. Since the Act was introduced 32 years ago, it has not resulted in a reduction of dog bites or human deaths. While we agree that urgent action is needed to protect the public from dangerous dogs, we’re disappointed to see the Government…
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Why do dogs eat everything?
From foreign objects, toys, grass, or even their poo… why do dogs eat everything? If your four-legged friend has this habit, find out the reasons why in our article.
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Vet Q&A: Can I keep rabbits with guinea pigs?
If you’re thinking of getting rabbits, or have a lonely bunny in need of a friend, you might be wondering what sort of pal they might like. Our vets have pulled together their advice on the perfect buddies for bunnies.
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Vet Q&A: How do I remove plaque from my dog's teeth
Oral hygiene is an important part of dogs’ overall health and wellbeing. That’s why our vets have some advice on how to remove plaque from your dog’s teeth.
