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Vet Q&As: What to know about epilepsy in cats
Although it’s more common in dogs, epilepsy in cats is still possible. Discover the symptoms, causes, and what to do if you think your cat has the condition.
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Pet care advice for winter
We’ve put together some of our top tips for taking care of your four-legged friends this winter, so you’re prepared whatever the weather.
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Ten cat and dog-friendly plants and flowers
With our guide, learn what plants are safe for your pets.
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Vets urged to complete survey on pet health
PDSA is inviting veterinary professionals to have their say on the state of our pet nation by completing the online survey at yougov.com/pdsa.
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Leeds vets reach new heights for pets in need
A dedicated team of vets have reached new heights for the pets in their care after each putting their best foot forward to take on the Yorkshire Three Peaks – and raising more than £1,600 in the process.
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Rabies in cats
Rabies is a deadly virus that attacks the central nervous system (brain and nerves), causing severe symptoms and eventually death.
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Burmese cats
The Burmese is an energetic cat who loves to play. They are known to enjoy sitting either on your lap or next to you and are good at climbing and jumping.
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Goods Donations - what can I donate?
Be a pet super heroand fill our donation bags with unwanted itemsGive to our shops and by post Could you be a super hero for poorly pets? Donate your 'pre-loved' items to our high street charity shops and you'll be helping sick and injured pets get back on four paws. Our shops accept all sorts of donations: Clothing Shoes and accessories Toys and games Books Homeware You can also donate stamps,…
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Lola receives PDSA Commendation
Lola Lola receives PDSA Commendation for immense courage and determination Lola the crossbreed was just nine months old when her owner, 28-year-old Laura Mason was attacked while the pair were out walking. Lola and Laura already enjoyed a very special relationship, but when Laura was attacked, Lola would prove to be more than a loving companion – she would also become Laura's fierce protector.…
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Ibuprofen poisoning in dogs and cats
Ibuprofen is toxic to cats and dogs and can cause serious health issues if eaten. If you suspect your pet has eaten ibuprofen, contact your vet immediately for guidance and treatment.
