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Who keeps the dog after a breakup?
PDSA Vet Nurse Shauna Walsh is on hand for pet owners wondering who keeps the dog after a breakup.
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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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PDSA: How we’ve been helping pets during the pandemic
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, we’ve been working hard to keep our 48 Pet Hospitals open for emergency and urgent treatment. We’ve helped thousands of pets in need since the start of the pandemic.
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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.
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Five tips to keep pets cool
Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve been seeing a lot more sunshine – and that’s not set to stop anytime soon! Take a look at our top tips on keeping pets cool in warmer weather.
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Is it ok to dress up my pet?
We’ve all seen those funny videos and pictures of dogs and cats (and other animals too!) wearing silly costumes or accessories. They probably made you chuckle. But is it really a good idea?
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Helping pets adapt to post-lockdown routine
Changing routine can be unsettling for our pets. PDSA Scientific Officer and certified canine behaviourist, Rachel, gives her top tips on helping our pets adapt as we start to go out and about more.
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Sustainable homemade Christmas presents for your pets
Whether you love crafting or not, we’ve got you covered with some homemade gift ideas for your dog, cat or small pets!
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What to do with your cat when you go on holiday | PDSA
Ensure your cat’s wellbeing with our extensive guide on what to do when you go on away.
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Summer allergies: how to protect your pets from pollen
Summer days can bring about high pollen counts and that may mean irritation and misery for pets with hay fever.
