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Choc horror!
A 15-week-old puppy named Zeena needed life-saving treatment after wolfing down a double pack of bourbon biscuits
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PDSA star adopts puppy she helped save
Neglected Blackpool puppy given loving new home.
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PAW Report a decade on – the UK’s largest pet wellbeing survey marks milestone year
PDSA warns of worrying rise in obesity and deepening behavioural problems in the face of Covid-19.
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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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Pets in lets: Top tips for renting with pets
We’re undoubtedly a nation of pet lovers, with our 2022 PAW Report findings showing a whopping 52% of UK adults own a pet. Despite this, many tenants are still faced with the challenge of finding a home that will welcome their furry family members; in 2020, only 7% of landlords advertised their property as suitable for pets (GOV.UK). Finding it too difficult to secure pet-friendly accommodation, many pet owners are left with no choice but to give up their four-legged friends - a truly heart-breaking outcome.
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Round of aPAWause
PDSA reaches 500,000 remote appointment milestone helping sick and injured pets.
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Christmas pud peril for Marley
Dog saved by PDSA vets after gorging on festive treats
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Pets only companion for millions this Christmas
Millions of people in the UK may be completely reliant on their pets for companionship this Christmas, according to research from vet charity PDSA.
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BBQ safety for pet owners
There's nothing better than having a barbecue with friends and family during the great British summer, but all those tempting treats and burning hot equipment can be a real danger to our precious pets.
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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.
