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Avoid emergency vet visits this Easter
PDSA vets are urging pet owners to be extra vigilant this Easter and ensure pets don’t get their paws on any leftover roasts.
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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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Go behind the scenes with the PDSA eBay team
Learn more about what goes on behind the scenes with the PDSA eBay team as we celebrate 15 fantastic years of selling through the online platform in 2024!
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Things to know before taking your pet on public transport
Public transport can open up a world of adventure for you and your furry friend, as long as you’re well prepared and have checked if your pet will be welcome too.
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The Family Pet Show Special Collaboration with PDSA Petsurance
The Family Pet Show is delighted to announce PDSA Petsurance as its new headline sponsor
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Stoke man wins national PDSA volunteer award
Darren McGarrigle (30) has been crowned joint PDSA Veterinary Volunteer of the Year in our annual awards. He shares the prestigious award with Tracey Neville, a volunteer at Gillingham PDSA in Kent.
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PDSA vets issue warning after cat loses leg in car engine
Poor cat, Saffy, lost her leg after hiding under a neighbour's car bonnet and getting snagged in the car's fan belt.
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Rabbit-friendly pancake recipe
Why not celebrate pancake day with your bunnies? With our vet-approved recipe, you can!
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How was your donation spent
It cost £2.4m to build the hospital that Manchester’s pets deserve. With seven consulting rooms, two operating theatres, a dedicated wellbeing hub and additional kennels.
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Mice as pets
Get expert advice from PDSA vets on habitat, diet, and health. Learn how to choose the perfect cage, create a stimulating environment, and ensure your mice live long, happy lives.
