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.

New Manchester Pet Wellbeing Centre underway

Thousands of Manchester’s pets will soon feel the benefit from a pioneering Pet Wellbeing Centre, as building work starts on our new state-of-the-art hospital.

Service changes

We're making some changes to our services Updated: November 2020 The Coronavirus crisis continues to make it difficult for PDSA to operate normally. Due to COVID-19 safety measures like social distancing, we can’t operate our Pet Hospitals at full capacity. So, we only have a limited number of appointments available for people to visit our Pet Hospitals each day. This means we’ve had to make…

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,…

A day in the life of a PDSA vet

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, our frontline staff are still busy seeing poorly pets in our hospitals every day. You can find out more about how we’re carrying on through the crisis when we feature in Channel 4’s Britain’s Unsung Heroes, at 7pm on Wednesday 27 May.

PDSA Treat

TreatCaring for sick and injured pets Treatment in our Pet Hospitals We have 48 Pet Hospitals across the UK, where our wonderful vet teams treat pets and save lives, every single day. We believe that no pet should suffer because of their owner's financial situation. That's why PDSA was founded and it's the reason we've been working with the pets of people in need for over 100 years.   About our…

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Wolverhampton cat saved by PDSA after road traffic collision

An eight-year-old rescue cat named Billy who sustained serious injuries to his pelvis in a suspected road traffic collision has been saved thanks to PDSA vets.

Working from home as a PDSA Vet Nurse

PDSA staff all over the country are social distancing in our Pet Hospitals, meaning many in our teams are now working from home. PDSA Vet Nurse Rachel tells us how she’s been adapting to a new way of working.

Client service changes FAQs

Client service changes FAQs Are PDSA currently offering preventive services? Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, we are unable to operate our Pet Hospitals at full capacity. We have a limited number of appointments available for people to visit our Pet Hospitals each day. This means we’ve made the difficult decision to reduce the range of services we offer, which includes pausing preventive…