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  • Mast Cell Tumours in Dogs

    Mast cell tumours (MCT) are a type of skin cancer in dogs. They can be tricky to spot because they all look different and often grow and shrink in size.

  • Animal poison line

    Animal PoisonLineSupporters of PDSA Pet Survivor 2018 ‘Animal PoisonLine (APL) was started in 2017 and is run by the UK’s only animal poison centre.  It is a 24 hour triage service for pet owners who need advice if they believe their pet has been in contact with something harmful.  The owner will be told whether to expect any symptoms and if a visit to the vet is needed. The team answering the…

  • Sky

    SkySky's storyWhen Sky's owners noticed her stomach begin to swell, they knew that something wasn't right. Sky the Staffie, from Manchester, is lucky to be alive after she developed a potentially fatal womb infection. Sky was rushed to PDSA at death's door and needed urgent life-saving surgery after the charity's vets found her infected womb weighed 2.5kg (5.5lb) equivalent to nearly three bags of…

  • Miracle dog survives 30 foot plunge from bridge thanks to PDSA vets

    Help PDSA save stars like Chino this Christmas

  • PetWise on Tour: Plymouth

    Is your four-legged friend as healthy and happy as can be? Come along and your pet will receive a free five-point check covering behaviour, companionship, diet, environment and health.

  • Hamsters as pets

    Get expert advice from PDSA vets on hamster cages, diet, and health. Learn how to create a stimulating environment, and ensure your hamster lives a long, happy life.

  • Living in the city with your dog

    The city is always on the go and with has lots of smells, sounds, sights and people, which means city living can occasionally be overwhelming for doggies. That doesn’t mean that dogs can’t live in the city, but it does mean that you need to introduce your pup to it gradually.

  • PetWise on Tour: Basildon

    Is your handsome hound as healthy and happy as can be? Come along and your pooch will receive a free five-point check covering behaviour, companionship, diet, environment and health.