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Cat who cheated death enters PDSA Pet Survivor
A miracle cat who survived being impaled on railings has now been entered into the PDSA Pet Survivor awards, which recognise pets who have pulled through life-threatening incidents against all the odds.
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2019 Pet Survivor Announced
PDSA reveals Woody is Pet Survivor of the Year 2019!
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Vet charity PDSA searching for UK’s most miraculous pet survivors
A Fox terrier left at death’s door after a ferocious dog attack and a cat left with a fractured jaw after being hit by a car are among the first entrants into this year’s Pet Survivor competition.
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Top tips for looking after your pets Mental Health
We all know how important it is to keep our mental health in check, but sadly our pets can also be affected by stress and anxiety. Our furry friends may not be able to talk about how they’re feeling, but our vets have put together some top tips for spotting signs of stress and ways we can help our pets live a happy, healthy life.
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1.4 million pets have piled on the pounds over lockdown
PDSA are launching our #WeighUp campaign, which offers online videos and a free downloadable guide to help owners get their pets in shape.
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PDSA’s winter advice to keep your pet safe through the cold season
As the temperature drops through the winter months, the UK’s largest vet charity PDSA is warning owners to take extra care of their four-legged friends.
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PDSA reunite chatty cat, Boo, with her owners after SEVEN long years apart
Thanks to the dedication of the Bradford PDSA Pet Hospital team, Boo was reunited with her owner, Angie, seven years after she went missing.
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Lost sock almost cost puppy his life
A six-month-old puppy called Rocky needed lifesaving surgery after our vets discovered he had swallowed an entire sock.
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Sheffield cat loses one of his nine lives after horrific car accident
A cat who suffered life-threatening injuries when hit by a car has made a miraculous recovery, thanks to vet charity PDSA.
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'Pet poverty' crisis as owners forced into economic hardship
PDSA predicts that there will be as many as 50,000 more pets eligible for its services over the months ahead as a direct result of the pandemic.
