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What to put in an emergency pet bag
Whether you know your pet might need an overnight stay somewhere else soon, or you just like being prepared, putting together an emergency pet bag is a good idea (especially as the weather starts to turn!).
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Moving house with pets
If you’re getting ready to move home with your pet, here are some helpful tips you can follow before and during moving day and as you settle in.
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Caring for your pet in the summer
While we’re busy having fun in the sun, there’s some important things to consider to keep our beloved pets safe – here’s our vets’ advice.
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Prep your pet for New Year’s Eve
New Year’s Eve can be exciting for us humans (especially after the year we’ve had) but for some of our pets it can be a stressful time. Take a look at our top tips for de-stressing your celebrations.
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Coronavirus: Working from home with a pet
With everyone being instructed to stay at home for the next three weeks (unless you’re a key worker), our lives are becoming very different. If you have a pet at home, then your new working routine can be unsettling for you both.
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Pet Care in Autumn
From fireworks to halloween frights, there’s lots of fun things we need to prepare our our pet for to keep them safe and healthy during the autumn months
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Older pets: taking care of your senior citizen’s joints
As our pets get older, they’ll need a little more TLC than younger pets. Their joints may not be as good as they used to, they might start to slow down and generally rely on you a bit more.
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Exploring Antibiotics for Dogs, Cats, and More: Vet Q&A | PDSA
PDSA Vet Nurse, Nina Downing, is on hand to answer the most pressing questions about antibiotics for cats, dogs and other pets!
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How to take a good photo of your pet
Pets are adorable but it can be a complete nightmare trying to take a good photo of them. It’s not an impossible task, though, and there are some things that might make it easier.
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Helping pets adapt to post-lockdown routine
Changing routine can be unsettling for our pets. PDSA Scientific Officer and certified canine behaviourist, Rachel, gives her top tips on helping our pets adapt as we start to go out and about more.
