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  • Get moving with your pet

    Made a resolution to do more exercise? Why not get your pet involved! Take a look at some fun activities you can do together.

  • Five jobs where you can work with animals

    Whether you’re planning for the future or looking for a change in career, a job working with animals can be really rewarding and there are lots of career paths you could follow.

  • Five signs you like your pet more than your partner

    For some of us our pets are our world. With Valentine’s Day just a few days away, you might be thinking about who your most important companion really is.

  • Caring for a dog with a heart condition

    It can be really overwhelming if you’ve been told there’s something wrong with your dog’s heart. We’ve put together some top tips for taking the very best care of them.

  • How long do pets live?

    A new pet is a big commitment – and could be a very long one indeed! If you’re thinking of getting a pet, take a look at how long you could be caring for them.

  • How to teach your dog paw

    Teaching your dog paw is a great way to spend some quality time with your four-legged friend as we patiently wait for lockdown restrictions to ease.

  • One year of Coronavirus: A look back at lockdown

    As we mark this milestone date, we're reflecting on the highs and low of the last twelve months with PDSA Director of Veterinary Services, Richard Hooker.

  • The most unusual PDSA Medal recipients of all time

    Since the inception of our PDSA Animal Awards programme in 1943, we’ve had the privilege of recognising amazing animals of all shapes and sizes for their incredible bravery and devotion to duty.

  • Vet Q&A: What should I do if my dog eats chocolate this Easter

    It’s important to be extra careful at Easter when there might be more chocolate in the house, or garden if you’re planning an Easter egg hunt for the children.

  • How to prevent dog theft

    With all the media reports around dog theft lately, we understand that some owners might be worried about their pooch. We’re sharing some tips to help keep your four-legged friends safe.