Stay up to date with any changes at your local Pet Hospital and get free pet health advice to help your four-legged friends live their best lives.

Now that winter is in full swing, your pets may want to spend more time indoors. We’ve got tips on how to keep your pets comfortable, entertained, exercised, and stress-free on those days when walkies and outdoor exploring aren’t possible.

Like all seasons, winter has its own set of hazards for our pets. One of the most important to be aware of is hypothermia – which can be fatal if not treated quickly. Here’s how to recognise, give first aid, and prevent hypothermia in your pets.

A photo of a cat sat on a blanket in front of a woman in a cosy jumper holding a hot drink in front of a fireplace with a fire roaring

Many of us may feel a drop in mood at this time of year, but it’s not just humans that need to care for their mental wellbeing. Brighten up your furry friends’ day with our vet-approved tips on caring for your pets’ mental health.

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Other ways to get in contact

We have improved our digital services so that it’s easier to book appointments, order prescriptions, and complete your registration. But we recognise that not everyone is comfortable or able to use online services. If this is the case, our Contact Centre is here to help with non-urgent appointments and eligibility over the telephone:
0300 3737 223.

 

Visit our Pet Health Hub

We have a free online space full of information about caring for your pet’s health and wellbeing. Our Pet Health Hub has been created by PDSA vets and vet nurses and contains everything from photos, videos, and guides on dogs, cats, and rabbits.
Pet Health Hub

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