PDSA Pet Hospital Aston

12/03/2026

Please, ensure all Dogs are on leads and Cats are in baskets when attending PDSA Aston
Thank you

04/02/2026

31/12/2025

Just to let you all know whe will be closed tomorrow and reopening on Friday
The emergency service will be available for genuine emergencies

Please keep your pets safe and away from any harmful foods, poisonous chemicals and anything else that will make them poorly

Remember we offer an appointment service only and if you arrive without an appointment we can not guarantee how long you will be waiting

Please be kind to our staff who are trying to do their best to help you

Happy New Year

Thank you
PDSA ASTON

19/12/2025

On behalf of the staff at PDSA Aston we would like to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a wonderful new year.

Some of our staff will be working over the festive season (Aston PDSA is closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day but the emergency service can help if you have a genuine emergency.)

Thank you to everyone who donated pet food, blankets and cat litter. (and human food! We loved the biscuits, cakes, chocolate and the savoury treats)
Thank you to everyone who helped us continue our work and mission to help pets who need us, by contributing towards the treatment you have received from us.
We are overwhelmed by the donations that were given ‘just because’

It’s been a tough year with abandoned pets (please remember we are not a rehoming centre and we cannot help pets who are need of new homes)

We have loved seeing pets make a recovery ❤️
We have had sad days when pets didn’t make it and our hearts break too 💔

Remember to keep your pets safe and warm
Keep them away from bones, and hazardous foods

Thank you
Aston PDSA

18/12/2025

We spoke to soon

18/12/2025

The elf has been quit the last few days
I’ve spotted him hiding!

No doubt he will be up to no good soon

12/12/2025

We had a lovely gift from one of our clients. How kind ❤️

11/12/2025

We know it can be tempting to share your festive favourites with your pets, but here is some food for thought before you do 👀

If you can't resist sneaking the dog a few scraps from your Christmas dinner, make sure you know what's safe for them to enjoy and what is best avoided.

And remember, what seems like a tiny portion to us can be a lot for your pet.

[Visual description: An infographic displaying the safe and unsafe parts of a Christmas dinner for your pets. Safe foods include: boiled carrot and parsnip, broccoli, boiled or steamed greens, carrot or swede mash, lean parts of white meat. Unsafe foods include: gravy, stuffing, anything containing garlic, onion or leek, bones, chocolate, mince pies, panettone and anything containing currants, raisins and sultanas. Foods that are safe in small amounts include: roast potatoes, bacon, sausage and cranberry]

11/12/2025

We have had a quiet few days with the naughty elf
And now he’s come back with a vengeance!!
Nothing is safe with him! 🤣

10/12/2025

Oh wow! ❤️

To celebrate my Mortality Tour, my Netflix Special, my Golden Globes nomination & The Spirit of Christmas, I am donating £2.43 Million to Animals. These are the lovely charities I’ve chosen. Merry Xmas Critters ❤️

09/12/2025

Some great tips!

Christmas is a time to celebrate with family and friends, including the four-legged ones 🐶🐱

Keep your pets happy and safe this festive season by following our tips.

[Visual description: An infographic by PDSA titled 'how to have a pet-friendly Christmas.' The graphic has tips such as keeping toxic plants and foods away from pets, being mindful of hazardous decorations, avoiding dressing up pets, and more.]