Pet Charity PDSA

04/05/2020

Help to save 5 month old Kitten leg
Any donation are wellcome!
Name : PSDA Charity
Sortcode: 23-69-72
Acount Number: 23684222

04/05/2020

Your donation will help treat pets like Ellie who needed emergency surgery to remove bladder stones that could have caused a fatal blockage! Please donate what you can today ❤️🐾

Name : PSDA Charity
Sortcode: 23-69-72
Acount Number: 23684222

04/05/2020

04/05/2020

Please donate, we need your help!
Name : PSDA Charity
Sortcode: 23-69-72
Acount Number: 23684222

04/05/2020

Prevention is better than cure, which is why we work with pet owners to raise awareness of simple actions that have a big impact; from preventing obesity to neutering and vaccinations.



Our preventative work

Pet Fit Club

Our annual Pet Fit Club pet slimming contest helps some of our largest pets to slim down and get healthy, while raising awareness of this vital issue.

It can be hard to resist those puppy-dog eyes when they beg for treats, but it's so important that our pets stay at a healthy weight. Being overweight can contribute to illnesses such as arthritis, heart disease and diabetes. So by raising awareness and encouraging people to watch their pet's weight, we hope to prevent these harmful conditions from developing in the first place.

Neutering schemes

We encourage all pet owners using PDSA services to have their pets neutered, offering free and low cost neutering to those eligible. Neutering prevents unwanted pet pregnancies and can also help with a range of issues (for example, neutering your cat can help to stop them fighting).

Unneutered female cats and dogs also risk developing pyometra – a life threatening infection in the uterus. By getting your female pet neutered, this no longer becomes a risk and you can avoid a potentially devastating visit to the vet.

Vaccinations

Vaccinations can prevent a whole variety of serious conditions from developing. They can also help our pets fight off infections, such as parvovirus in puppies. We encourage all PDSA users to get their pet vaccinated and boosters done when necessary.

Vaccination not only prevents our pets from catching nasty viruses and illnesses, but also prevents the spread to other pets.

Microchipping

We encourage all owners to get their pets microchipped. It is now a legal requirement for dog owners and can help reunite all lost pets with their owners. Cats in particular have a tendency to wonder quite far, so microchipping is an assurance that, if they can’t find their way home, anyone who finds them can contact their owner.

We offer a free microchipping service to all owners through our pet MOTs. These are offered across the country at our PetWise on Tour events and carried out by a full qualified vet nurse.

Pre-purchase

Our community hubs and community events not only offer guidance and advice on existing pets, but also to help people who are considering getting a new pet. Our vets and vet nurses talk to people in the community and give advice on preparing for a new pet and what to look out for when getting one.

Our veterinary experts have put together plenty of information on our website to help people make the right choices when getting a new pet. This includes pre-purchase advice, such as what to think about before getting a specific pet, the costs to consider and advice on where to get a new pet.

Vet Care range

Our vet team has developed a great range of care products for pets. All these products are approved by our vets and sold at our Pet Hospitals. The Vet Care range covers general care, supplements and home treatments including:

Dog shampoo
Ear cleaners for dogs/cats
Supplements (including probiotics, joint supplements, skin supplements)
Dog treats.
You can purchase our Vet Care products online or at your local PDSA Pet Hospital.

04/05/2020

We want a lifetime of wellbeing for every pet. Every day, vets in our 48 Pet Hospitals care for sick and injured pets – saving lives, and keeping pets happy and healthy.

Pets are part of the family. Our four-legged friends give unconditional love and are sometimes our only companion. They don't deserve to suffer because of financial difficulty or social hardship. They can't help themselves. But we can – with your support.

Treating pets is a huge part of what we do…but our work doesn’t stop there. We’re a leading authority on pet health and wellbeing: from raising awareness of pet obesity to surveying the state of Britain’s pet nation; raising the status of animals to celebrating their contribution to our lives.

But we can’t do any of it without you. Your support is invaluable to keeping our doors open and helping us be there when pets need us most.

04/05/2020

In this time of crisis, we are doing everything we can to keep our Pet Hospital doors open for emergencies. Every day, our front-line teams are working tirelessly to save lives.

Despite the Coronavirus crisis our vets are still on the front-line, treating emergency cases and providing life-saving care. Demand for our services remains high. Pets and their owners across the country are relying on us in their hour of need. That's why we need your help now more than ever.

Your donations save lives.

04/05/2020

ABOUT PDSA

Founded in 1917 by animal welfare pioneer, Maria Dickin CBE, PDSA is the UK’s leading veterinary charity. Operating through a UK-wide network of 48 Pet Hospitals, PDSA provides low cost and free veterinary care to the sick and injured pets of people in need and promotes responsible pet ownership

04/05/2020

Help us to save them!