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Take a look at our handy new webpage to discover more about what we do to help save the pets of the nation's most vulnerable people. | PDSA

Take a look at our handy new webpage to discover more about what we do to help save the pets of the nation's most vulnerable people. | PDSA

75.4K viewsOct 13, 2020

PDSA Pet Care

PDSA Pet Care

Fleas on cats

Fleas on cats

Problems peeing in cats

Problems peeing in cats

Diabetes in cats | PDSA

Diabetes in cats | PDSA

Preventing fleas in dogs, cats and rabbits - PDSA

Poor Grace needed emergency care at PDSA, watch her story and donate to help #SaveaStar like her goo.gl/b43xvv | PDSA

45.7K viewsDec 17, 2016

Lost and found pets: tops tips for finding your pet

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Just like us, pets need to stay hydrated in the warm weather ☀️ PDSA Vet Nurse Rachel (along with some furry friends!) shares tips ahead of this week's heatwave to get your pets to drink more water 💧 [Visual description: Vet nurse Rachel is talking to camera at a PDSA Pet Hospital. There are various clips of pets eating and drinking, including a ginger poodle cross dog, a black and white cat, and two tortoiseshell cats.] | PDSA

8.1K views10 months ago

Can cats eat a vegan diet? The short answer is no. Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning they need nutrients that only meat can provide. Watch our short video to find out why 👀 [Visual Description: Veterinary Surgeon Team Leader, Laura talking to camera in a consult room on whether cats can be vegan or not featuring clips of her kittens.] #Veganuary | PDSA

2.5K views3 months ago

Cat Care Tips, Advice & Health Information - RSPCA - rspca.org.uk

Small furries may not show their fear as obviously as cats or dogs, but that doesn't mean they're not afraid of fireworks 🐰🐰 To help prepare pets for the upcoming fireworks celebrations, we've created a series of videos - this is video number four 🎇 In this video, PDSA Vet Laura shares some tips for keeping small pets calm and, most importantly, safe on Bonfire Night. Remember, always keep fireworks and bonfires away from small pets and their enclosures - the noise, smell, and smoke is terrif

4.1K views6 months ago

Are your pets getting enough shut-eye? 💤 Adult dogs and cats need around 12 to 16 hours plus per day, but some cats may sleep up to 20 hours a day. Puppies and kittens will need around 20 hours, so don’t be surprised if your new addition prefers to nap, especially after playtime! Ensuring your pets get enough sleep is crucial for their health and wellbeing ❤️ #WorldSleepDay [Visual description: Vet Nurse, Nina, wearing her pink PDSA scrubs, talking about how much sleep dogs, cats, puppies and k

1.5K viewsMar 15, 2024

Should your kitty be joining Veganuary? 🤔 Remember, cats have unique dietary needs! They need meat as a major part of their diet. 🐱 Consult your Vet for the purr-fect nutrition plan. | PDSA

1.8K viewsJan 15, 2024

Hip Dysplasia is a common health problem suffered by cats and dogs. And pet owners without insurance can incur huge vet bills trying to treat the problem. Certain breeds are genetically more prone to the condition than others. Find out if your pet is at risk and learn more about how you can protect them here - http://bit.ly/2hYOlUW | PDSA

5.3K viewsOct 24, 2017

Stress is one of the most common triggers for cats suffering from Feline Idiopathic Cystitis (FIC), a type of cystitis causing inflammation of the bladder, which can be really sore and uncomfortable for our feline friends 😿 Left untreated, FIC can lead to severe and life-threatening complications, so it’s important to contact your vet as soon as possible if you notice any symptoms. Here’s what to look out for: 👉 http://pdsa.me/tQVb #StressAwarenessMonth | PDSA

1K viewsApr 20, 2023

Around this festive time of year, we know that lots of cats LOVE to climb the Christmas tree 🎄 We’ve been seeing lots of different ways that people try and tackle this; some ways are quite distressing, so instead, we recommend a friendly approach with our tips below: 1. Try a citrus twist! Leave lemon or orange peelings in the branches - pets aren't fans of the scent. 2. Bitter apple defense! Pine cones sprayed with bitter apple spray make for unappetising nibbles but great tree decorations! 3.

2.1K viewsDec 8, 2023

Noticed your kitty’s claws getting a little too long recently? 🤔🐈 Cats use their claws for all sorts of things, and while you’re spending more time with your feline friends you might be noticing just how long they are! 😟 Cats having claws is perfectly natural, but sometimes, they can get a little too long if your cat isn’t able to wear them down properly. If this is the case, it might be time to think about trimming them down for them, using pet-safe nail clippers. 😺 In this video, you can s

1.3K viewsNov 7, 2022

Arthritis is one of the most common ailments affecting older dogs and cats. Understanding how to recognise the signs in your pets is the first step towards helping them live out their golden years in comfort. Read our vets’ advice on the prevention and treatment of arthritis here - http://bit.ly/2kg0NQF | PDSA

17K viewsOct 10, 2017

We've seen dogs and cats get their paws on unbelievable things. Can you guess what some of them are from their x-rays? A common issue we see at our Pet Hospitals is foreign body cases. This is usually when a pet has eaten something they shouldn't that sometimes needs surgery to remove. These incidents can be life-threatening if not treated quickly due to the high risk of gut tears, blockages, and infection. Thankfully, all of the pets featured in our video went on to make a full recovery thanks

2.1K views6 months ago

Do you know the signs to look out for when your cat is in season? 🤔🐈 A cat’s first season is usually at around 4-12 months old, in the first spring after they’re born. Unless they have been spayed, most cats come in season every year from around February until October. Within that time, they have multiple cycles, roughly 2-3 weeks apart. 📅 During this time, it’s likely that you will notice some changes in their behaviour, which is completely normal! 🐾 Here are 6 things to help you recognise

1.8K viewsMar 7, 2022

Now the preparations are done, the final step is to make a cosy den for your cats and dogs. To help prepare pets for the upcoming fireworks celebrations, we've created a series of videos - this is video number five 🎇 In our final video, PDSA Vet Laura shares how to make dogs and cats a safe space for when the fireworks get too much. Combine this with closed curtains, lights on, calming music, and plenty of distractions and you've done everything you can to prepare your pets for Bonfire Night. I

5.2K views6 months ago

PDSA Cycles: From CLABSIs to Cucumbers

29K viewsOct 8, 2014

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The PDSA cycle 101

144.3K viewsOct 21, 2015

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Introducing PetTest Genteel Painless Lancing Device

300.8K viewsJul 14, 2020

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How To Weigh Your Cat At Home: PDSA Petwise Pet Health Hub

41.4K viewsApr 3, 2019

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