PDSA
This coverage focuses on news, campaigns, and developments from PDSA, the UKโs leading veterinary charity. Pet Gazette reports on PDSAโs work in providing free and low-cost veterinary care, its public awareness initiatives, and its influence on animal welfare policy. Coverage includes analysis of partnerships with retailers, suppliers, and service providers, as well as insights into how PDSAโs activities affect the wider petcare industry, from community engagement to sector standards.
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Apr- 2017 -4 AprilCurrent Affairs
Are we killing our pets with kindness? asks BVA
Recognising when a pet is overweight is the top issue vets and vet nurses wish UK pet owners knew about their animals, according to new findings released for National Pet Month, in April 2017. More than one in five of veterinary professionals (23 percent) said the number one thing they…
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3 AprilCurrent Affairs
One in four UK pets is on a diet
One in four UK pets is on a diet, according to survey results released by Rosewood Pet Products*. With excess treats and too-short walks fuelling a pet obesity time bomb warning**, Rosewood surveyed the UKโs pet owners to understand just how health-conscious we really are when it comes to our…
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Mar- 2017 -17 MarchEvents
Search and rescue dog awarded with OBE
A Cheshire search and rescue dog has been given a animals’ OBE for his devotion to duty in some of the worldโs most challenging regions. At a special ceremony at Manchester Town Hall, Border Collie Bryn became the latest recipient of the prestigious PDSA Order of Meritย โ the animalsโ OBE.ย …
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14 MarchConsumers
Cat survives boiling water attack
โA beloved family cat had boiling water poured over her head and back in a suspected attack. Seven-year-old Tuppence almost died following the incident, but has pulled through following intensive treatment from vet and nursing staff at PDSAโs Bournemouth Pet Hospital. The white-and-black cat was rushed to the charityโs hospital…
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14 MarchIndustry News
Cat survives boiling water attack
A beloved family cat had boiling water poured over her head and back in a suspected attack. Seven-year-old Tuppence almost died following the incident, but has pulled through following intensive treatment from vet and nursing staff at PDSAโs Bournemouth Pet Hospital. The white-and-black cat was rushed to the charityโs hospital…
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1 MarchLatest News
Over 4 million pets at risk of deadly conditions
4.4 million pets are at risk of deadly conditions as they remain unneutered, according to new research from PDSA. Vet charity PDSA today warned many much-loved family petsโ lives are at risk, as nearly threeย million dogs, 770,000 cats and 720,000 rabbits* are unneutered, leaving them susceptible to various dangerous conditions…
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Feb- 2017 -27 FebruaryCurrent Affairs
Over 4 million pets at risk of deadly conditions
4.4 million pets are at risk of deadly conditions as they remain unneutered, according to new research from PDSA. Vet charity PDSA today warned many much-loved family petsโ lives are at risk, as nearly threeย million dogs, 770,000 cats and 720,000 rabbits* are unneutered, leaving them susceptible to various dangerous conditions…
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24 FebruaryEvents
Vet charity honours heroic and devoted dogs
Three heroic and devoted Scottish dogs were honoured today (Friday 24 February) by the UKโs leading veterinary charity for their bravery and devotion to duty. At a special ceremony at the Scottish Parliament, Police Dog Ozzy became the latest recipient of the prestigious PDSA Gold Medal* โ the animalsโ equivalent…
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22 FebruaryIndustry News
Dog has lucky escape after swallowing a toy train
A Plymouth dog has survived swallowing a toy train thanks to vet charity PDSA. Nine-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Cyril, got his paws on a โClarabelโ toy โ the famous character from Thomas the Tank Engine at the family home in Torpoint. The family realised something was wrong when their…
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16 FebruaryCurrent Affairs
Dog receives national devotion award
A dog from Cardiff is the latest recipient of a prized devotion award from veterinary charity PDSA. Black Labrador, Bella, was nominated for her PDSA Commendation by owner Wayne Mayor (50), from Barry, for helping to alert others if he is about to have a life-threatening collapse. Wayne adopted Bella…
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