PDSA Falkirk

26/05/2026

26/05/2026

Good morning Falkirk we have stocked up on some beret beret great stock so why don't you kimono in peel your eyes and get a surprise at our lovely summer stock

26/05/2026

16/05/2026

Bee and wasp stings can happen to our cats and dogs 🐝

Bees often leave a sting behind in the skin, while wasps can sting multiple times.

If your pet shows signs of swelling or an allergic reaction, contact your vet straight away ⚠️

For more advice on insect bites and stings, visit our Pet Health Hub: https://pdsa.me/gJ5J

[Visual description: Infographic titled 'what to do if your pet is stung by a wasp/bee'. Signs and symptoms: swelling, licking or biting the sting, whining and crying, limping or holding up a paw, drooling, and hives. If your pet is having an allergic reaction, they could have more severe symptoms. If this is the case, get them to your vet as soon as possible. If your pet is showing signs of swelling around the mouth or throat area, see your vet immediately. Never squeeze a sting, as this can make things worse. If your pet's reaction is mild, call your vet for advice and closely monitor them for signs of an allergic reaction.]

15/05/2026

Can you guess the dog breed from these 6 clues? 👀

- I tend to be very playful by nature
- My breed appears in a popular Disney film
- I have a natural love for running
- I'm often full of energy
- My coat makes me very recognisable
- "Spot" is a common name for dogs like me!

Have you got your guess? Drop it below! 🗨️

[Visual Description: A pink graphic with the outline of a dog and a question mark on its body, surrounded by paw prints. Text says "Can you guess the dog breed?" and text around a dogs silhouette includes: "I tend to be very playful by nature," "My breed appears in a popular Disney film," "I'm often full of energy," "My coat makes me very recognisable," "I have a natural love for running," and "'Spot' is a common name for dogs like me."]

15/05/2026

Hey Falkirk fresh vintage stock has just arrived with us at PDSA Falkirk . The ever popular tie dye t-shirts and to top it off we have vintage baseball caps

04/05/2026

Adventurous cat, Lily, has lived with her loving family for her entire 17 years and counting. When her owner, Ruth, noticed an unusual change in Lily’s ears, she became concerned.

Ruth explained: "Lily’s been very fortunate to have excellent health until the tips of her ears turned black. At first, we thought it was oil, because she spends a lot of time sprawled out underneath cars. When I tried cleaning her, I quickly realised it wasn’t that. Close-up, I could see little scabs forming, which bothered Lily; she’d scratch them and make them bleed."

Worried about what it could be, Ruth took Lily to Bournemouth PDSA Pet Hospital, where she’s registered for low-cost vet care. There, the vet team examined her ears and diagnosed Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) – a form of skin cancer.

PDSA Vet Emma Fisher said: "SCC is a type of skin cancer most commonly caused by sunlight (UV) exposure. White cats, like Lily, as well as hairless cats or those with light-coloured skin, are particularly vulnerable to sunburn and skin cancer. Symptoms include scabby, black, crusty skin, which can later turn red, raised, and weepy, in hairless areas such as the ear tips, nose, and eyelids."

On the day of surgery, Lily was admitted and placed on a drip (senior patients sometimes need extra support to maintain their blood pressure) before being given a general anaesthetic. The procedure to remove both ear flaps went well, and after two months indoors, she began to venture back outside again ❤️

[Visual description: Lily, a white cat, is recovering after surgery to remove her ear flaps. She is wearing a recovery cone.]

04/05/2026

We are open for you today Falkirk high st 9:30-16:30 why not bring your furry friends in to say hi and pick up a bargain on the way