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What is a Cavoodle and why are they so popular?

Posted by Pawssum, last updated on 3rd March 2026

Cavoodles have quickly become one of Australia’s favorite dogs, and from a mobile vet perspective, they’re an adorable but busy part of our workday. If you’re thinking of getting a Cavoodle or if you already share your home with one, looking at their needs from a vet’s perspective can help keep your Cavoodle happy and healthy for years to come. What is a Cavoodle and why are they so popular?A Cavoodle (or Cavapoo) is a crossbreed between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle, usually a toy or miniature... Read more

Most common health challenges that cavoodles face include:

Posted by Pawssum, last updated on 3rd March 2026

Ear InfectionsDue to their floppy ears, cavoodles are prone to getting ears infections as their ears don’t get enough airflow. The issue is even more prevalent in Australia due to the hot and humid climate here. Prevention and treatment: Use medicated ear drops prescribed by your mobile vet and regularly clean and dry your cavoodle’s ears during grooming... Read more

How to tell if a cat is unwell?

Posted by Pawssum, last updated on 27th February 2026

More Than Just a "Grumpy Day": A Vet’s Guide to Spotting a Sick Cat in AustraliaBy the Pawssum Veterinary Clinical TeamWe love felines. These majestic creatures have graced our homes with their mysterious nature. Cats don’t ask for sympathy, nor do they hang around looking sorry for themselves... Read more

Why My Cat Has Stinky Breath

Posted by Pawssum, last updated on 27th February 2026

My Cat Has Stinky Breath: What It Really Means (From an Aussie Mobile Vet)If your cat has stinky breath, you’re not alone. Lots of cats have smelly mouths, and most cat owners and most cats themselves! assume it’s just “normal” for kitties to have bad breath. As an Australian mobile vet, I hear the comment “my cat has stinky breath” very often... Read more

How much does a vet earn in Australia?

Posted by Pawssum, last updated on 20th February 2026

The salary of a veterinarian in Australia can vary depending on factors like location, experience, and whether they work in private practice, for a government organisation, or in academia. However, here are some general figures based on recent data:Entry-level veterinarians (0 - 2 years of experience):Average salary: Around AUD $60,000 to $75,000 per year. Mid-career veterinarians (3 - 5 years of experience):Average salary: Around AUD $75,000 to $95,000 per year... Read more

Where Do Dogs Go When They Die: 7 Heartfelt Truths About the Pet Afterlife

Posted by Pawssum, last updated on 20th February 2026

Losing a dog is one of life’s hardest experiences. The question “where do dogs go when they die” touches something deep inside every pet owner’s heart  our wish to know that our loyal companion is safe, happy, and at peace. In this article, we’ll explore the spiritual, emotional, and cultural answers to this timeless question and uncover why their love never truly leaves us... Read more

Dog Titer Testing

Posted by Pawssum, last updated on 11th February 2026

Beyond the Booster: Is Dog Titer Testing a Smarter Way to Manage Your Adult Dog's Immunity?G'day, mate. After 20 years knee-deep in Aussie backyards, clinics, and emergency calls from worried dog owners across Queensland, I've lost count of how many times I've had this chat: "Doc, Blue's 7 now does he really need another C3 booster this year?" We love our dogs fiercely here Down Under, carting them to beaches, barbecues, and the bush. But those puppy shots? They set up immunity that can last years, not months... Read more

Navigating the Twilight Fog: A Proactive Guide to Dog Dementia at Home

Posted by Pawssum, last updated on 11th February 2026

After two decades of practicing across Australia from rural clinics in the Mallee to busy city practices, I’ve seen thousands of senior dogs. The most common phrase I hear from owners is, "He's just getting old. " But as a vet, I’m here to tell you that "old" isn't a disease... Read more

A Home-First Guide to Feline Arthritis Management

Posted by Pawssum, last updated on 9th February 2026

The Silent Ache: Redefining "Normal" AgingCats are pretty amazing at hiding their pain. Unlike dogs that might limp around or whine, an arthritic cat just tends to slow down. Many owners think these changes are just part of getting older, but they often point to chronic joint inflammation instead... Read more

Dog Health: Common Questions Answered by Australian Vets

Posted by Pawssum, last updated on 8th February 2026

If you’ve got a dog, you’ve probably found yourself Googling some health question at least once, usually late at night when you’re worried about something. You know how it goes your pup might be throwing up, scratching like crazy, or just acting a bit off. It can be tough to figure out what's normal and when it’s time to call for help... Read more

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