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What Fruits Can Dogs Eat in 2026? A Pet Parent’s Guide to Safe Snacking

By Dr. Jessica Goh - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 18th June 2026

As loving pet parents, it's natural to want to share your favorite foods with your furry friend—especially healthy snacks like fruit. But not all fruits are safe for dogs. Some can offer great health benefits, while others may be harmful or even toxic... Read more


Why Choose Home Euthanasia: Complete Australian Guide

By Dr Sarah webb - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 18th June 2026

Over seventy percent of pet owners say their animals are part of the family, so it is no surprise that saying goodbye is incredibly hard. Home euthanasia is quickly becoming a preferred choice because it keeps pets comfortable where they feel most secure. Families can find comfort knowing that their beloved companions receive care with dignity and love, surrounded by familiar sights and soothing routines... Read more


Mobile vet services for your cat

By Dr Sarah webb - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 18th June 2026

Using a mobile vet service for your cat can offer several valuable benefits, especially depending on your cat's temperament and health needs. Here are the key advantages:1.  Reduced stress for the catMany cats get extremely anxious during car rides and in unfamiliar environments... Read more


Pet Blood Tests at Home: A Calmer Way to Check Your Pet’s Health | Pawssum Mobile Vets

By Dr. Jessica Goh - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 18th June 2026

Blood Tests for Pets at Home: Gentle In-Home Diagnostics for Dogs and CatsWhen your dog or cat is unwell, slowing down, losing weight, drinking more than usual, vomiting, or simply “not themselves,” a blood test can give your vet important answers. With Pawssum, many pet blood tests can be performed in the comfort of your home by a trusted local mobile vet, helping reduce stress for your pet while giving you clearer information about their health. A pet blood test at home is especially helpful for anxious pets, senior dogs and cats, pets who dislike car travel, multi-pet households, and owners who find it difficult to attend a clinic... Read more


Can Mobile Vets Treat Serious Pet Conditions at Home? | Pawssum Mobile Vets

By Dr. Jessica Goh - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 18th June 2026

Can a Mobile Vet Actually Handle Serious Conditions, or Just Routine Care?Many pet owners assume a mobile vet is only for vaccinations, check-ups, or end-of-life care. The truth is, a mobile vet can often help with a much wider range of pet health concerns than people expect. At Pawssum Mobile Vets, our vets regularly assess and treat pets at home for problems such as ear infections, skin conditions, urinary issues, gastrointestinal upsets, respiratory symptoms, arthritis, diabetes management, medication reviews, mobility problems, and more... Read more


7 Urgent Things to Do When Your Dog Eats Chocolate (Life-Saving Guide 2026)

By Dr Sarah webb - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 18th June 2026

If you’re searching for What to do when your dog eats chocolate, you’re likely feeling worried and that’s completely normal. Chocolate can be harmful to dogs, and acting quickly is key. This guide explains exactly what to do, when to call the vet, and how to keep your furry friend safe in the future... Read more


Why Is My Cat Vomiting? When to Worry & When to Call a Vet 2026

By Dr. Jessica Goh - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 18th June 2026

It’s that sound that every cat owner knows too well the gack-gack-gack from the hallway at night when our feline companions attempt to cleanse their systems whilst we are still asleep. Unfortunately, most of us are the seconds late to save the carpet from the unfortunate nightly occurrences of our beloved cats. At Pawssum, vomiting is one of the most called for complaints from cat owners... Read more


Cat Vaccination for First Time Cat Owners - 2026

By Dr Sarah webb - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 18th June 2026

Feline Vaccination for First Time Cat Owners: A Complete GuideWhy do cats do better with a mobile vet, what are the benefits of a home visit vet for cats, and when should you choose one? a home visit vet for cats can reduce stress, improve comfort, and help vets assess anxious, senior, or indoor cats more naturally in their home environment. This article explains why so many cats struggle with traditional vet visits, which situations are often better managed at home, and what signs mean your cat may still need clinic or emergency care instead. Bringing a cat home is a major step for any new owner... Read more


How Much Does it Cost to Euthanise a Dog in NSW-Sydney in 2026 ?

By Pawssum, last updated on 17th June 2026

How much does it cost to euthanise a dog in Sydney NSW?In NSW, dog euthanasia usually costs from around $300 to $600+, depending on whether it’s done at a vet clinic or at home, your dog’s size, time of day, sedation needs, and aftercare choice. At-home dog euthanasia in NSW starts from $399 with Pawssum. This usually covers the vet coming to your home and helping your dog pass peacefully in a familiar environment... Read more


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