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Benefits of home euthanasia for pets

Posted by Pawssum on 4th June 2025

Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest decisions any pet owner will ever face. It's a deeply emotional and personal experience - and while there's no easy way to part with a cherished companion, home euthanasia offers a gentler, more peaceful alternative to the traditional clinic setting. Here are some of the key benefits of choosing in-home euthanasia for your pet:1... Read more

Are Mobile Vets Available During Christmas?

Posted by Pawssum on 11th December 2024

The holiday season is a time for celebration, joy, and spending precious moments with family - including our furry companions. However, emergencies and unexpected health concerns can arise for pets at any time, including during the busy Christmas period. That's where Pawssum mobile vets steps in to help!We're here when you need us the mostAt Pawssum mobile vets, we understand how stressful it can be when your pet is not feeling their best during the holiday season... Read more

When should a dog be humanely euthanised?

Posted by Pawssum on 4th December 2024

Deciding when a dog should be humanely euthanised is an incredibly difficult and emotional decision. It often involves evaluating the dog's quality of life and the level of suffering they are experiencing. There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer, but here are some key factors that can guide you through this decision:1... Read more

When should a cat be humanely euthanised?

Posted by Pawssum on 4th December 2024

Here are some key factors to consider when determining whether it's time for humane euthanasia:1. Chronic pain and sufferingUncontrolled pain: If your cat is in constant pain that cannot be alleviated by medication or other treatments (e. g... Read more

How to tell if a cat is unwell?

Posted by Pawssum on 4th December 2024

Telling if a cat is unwell can be tricky since they often try to hide signs of illness. However, there are some key behaviours and physical changes to look out for. Here are common signs that a cat might be unwell:1... Read more

When do Cats Start Having Health Problems?

Posted by Pawssum on 4th December 2024

Cats, like humans, can experience health problems as they age, but the specific age at which health issues start to appear varies depending on factors like breed, genetics, lifestyle, and diet. In general:Young adult (1-3 years): Cats are typically in their prime during this period and are less likely to experience health problems. However, they may still have occasional issues, such as minor injuries or infections... Read more

Don't Ignore Your Cat's Health

Posted by Pawssum on 4th December 2024

Is your cat acting strange or feeling unwell? Don't wait - get expert veterinary care brought straight to your door. If you're searching for a vet near you or worried about a sick cat, our mobile vet service makes it easy to get the help your pet needs, without the stress of a clinic visit. Is your cat sick? don't wait to get helpCats are experts at hiding pain and illness... Read more

Dog euthanasia

Posted by Pawssum on 2nd December 2024

Euthanising a dog is one of the most difficult decisions a pet owner can make. It's often done to prevent prolonged suffering when a dog is experiencing terminal illness, severe injury, or significant pain that cannot be managed effectively. If you're facing this decision, here are some key considerations and steps involved:1... Read more

Dog euthanasia costs

Posted by Pawssum on 2nd December 2024

The cost of dog euthanasia can vary based on several factors, including location, the veterinary clinic or service used, the size of your dog, and whether additional services (such as cremation or home euthanasia) are included. Here's a breakdown of potential costs:1. In-clinic euthanasia:Basic euthanasia in a veterinary clinic typically ranges from $250 to $350... Read more

How much does a vet earn in Australia?

Posted by Pawssum on 1st December 2024

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

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