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

By Pawssum, last updated on 20th March 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

My Cat Won't Eat: A Critical Guide for Concerned Pet Owners

By Pawssum, last updated on 20th March 2026

Being a cat parent means dealing with picky eaters now and then. Missing one or two meals isn't always alarming, yet if your kitty stops eating completely, that’s usually linked to illness. Cats aren’t like dogs - they can’t handle going hungry for days... Read more

How Often Should You Take Your Dog to the Vet?

By Pawssum, last updated on 19th March 2026

Regular veterinary care is one of the most important parts of keeping your dog healthy, happy, and living a long life. But many owners aren’t sure how often their dog actually needs to see a vet especially when life gets busy, the dog seems healthy, or the pet becomes anxious about clinic visits. The right vet schedule depends on your dog’s age, lifestyle, breed, and any existing medical conditions... Read more

Free Online Vet Care Guide: Expert Tips for Pet Owners 2026

By Pawssum, last updated on 18th March 2026

Imagine a world in which getting expert advice for your pet is as easy as sending a text message. By 2026, this will be a reality. The significant cost (and sometimes the complete elimination of cost) of online veterinarian care has changed the game for pet owners... Read more

Complete Guide to Pet Weight Management in Australia | Pawssum 2024

By Pawssum, last updated on 12th March 2026

Everything you need to know about helping your dog or cat achieve and maintain a healthy weight, backed by veterinary science. The Pet Obesity Crisis in AustraliaPet obesity has become one of the most pressing health concerns for Australian dogs and cats. Recent veterinary surveys suggest that over 40% of dogs and 30% of cats in Australia are overweight or obese... Read more

What To Do If My Dog Is Vomiting?

By Pawssum, last updated on 12th March 2026

Vomiting once might just mean your pup ate grass or dug through trash. But when dogs throw up, it’s scary for sure. If it happens again, could point to a bigger health problem lurking... Read more

Top 3 Poisonous Foods for Dogs | Pawssum Vet Advice

By Pawssum, last updated on 12th March 2026

Top 3 Poisonous Foods for Your Dog: What Every Pet Owner Needs to KnowBy Dr Gayle, VeterinarianAs a vet, one of the most common emergencies I see is accidental food poisoning in dogs. Our pets are curious, opportunistic, and often far too confident about what they can or can’t eat. While some human foods are harmless or even healthy in small amounts others can cause life-threatening toxicity within hours... Read more

When is it a Pet Emergency? A Guide to After-Hours Vet Care

By Pawssum, last updated on 12th March 2026

It’s the middle of the night, or maybe it’s one of those long weekends, and your furry friend suddenly doesn’t seem quite right. Every pet owner knows that moment of sheer panic: Do I rush to the emergency vet now, or can this wait until morning?Knowing the difference between something minor and a real emergency is absolutely crucial for keeping your dog or cat safe. Waiting too long for a serious issue can seriously jeopardize your pet’s chances of pulling through... Read more

What is a Cavoodle and why are they so popular?

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:

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

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