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Dog Ate Chocolate? 7 Steps That Could Save Them

By Dr Sarah webb - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 12th August 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

Where Do Dogs Go When They Die? Heaven & Afterlife

By Dr Sarah webb - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 12th August 2026

Losing a dog is one of the hardest experiences of life. The question of where do dogs go when they die? Touches a deep emotion within every dog owner’s heart - the desire to know that their loyal companion is safe and healthy and resting peacefully in the world of spirits. 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

how much does it cost to euthanise a dog in Melbourne? 2026

By Dr. Jessica Goh - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 12th August 2026

The cost to euthanise a dog in Melbourne generally starts from around $300 to $600+, depending on whether the appointment is at a vet clinic or at home, your dog’s size, the time of day, sedation needs, and whether cremation or ashes return are included. With Pawssum at-home dog euthanasia in Melbourne, pricing starts from $399, with aftercare options available if you’d like help with cremation or your dog’s body afterwards. For many Melbourne families, the decision is not only about cost... Read more

Hot Spots on Dogs in Australia: Causes, Treatment and Prevention

By Pawssum, last updated on 4th August 2026

A hot spot can go from nothing to the size of your palm in about six hours. Most dog owners will tell me that their dog was fine for breakfast but has a raw spot on its neck by dinner time. They are not exaggerating - that is genuinely how fast these spots can develop... Read more

Mobile Vet Pricing Explained: What Affects the Cost of a Home Visit?

By Dr. Jessica Goh - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 3rd August 2026

A clear, experience-backed guide for Australian pet ownersWhen your pet needs help, one of the first things you might wonder is:“How much does it cost to have a mobile vet come to my home?”As someone who has overseen more than 380,000 mobile vet visits across Australia, I’ve seen firsthand what drives costs, what pet owners misunderstand, and what real families experience during home visits. This guide breaks everything down clearly, so you know exactly what to expect. The Real Cost of a Mobile Vet VisitHere are the standard prices pet owners typically see when booking a mobile vet:Mobile vet home visit: from $159Dog vaccination: $89 + visit feeCat vaccination: $99 + visit feeBlood tests: from $499, depending on the testDiagnostics: from $199, depending on what’s neededAfter-hours visits: from $349At-home pet euthanasia: from $399From our own nationwide data, the average total spend per mobile vet visit is around $250, depending on treatments, tests, and medications... Read more

Is Mobile Vet Care More Expensive Than Traditional Clinics in 2026

By Dr. Jessica Goh - BVSc/DVM, registered veterinarian, last updated on 3rd August 2026

Mobile Vet Care in Australia: Costs, Services and When to Call OneMobile vets in Australia usually cost more than a typical vet clinic visit as the vet has to travel to you and your pet. However, these vets are less stressful for pets and more convenient for owners. Mobile vets can assist with check-ups, vaccinations, treating sick pets, skin and ear problems, arthritis, caring for senior pets, and running tests on your pets such as blood and urine tests... Read more

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