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Is pet euthanasia painful?

By Pawssum, last updated on 7th February 2026

Modern euthanasia methods are designed to minimise distress and physical discomfort for animals. Vets typically give a sedative first so your pet becomes relaxed and drowsy. After that, an overdose of anaesthetic is administered, which leads to unconsciousness and then the heart stopping... Read more

Dog vomiting - when to worry

By Pawssum, last updated on 1st February 2026

Finding your dog vomiting can be an alarming experience. While it is often a simple case of "dietary indiscretion" (eating something they shouldn't have), it can also be the first sign of a medical emergency. To help you decide whether to monitor your pet at home or seek immediate veterinary care, we’ve put together this The Home Triage & Stability Checklist This guide focuses on specific physical signs and "decoding" the appearance of vomit to give you a clear path forward... Read more

Common Pet Toxins in Australia | Foods, Plants & Poisoning Risks

By Pawssum, last updated on 22nd January 2026

Pet poisoning remains one of the most frequent emergency call-outs we see as mobile vets in Australia and one of the most preventable. In everyday homes and gardens, dogs and cats are exposed to foods, plants, medications and chemicals that are harmless to people but dangerous or fatal to pets. In our experience at Pawssum Mobile Vets, many owners are genuinely shocked to learn how little exposure it can take... Read more

Can a Mobile Vet Perform Surgery at Home? | Australian Guide

By Pawssum, last updated on 19th January 2026

A question we’re asked often usually by worried pet owners trying to avoid the stress of a clinic visit:“Can a mobile vet do surgery at home?”The short answer is: some procedures can be safely performed at home, but many cannot and shouldn’t. The longer answer matters far more, because it’s about safety, sterility, pain control, and knowing when a clinic environment is essential. As mobile veterinarians, our responsibility is not to do everything at home it’s to do the right things at home... Read more

Veterinary Telehealth Australia 2026: Online Vet Triage Guide

By Pawssum, last updated on 17th January 2026

Imagine receiving expert veterinary guidance without the stress of a carrier or a car ride. As we move through 2026, the ability to consult a veterinarian online has evolved from a convenience into a vital component of proactive pet parenting. However, as the digital landscape grows, so does the complexity of regulations and technology... Read more

Is your dog tired and refusing food? Discover the top reasons for it

By Pawssum, last updated on 16th January 2026

As a mobile veterinarian traveling across Ozi suburbs, one of the most frequent calls I receive starts with: "Doc, my dog just isn't themselves. They’re lethargic and they won't touch their dinner. " In the veterinary world, lethargy (abnormal tiredness) and anorexia (loss of appetite) are what we call "non-specific symptoms... Read more

The benefits of having a mobile vet

By Pawssum, last updated on 15th January 2026

As a pet owner, there are few things more important than providing your pet with the best possible care. One of the most important decisions you can make for your pet is whether to take them to a traditional veterinarian or to a mobile vet. Mobile vet near meprovide on-site veterinary care, either in the comfort of your own home, or at a nearby location... Read more

Navigating Pet Emergencies: A 2026 Guide to Urgent At-Home Care

By Pawssum, last updated on 15th January 2026

When a pet health crisis occurs, the ticking clock is your biggest adversary. In 2026, the veterinary landscape has shifted; while traditional clinics remain vital, urgent mobile veterinary services have become the gold standard for many Australian families seeking immediate, stress-free intervention. Being prepared isn't just about having a phone number it’s about having a strategic response plan... Read more

The 2026 Pet Owner’s Guide to Stress-Free Veterinary Care & Preparation

By Pawssum, last updated on 15th January 2026

A vet visit can feel overwhelming for both pets and their owners, but knowing what to expect makes all the difference. In 2026, veterinary care is rapidly evolving, with new technologies and rising costs shaping how Australians care for their pets. This guide will walk you through the latest trends and show you how to handle mobile vet appointments and budget for long-term health... Read more

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