Emergency Vet Sydney | After-Hours Mobile Vet at Home

When your pet is suddenly unwell, injured, or in pain, getting help quickly matters. Pawssum's Sydney emergency vets provide urgent mobile care at home, helping dogs and cats receive assessment and treatment in a familiar environment without the added stress of travel or a waiting room.

Why Sydney pet owners choose emergency care at home

Sydney pet owners often need urgent help that is fast, practical, and calm. A mobile emergency vet can be especially useful when:

your pet becomes distressed in the car
you live in a busy inner-city area and travel is difficult
your dog is painful or reluctant to move
your cat shuts down in a clinic environment
you want a vet to assess the situation before deciding on hospital care

Home visits can reduce handling stress and help vets assess pets where they are most settled.

What our Sydney emergency vets can do at home

Our Sydney mobile vets can help with many urgent situations at home, including:

physical examination and triage
pain relief
wound assessment
supportive medications
monitoring of temperature, breathing, hydration, and stability
advice on what to do next
referral when advanced hospital care is needed

Call Pawssum now if your pet has

repeated vomiting or diarrhoea
sudden weakness or lethargy
limping, pain, or crying out
wounds or minor trauma
seizures
suspected toxin ingestion
heat stress
sudden changes in appetite, breathing, or behaviour

Go straight to a 24-hour hospital if your pet has

severe breathing distress
collapse or unconsciousness
uncontrolled bleeding
major trauma
a swollen abdomen with retching
severe poisoning needing intensive monitoring
a condition that may need surgery, oxygen, imaging, or overnight hospital care

If you are unsure, call Pawssum first. We can help you decide whether an urgent home visit is appropriate or whether your pet should go directly to the hospital.

Urgent bookings are available

The easier way to give your pet the best care possible

Pets prefer to be at home

Your fur baby will be happier and at ease in a familiar place.

Compassionate vets

We know what your pet means to you. All our vets treat you and your pet with love and compassion.

Licensed and experienced

All of our vets are licensed and verified, bringing years of experience to give your pet the best care possible.

Why over 260,000 pet lovers trust Pawssum

Emergency home visit

From $349*

Our team will book a licensed, experienced, and caring vet at a time that works for you.

Bookings are available until 11:00pm.

CALL 1300 343 580

BOOK NOW

*Additional fees may be quoted depending on time of day the booking is made.

Not sure how urgent it is? Start with Telepet

If you're unsure whether your pet needs an urgent home visit, a $69 Telepet video consultation can help you get fast advice. A qualified vet can assess the symptoms, determine the urgency, and advise whether your pet should be seen at home or taken straight to hospital.

Learn more

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Need compassionate urgent end-of-life support?

If your pet's condition has deteriorated suddenly and you need urgent support at home, Pawssum can also help guide you through compassionate end-of-life care. Learn more about at-home euthanasia.

Emergency vet coverage across Sydney

Pawssum has various levels of service for different suburbs and regions. If your animal requires urgent care, we suggest you phone as soon as possible. Pawssum's Sydney service covers the following regions:

Pawssum mobile vets Sydney

Address
Level 1
9-13 Bronte Rd
Bondi Junction NSW 2022

Phone
1300 343 580

Areas serviced
Glebe NSW 2037, Inner West NSW, Sydney CBD NSW, North Shore NSW, Waterloo NSW 2017, Blacktown NSW 2148, Liverpool NSW 2170, Kirribilli NSW 2061, Parramatta NSW 2150, Castle Hill NSW 2154, Eastern Suburbs NSW, Surry Hills NSW 2010, North Sydney NSW 2060, Greater Western Sydney NSW, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Sutherland Shire Council NSW, Eastern Suburbs, Hills District, Inner East, Inner South, Inner West, Lower North Shore, North Central, North West, Northern Beaches, Shire, South East, South Sydney, South West, Upper North Shore, Western Suburbs

Opening hours
Monday 6am - 11pm
Tuesday 6am - 11pm
Wednesday 6am - 11pm
Thursday 6am - 11pm
Friday 6am - 11pm
Saturday 6am - 11pm
Sunday 6am - 11pm

When hospital care is needed in Sydney

Some emergencies require hospital-level care rather than treatment at home. If your pet needs advanced diagnostics, surgery, oxygen therapy, intensive monitoring, or 24-hour care, Pawssum may recommend transfer to one of our trusted emergency referral hospitals in Sydney.

Trusted emergency referral hospitals in Sydney

Parramatta Veterinary Hospital
RSPCA NSW Sydney Veterinary Hospital
VECA Campbelltown

Referral destination depends on your pet's condition, location, hospital availability, and clinical needs at the time.

How an emergency home visit works

Call or book online

Tell us what's happening and where you're located.

We triage your pet's symptoms

We'll let you know whether a mobile emergency visit is appropriate, whether Telepet is the fastest first step, or whether your pet should go straight to a 24-hour hospital.

A vet comes to your home

A Pawssum mobile vet will examine your pet, provide treatment where needed, and explain the next steps clearly.

We help you move forward

That may mean treatment at home, close monitoring, follow-up care, or referral to a hospital for advanced care.

Pawssum wins Best Mobile Vet Service in Australia of 2025

Frequently asked questions (FAQs) for sick pets

Emergency Vet visit in Sydney costs range from $349.

Yes. Pawssum’s emergency vets and after-hours service operates in Sydney, from 6:00am to 11:00pm, 7 days a week, including public holidays.

Call our team to check on service and availability when needed on 1300 343 580.

Yes. Pawssum offers mobile emergency vet home visits across Sydney for urgent cases that can be safely assessed and treated at home. This can be a helpful option when your pet is stressed by travel, difficult to move, or more comfortable being seen in familiar surroundings.

If you are unsure, it is best to get advice quickly rather than wait and see. Pawssum can help assess whether your pet is suitable for a home visit, whether a Telepet consult is the best first step, or whether your pet should go straight to hospital.

Signs of a pet emergency can include trouble breathing, collapse, seizures, repeated vomiting or diarrhoea, suspected poisoning, severe pain, heat stress, major wounds, or a sudden change in behaviour, movement, or responsiveness. If your pet seems suddenly very unwell or is getting worse quickly, urgent veterinary assessment is recommended.

EMERGENCY VET SYDNEY: AFTER-HOURS CARE AT HOME

Open 6:00am to 11:00pm

7 days a week including public holidays

Emergency visits from $349

Hospital referral when advanced care is needed

Available Sydney-wide

Why Sydney pet owners choose emergency care at home

What our Sydney emergency vets can do at home

Call Pawssum now if your pet has

Go straight to a 24-hour hospital if your pet has