Benefits include comfort and reduced stress for you and your pet, elimination of car-related anxiety, no exposure to other animals or potential diseases, enhanced pet cooperation, personalized attention, convenience and time-saving by avoiding traffic, parking, and waiting room delays and flexibility to schedule appointments that suit your routine.

Because we believe that pet owners should have the option of good quality veterinary care at home at little or no extra cost when compared to going to the vet clinic. Our vets are all registered, experienced, professional and compassionate who love to help pets. Our customers give us a superb rating.

Yes, at-home vet services are just as thorough as clinic visits. Mobile vets are equipped with the necessary tools and equipment to perform comprehensive examinations, diagnostics, and treatments in the comfort of your own home. They are experienced professionals who are trained to provide high-quality veterinary care. While the setting may be different, mobile vets offer the same level of thoroughness and attention to detail as clinic visits. They can conduct physical examinations, administer vaccinations, perform diagnostic tests, provide medications, and offer personalized treatment plans for your pet's specific needs.

The cost of a thorough at-home clinical pet examination by one of our professional, caring vets during weekdays 7:30am-6:00pm is only $159. This is the total fee you will pay - we have no hidden callout fees.
Medications, lab work (such as blood tests), and after hours (past 6:00pm, weekends and public holidays) have additional surcharges to this standard visit price.

Yes every additional pet in the same visit gets a 30% discount.

We take credit cards as well as VetPay and ZipPay.

Yes, we can also do vaccinations, microchipping, titer testing, nail clippings DNA tests and wellness blood tests. Please note these will incur additional charges.

Yes, there are a few things you can do to prepare before the vet arrives for an at-home pet examination. You should gather relevant information about your pet's medical history, including any previous diagnoses, medications, vaccinations, and recent test results; make a list of any specific concerns or symptoms you've noticed in your pet; prepare a quiet and comfortable area in your home where the vet can perform the examination; if you have other pets at home ensure that they are in a separate room; and have some treats or rewards on hand to help keep your pet calm and cooperative.

You can use our TelePet video call or chat service to talk to one of our experienced and trusted vets who can guide you on whether you need an at-home sick pet examination. It's convenient, from only $69, and our vet will address any concerns you may have.

We serve dogs and cats.

No, our vets do not perform surgery at home as it requires a sterile and controlled environment. If surgery is required, we partner with local clinics and will refer you to one of our partners.

We meticulously check every vet's name, address, Vet ID, degree and identification (driver license) and their photograph against the relevant vet board authority.

If your pet requires further diagnostic tests, the vet will discuss the specific tests needed based on the initial examination findings. These tests may include blood work, imaging (such as X-rays or ultrasounds), urine or fecal analysis, or other specialized tests depending on the suspected condition. The vet will explain the purpose of the tests and their potential benefits. They will guide you on the next steps, which may involve scheduling the tests at one of our partner vet clinic or coordinating with a diagnostic facility. The goal is to gather additional information to help accurately diagnose your pet's condition and determine the most appropriate treatment plan for their well-being.

We operate in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Central Coast (NSW), Gold Coast, Bendigo (VIC), Perth, Adelaide, Canberra and Darwin as well as in Auckland and Wellington. This includes surrounding suburbs as well. Feel free to contact us on 1300 34 35 80 to check if our vets can come to you.

Pawssum always provides our customers with an itemised invoice which can be submitted to your insurance provider for claims. Please inquire with your insurance to determine whether at-home pet examinations is in your level of cover.

There are several ways to contact us. You can call us on 1300 34 35 80, contact us via our online form here or chat to us online. We will always get back to you within 24 hours.

You can make a booking by calling us on 1300 34 35 80. Alternatively, you can either go to the bookings page here and pick a desired date and time, and fill out your details, or you can chat to us online.

Our hours of operation are 7:30am to 10:30pm, 7 days a week including weekends and public holidays.

We will respond extremely quickly to any inquiry.

During the booking you will be able to provide your preferred day and time. We will then try to find an available vet to suit you. We will always try and get to you when you need us (even if it is the same day). Sometimes for urgent cases it is might be difficult to find a vet, so it is better to give us as much notice as possible.

Yes we do. We offer payment options with VetPay or ZipPay. Contact us to find out more.

Please tell us ahead of time if your pet is aggressive, as we need to know this. Our vet will prioritize everyone's safety, including their own, yours and your pet's. They will take appropriate measures to handle the situation professionally and safely. This may involve using specialized handling techniques, employing muzzles or restraints, or temporarily sedating the pet if necessary. The vet's primary concern is to ensure the well-being of all parties involved while still providing necessary care.

Our mobile vets are equipped to handle an extremely wide range of medical conditions and provide various treatments at home. Common conditions that can be treated at home include minor injuries, skin infections, ear infections, urinary tract infections, respiratory infections, gastrointestinal issues, allergies, arthritis management, and chronic diseases such as diabetes or kidney disease. However, the scope of treatment may vary depending on the severity of the condition. In cases where specialized equipment or facilities are required, the vet may provide initial assessment and guidance at home and recommend further care at a clinic or refer you to a specialist if necessary.