FAQS

At this time, we only have the capacity to provide healthcare to cats and dogs.

The predominant advantage of choosing a mobile vet to provide healthcare to your furry friend is that there is no need to stress them out by travelling to a vet clinic. For your pet, this experience can be very nerve-wracking, as the environment is unknown to them. 

Completing a consult, vaccination, microchip, or euthanisation at home ensures that your pet is comfortable and relaxed, which optimises the outcome of any healthcare service provided. 

The appointment will begin with a quick discussion wherein our vet will outline to you the process of euthanasia. Following this, your vet will administer a sedative to ensure your beloved furry companion is in no pain prior to the euthanasia injection. Once your pet is relaxed and comfortable, your vet will administer the euthanasia. 

Our team understand the special bond between owner and pet, and for this reason, throughout the whole experience, we will treat them with love and care as we would with our own. Our team know just how difficult this time is for you and your family, which is why, if you have any questions during this process, please don’t hesitate to ask them. 

It is up to you whether you want to cremate your pet or bury them yourself. If you choose to cremate the body, we can arrange cremation with our wonderful friends at Pet Cremations. Otherwise, we can recommend to you several crematoriums that will be content to assist you during this time. 

To arrange an appointment for vaccination or microchipping, please feel free to get in touch with us either through phone, email, or the contact form on the website. Conversely, if you are in need of emergency care for your pet, please contact us at the phone number provided. 

Phone: 022 358 6944

Email: mobilepetvaccine@gmail.com

For all of our services, we accept payment via credit card, Paywave, cash and EFTPOS.