We look after our pets when they’re unwell. They can’t tell us what’s wrong, so it’s up to us to understand their behaviour and recognise the signs if something’s not quite right.
Pet health is a subject where there are no silly questions. Our expert vets have answered some of the most common ones here, so read on to better understand your pet’s wellbeing.
Desexing Your Cat or Dog – Why, when and how?
A practical guide to the big snip. If you’re thinking about getting a dog or cat, one of the first...
When Cost Shapes Care
What the research tells us about pet insurance and economic euthanasia Most pet owners don’t expect to face a...
The rising cost of pet ownership – and how to stay ahead
The cost-of-living crisis that’s engulfed the world has had serious consequences for every aspect of our lives. Sadly, pet ownership is no...
Mental stimulation for pets
A practical guide for everyday enrichment Pets stay happiest and healthiest when both their body and mind...
Why cats hide pain and how to spot it
A practical guide for cat owners Cats are experts at masking discomfort, and with good reason. In the wild, showing pain...
Play safe: essential dog park etiquette
Dog parks can be great places for dogs to run off-leash, explore and socialise. They offer a safe space where dogs can engage in...
Is veterinary telehealth right for you?
Professional veterinary advice for your pet is only a call away, and LiveVet Founder and CEO Dr Claire Jenkins says there’s no...
What your pet’s poop can tell you about their health
A practical guide for pet parents Checking your dog or cat’s poop probably isn’t anyone’s favourite job, but it’s one of the simplest ways you can...
Love hurts: looking out for your pet on Valentine’s Day
For lovebirds, Valentine’s Day is full of gifts, treats and of course, a lot of love. But for...
Deal of a lifetime: considerations when adopting a new pet
As Christmas morning dawns, inevitably many households find themselves with a new family member waiting for them...
Pet Health Monitor
For (just about) everything else, take a look at the 2025 Pet Health Monitor report, an insightful, data-rich snapshot of the state of Australian pet health. The report is produced by PetSure, the power behind GapOnly and custodians of Australia’s largest pet database.
From top pet names and the most expensive conditions of the year to deep dives on feline obesity and palliative care, the PHM provides a comprehensive look at the wellbeing of our furry friends.
1Live Vet Support is a service provided by PetSure that gives you 24/7 access to general veterinary telehealth advice for your insured pet(s) via online video or chat, via the Customer Portals owned and operated by PetSure. Access to Live Vet Support consultations subject to the Customer Portal terms of use.
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