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PCAT Mobile Vet Nurse Auckland

PCAT mobile vet nurses make homecare more manageable. We specialize in pets with medical and behavioural difficulties.

From pet sitting, training, desensitization, medical services to general advice we have it covered.

05/04/2026

During Lauren's visit, Sugar engaged in enrichment activities. Due to his susceptibility to gut stasis, we have found that maintaining his routine at home with twice-daily visits significantly reduces his stress levels and minimizes the likelihood of a relapse, as compared to boarding him at a facility such as The Hoptel. The primary reason is his inability to travel comfortably; otherwise, The Hoptel would have been delighted to host him.

05/04/2026

The rain stopped just long enough for us to enjoy our walk. Izzy loves to stop for the paw-paratzi to snap some pics 📸

17/02/2026

Lauren said goodbye for the last time to her heart dog, Boss, on Friday afternoon.

She made the hardest promise she has ever had to keep, which was to let him go before joy completely left his life and all that was left was pain. She took on all of this pain and more so he didn't have to feel a thing.

As she felt his last heartbeat, she told him what he already knew: that he was loved.

12/02/2026

Lauren has dedicated the past few months to an exciting project, culminating in the establishment of her boutique bunny boarding facility, "The Hoptel."

This establishment seamlessly integrates luxury accommodations with stringent veterinary care standards. Services include daily health assessments and access to "The Pear Tree Warren," an all-weather, predator-free, and bunny-safe outdoor enclosure. This unique space is situated beneath a 40-year-old pear tree on the property, which also provides a natural and delectable snack for our esteemed guests.

10/02/2026

We’ve missed you! 😊

If it’s felt a little quiet around here lately, it’s because I’ve been balancing some personal priorities. However, the ‘quiet’ on Facebook doesn’t mean we haven't been busy! 🤫

We have been working really hard behind the scenes helping pets and their pawrents all over Auckland. Stay tuned—we’ll be back with regular updates and some fresh content before you know it. 🚀

Thanks for still being here! Your support means so much ❤️

Here are some of the pictures pawfect pets we have been looking after. 📸

16/08/2025

That is indeed the face of a very happy dog!

One might assume his joy stems from enjoying some peanut butter during his subcutaneous fluid therapy, which undoubtedly contributes. However, the primary reason is that he has just learned that all his efforts to improve his kidney function have been successful. This means they can adjust the frequency of his therapy, with the hope of eventually discontinuing it altogether.

Furthermore, veterinary nurse Lauren has received excellent news from several clients whose pets were experiencing kidney issues, reporting that their kidney function has not only improved but has returned to normal. It is clear that hard work yields positive results, and the bond with their pets has remained strong throughout months of at-home therapy, utilizing cooperative care techniques.

08/08/2025

In celebration of International Cat Day, we are pleased to share a positive update.

Leo's eye infection has been successfully treated, and he has been cleared by the veterinarian. This concludes the need for further visits, which vet nurse Lauren will miss and we are sure he'll miss the tastey treats.
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02/08/2025

Buddy's progress over the past two weeks has been remarkable. Initially, the administration of subcutaneous fluids presented a challenge. However, today, he willingly settled onto his bed and remained calm during the procedure, enjoying his preferred peanut butter treat. This demonstrates a successful application of cooperative care principles. Go Buddy ❤️🐾

01/08/2025

So although giving treats is a great way to bond with a pet it is also an important part of Leo's treatment.

He needs eye ointment twice daily and his first move after application is to try and wipe it out. So vet nurse Lauren gives him a churu to allow the ointment to coat the eye and prevent further inflammation from him rubbing it.

Safe to say he doesn't mind this part of the treatment at all 😻

31/07/2025

Vet nurse Lauren met Leo the friendly feline today. Unfortunately he has an eye issue that requires twice daily medication. Despite being the best boy his pawrent has some health issues that make medicating him difficult. That is why Lauren is assisting each morning. As you can see Leo approves the wearing of Christmas socks in August but what do you think? 🤔

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