Housecall Pet Nursing in Singapore
Does your pet require regular injections, fluids, medication or nursing care?
Skip the stressful trips to the clinic. Pawkit's housecall pet nursing service brings professional veterinary nursing care directly to your home, making ongoing treatment easier for both you and your pet.
Whether your pet requires a one-off procedure or regular nursing support, our team can assist with treatments prescribed or recommended by your veterinarian.
Professional Nursing Care for Your Pet, Right at Home
Benefits of Housecall Nursing for Your Pet
Vaccinations for pets are divided into two main categories: core and non-core vaccines. While core vaccines are essential for all pets, non-core vaccines are given based on specific needs, such as travel or exposure to certain environments.
Less Stress for Your Pet
Avoid unnecessary transportation, waiting rooms and unfamiliar environments. Nursing care can be provided where your pet is most comfortable - at home.
Convenient for Pet Owners
Managing frequent clinic visits can be difficult, especially when your pet requires treatment several times a week. We bring the nursing care to you.
Continuity of Treatment
Get support carrying out your veterinarian's prescribed treatment plan without having to return to the clinic for every procedure.
One-on-One Care
Your pet receives dedicated attention from our care team throughout the nursing appointment.
Get Housecall Nursing in 3 Easy Steps
Tell Us What Your Pet Needs
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Send us your pet's details, medical condition and the nursing procedure required.
Where applicable, we may request your veterinarian's treatment instructions, prescription or medical records before confirming the appointment.
We Arrange Your Housecall
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Our team reviews the requirements and arranges a suitable nursing professional to visit your home.
We'll let you know beforehand if any medication, equipment or supplies need to be prepared.
Nursing Care at Home
3
Our nursing professional arrives at your home and carries out the planned procedure.
Relevant observations or concerns identified during the visit can be communicated to you, and veterinary review may be recommended where appropriate.
Basic Nursing Procedures
Medication Administration
Injection +$30
Subcutaneous Fluids +$40
Oral Medication +$20
Topical / Eye / Ear Medication +$15
Clinic Nursing Procedures
Manual Bladder Expression + $40
Wound Care / Bandage Care +$40
Blood Draw +$30
Blood Pressure Measurement +$100
Feeding Support
Assisted Feeding +$30
Feeding Tube Administration + $30
Feeding Tube Site Care +$30
Surcharges
Same-Day Appointment
+$30
Weekend
+$20
Public Holiday
+$20
Next-Day Appointment
+$20
Additional charges may apply where additional time, manpower, specialised handling or equipment is required.
What Can Our Housecall Nursing Team Help With?
Housecall nursing may be suitable for pets who require:
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Regular injections
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Subcutaneous fluid therapy
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Medication administration
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Wound or bandage care
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Feeding assistance
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Feeding tube care
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Blood pressure monitoring
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Blood collection
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Manual bladder expression
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Ongoing nursing support following veterinary treatment
Not sure whether your pet's treatment can be performed at home?
Send us your veterinarian's instructions or medical records and our team can review the nursing requirements with you.
What to Prepare for your Pet's Nursing Appointment
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Your Veterinarian's Instrucions
Please provide any relevant prescription, treatment instructions, discharge instructions or medical records before the appointment where applicable.
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Your Pet's
Medication
If medication has already been prescribed and dispensed by another veterinary clinic, please have it ready for the appointment in its original labelled packaging.
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A Safe,
Well-Lit Space
Prepare a clean and quiet area where your pet can be safely handled.
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Let Us Know About Your Pet's Behavior
Please inform us beforehand if your pet is fearful, anxious, difficult to restrain or has previously attempted to bite or scratch during veterinary procedures.
This allows us to determine whether additional assistance or veterinary support may be required.
Why Choose Pawkit?
Care in the Comfort of Home
Reduce unnecessary clinic visits and allow your pet to receive nursing care in a familiar environment.
Convenient Ongoing Care
For pets requiring repeated treatments, housecall nursing makes it easier to maintain their prescribed care schedule.
Professional Veterinary Support
Our housecall nursing service is designed to support veterinary treatment plans and provide appropriate nursing care at home.
More Than Just Nursing
If your pet's condition requires veterinary assessment rather than nursing care alone, Pawkit can also arrange a housecall veterinarian or teleconsultation where appropriate.
5 Stars Verified Reviews From Real Customers
Janna Seow
Very patient and gentle treatment during the vax session. Fussy and scaredy cat has no complaints! Team was patient in answering questions that a new cat owner has. :))
shan ting oh
The vet, Dr Fabbri is very knowledgeable and kind. She was very approachable it was such a positive experience for my anxious Lala through the health check and vaccination.
The nurse is also very helpful for post care. 100% recommend!
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feruza yusof (hfgaga)
Will definitely visit them again if needed. Thumbs up! Vet and the nurse are kind and my pets doesn't seem to look stress at all taking the vaccinations! 😍
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When Should I Book a Nurse vs a Veterinarian?
Book Housecall Nursing When:
Your pet has already been assessed and there is a clear treatment or nursing plan, such as:
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Giving a prescribed injection
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Administering subcutaneous fluids
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Giving prescribed medication
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Performing routine wound care
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Providing feeding support
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Carrying out another prescribed nursing procedure
Book a Veterinarian When:
Your pet has a new or worsening medical problem, does not have an established treatment plan, or requires diagnosis or changes to treatment.
Examples include:
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New symptoms
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Sudden deterioration
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Difficulty breathing
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Significant pain
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Persistent vomiting or diarrhoea
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Collapse or severe weakness
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A wound that has not been assessed
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A suspected adverse reaction to medication
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Questions about changing medication or dosage