Yes. Most vet clinics in Australia can arrange pet cremation for you. They work with a local aftercare or cremation provider and handle the coordination on your behalf, which can be a relief at a difficult time.
How it usually works
If your pet passes away or is euthanised at the clinic, the vet can hold your pet and arrange for the cremation provider to collect them. You choose private or communal cremation and any keepsakes, and the vet passes your wishes to the provider. Ashes, if applicable, are usually returned to the clinic for you to collect.
Arranging directly instead
You're also free to contact a cremation provider directly. This can give you more choice over the provider, options and pricing, and some people prefer to deal with the provider themselves. Many providers offer home collection so you don't need to involve the clinic at all.
Cost considerations
Vet-coordinated cremation is convenient, but the price may include a clinic handling component. Contacting a provider directly lets you compare costs. Neither approach is 'right'. It depends on what matters most to you.