Dog Influencers in Melbourne
Post a brief, it's freeMelbourne's dog scene runs from breed-specific accounts to everyday walk-and-cafe content. The creators below are in and around Melbourne and open to working with brands.
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Every creator joined Vetterly themselves. Follower counts are self-reported and labelled as such. Social handles unlock once a campaign is funded.
Buttercup the mini corgi
~2.5K followersHi, I'm Buttercup! I'm a Melbourne-based Pembroke Corgi with a woffe for treatos, adventures, road trips, and being super sassy. My humans, Mel & Ryan, create authentic, high-quality lifestyle content that naturally showcases products in real-life moments and captures my best chaotic self. Whether I'm taste-testing yummy food, trying out new toys and accessories or exploring dog-friendly destinations, I love sharing experiences that other dog parents and dogs can genuinely relate to. I've partnered with pet and lifestyle brands to create engaging Reels, Stories, and UGC that feels fun and authentic. Let's see if we can create something woffderful together!
Lorena Lives Strong
~390 followersLifestyle creator sharing authentic life with our much-loved pet crew — a large-breed senior Rottweiler and two cats. I create warm, relatable pet content featuring everyday adventures, enrichment, products we genuinely use and the very different personalities that make life with pets so much fun.
Elsa Jack
~847 followersHalf cattle dog, half kelpie. Born in North QLD, thriving in Melbourne life. Treat enthusiast 🖤
Bailey Jones
~5.3K followersSassy and funny Japanese spitz living the DINK life 👑
Prestige puppies
~15K followersPrestige Puppies — Australian Spoodles, Groodles & Mini Golden Retrievers Hi! I’m the creator behind Prestige Puppies, an Australian breeder specialising in beautiful Spoodles, Groodles and Mini Golden Retrievers. With puppies being a huge part of my everyday life, I create authentic, fun and engaging pet content that captures real puppy personalities and everyday moments. I love creating UGC for pet brands across toys, treats, food, grooming, training, accessories, enrichment, puppy essentials and lifestyle products. Because I work with dogs and puppies every day, I can create natural product demonstrations, unboxings, playful Reels, lifestyle content and adorable puppy-focused videos that feel genuine rather than overly staged. I’m passionate about creating beautiful content that helps pet brands connect with dog lovers and puppy families. With a large focus on Instagram
Easther Sudharta
~19K followersMelbourne-based Maltipoo sharing pet-friendly travel, cafés, adventures, lifestyle, fashion and honest product reviews. Creating fun, authentic content that inspires dog lovers across Australia.
Claudia Lettas
~5.3K followersIm Chloe’s mum and we love spending time together. We love going to cafes & wineries. We love showing off Chloe’s new outfits & accessories
The Little Lab Marley
~5K followersAdventure Loving, Assistance Dog with a side of Sass. We pride ourselves on integrity, supporting brands we truly believe in and always having fun.
Beth Aberdour
~700 followersBeth is a skilled and in demand pet stylist in inner Melbourne. She shares honest home life titbits and content about grooming that resonates with a curated following.
How a campaign works on Vetterly
- Describe your campaign in your own words. Matching takes about a minute.
- Matched creators bid with their own rate, pitch and deliverables.
- Pick one and pay. The money is held safely, released only when you approve the work.
- Vetterly adds a flat 10% on top of the creator's rate. No subscription, ever.
Questions brands ask about this
Is a Melbourne creator worth it for a national brand?
Sometimes. Melbourne cafe and walk content travels well because it reads as everyday Australian life rather than as a specific city. Pick on the content style first and the postcode second.
Can I work with more than one creator at a time?
Yes, and for a first run it is the better move. Spread a modest budget over two creators rather than one, then scale up whichever style actually shifts product.