Avoiding medication “cat-astrophes”
Avoiding medication “cat-astrophes” While we prescribe various oral and topical flea, tick and worming medications for our feline patients, we understand that administering these products …
That’s a tick for parasite prevention
That’s a tick for parasite prevention Is your pet up-to-date with a thorough routine of external parasite prevention? Depending on your dog or cat’s home …
Cat flu? Ah-choo!
Cat flu? Ah-choo! Despite the simple-sounding name, “cat flu” can be a complex issue for our feline family members! What is cat flu? Cat flu, …
Preventing parvovirus
Preventing parvovirus Our team wants to ensure that all pets are up-to-date with vaccinations appropriate for their age, lifestyle and environment. However, we are particularly …
Does my dog have worms?
Does my dog have worms? Unfortunately, intestinal worms are pretty common in pets – and even the best-kept canine citizens can be susceptible. Young pups …
Pet breathing difficulties
Pet breathing difficulties Pet breathing difficulties (also known as dyspnoea) can indicate a serious issue, and may be distressing for both the affected pet and …
A sting in the tail
A sting in the tail Bees are sometimes colloquially referred to as “spicy sky raisins”, because our curious pets are often drawn to snap at …
Dietary indiscretion
Dietary indiscretion Uh oh, your pet has just stolen and eaten something they shouldn’t have… What should you do? If you think that your pet …
A sharp warning
A sharp warning Like us, animals don’t always get on with each other! Unfortunately, the results of their disagreements can range from a warning nip …
Tummy troubles
Tummy troubles When our pets are suffering from an upset tummy, we empathise with them and want to relieve their troubles as soon as possible …
Important COVID information
To all of our wonderful clients, We felt it appropriate to communicate with you at this time and let you know what steps Mira Mar …
Amanda Poett (Administration)
Amanda became the practice’s book-keeper in July 2013. Amanda has previously been a veterinary nurse (and still works the occasional reception shift!); and besides helping …