What is SRR?

What is SRR?

What is SRR? SRR refers to your pet’s Sleeping Respiratory Rate. The SRR is a very useful tool in recognising the onset of or monitoring left sided congestive heart failure (CHF) in both dogs and cats. Many of the common heart diseases lead to left sided...
Recognising a broken heart

Recognising a broken heart

Recognising a broken heart With Valentine’s Day in this month, there’s never been a better time to discuss heart disease. Heart disease isn’t easy to spot. It tends to creep up on our pets slowly over many months to many years. Being able to...
Does your pet really love you?

Does your pet really love you?

Does your pet really love you? Feeling a bit lonely this Valentine’s Day? Never fear, that’s why our pets are here! They are better than any Valentine’s date. Ever wondered if your pet really loves you? Here’s what you should be looking for:...
Dr Dave’s Big Adventure

Dr Dave’s Big Adventure

The next six months promise to be an exciting time for Dr Dave Warren and his family. Dave has taken long service leave from his role as partner at Mira Mar Vets and will spend this time based in Cambridge, England. Dave’s wife Kirsten has taken a position...
How to prevent flies annoying your pet

How to prevent flies annoying your pet

Flies are proving to be a real problem this summer. Populations are at an all time high and these annoying insects can really bother you and your pet. Some fly species will actually bite around your pet’s ears and nose causing painful and infected sores. Here...