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Well, the "silly season" is upon us again! This is the time each year when we reflect on the events of the past 12 months and remain ever thankful to the wonderful clients who continue to trust us with giving their pets the best possible care that we can. We wish...
Please be advised that the clinic will be CLOSED over the public holiday periods of the festive season. As much as we hope all of our furry friends remain safe and well over the Christmas break, we know that emergencies can arise after hours. You can be assured...
- We have a permanent part-time position available for a Qualified Veterinary Nurse at Mira Mar Vets! - Please email your cover letter and CV to admin@miramarvet.com.au to apply. - Applications close 30th June 2022
How Christmas carols can help koala conservation this year A koala released back into the wild, Queensland. Image source: The Guardian The Australian Koala Foundation warns that koalas are in rapid decline around the country, with 30% of the species lost in just three...
The frozen future of conservation Ever heard of biobanking? It’s a method of collecting and storing biological samples for research. Often used for human data, the concept is now being implemented for the conservation of Australian wildlife. The Australian Frozen Zoo,...
Home Visits on the menu at Mira Mar Vets Is your pet one of those that doesn't like travelling in the car or visiting the vet clinic? Or do you have multiple pets and can't find the time to get them all to the vet? Are you unable to drive, have a young family or large...
New South Wales RSPCA introduces e-doptions Filling out a form online is almost becoming more second-nature to us than handwriting one. We online-shop for groceries, clothes, gifts and all sorts of other things, but how about for a pet? The New South Wales RSPCA have...
Cat prevents toddler from falling down stairs We’ve got a fantastic video for you this month. Check out this intelligent cat, who could be the best babysitter ever! The cat helps prevent the toddler from falling down the stairs, and even appears to grab the toddler by...
With the aim of continuing to provide the best care for our patients, whilst maintaining the health of our staff and clients, we have made some further changes. OPENING HOURS Clinic hours are 8am - 5pm, and 9am - 12pm Saturdays. The clinic will be CLOSED every...
MIRA MAR VETS: HELPING YOU STAY AT HOME To enable us to keep looking after your pets at this challenging time, the dedicated team at Mira Mar Vets needs to stay healthy! We also want all of you and your family to be healthy, so we’ve come up with a couple of ideas to...
We are trying our best to keep our clients and our staff as safe as possible, whilst still providing the best care that we can for your pets. Please read the following guidelines carefully: MMVH CHANGES TO OPERATION If you are unwell or have travelled, please do NOT...
Dear clients, We find ourselves in extraordinary circumstances, and the situation is changing rapidly. Mira Mar Veterinary Hospital prioritises the wellbeing of our patients, clients, and staff. With this in mind, we ask that you consider the health of our staff and...
Celebrate World Animal Day This month we celebrate World Animal Day! The mission of World Animal Day is to raise the status of animals in order to improve welfare standards around the world. It helps to mobilise animal welfare movements into a global force to make the...
Study: pet health in Australia How likely is my dog’s breed to go to the vet? At what age is my cat prone to hyperthyroidism? Has anyone ever named their pet ‘Prince Harry’? The answers to all of these questions and more can be found in the newly published Pet Health...
Case study: Henry's bloat This is Henry. Henry is a five-year-old Great Dane who has been in a spot of trouble recently. Henry presented one afternoon as he was restless, had laboured breathing and was drooling. Examination revealed a bloated abdomen. Henry was...
Old tyres, new beds Image Source: Instagram We all love a feel-good story and this one’s a corker, because it not only benefits animals but the environment too. Meet Amarildo Silva, a 23-year-old artist and entrepreneur from Brazil. In his spare time, Amarildo...
Spare a thought for our wildlife The warmer weather can be really stressful for our wildlife. After a few consecutive days of high temperatures, it is not uncommon for us to see wildlife suffering from heat stress and dehydration. Some animals can also suffer burnt...
Man's best friend The term 'man's best friend' may be even more appropriate than ever. Recent research by an American psychologist has revealed that up to 42 per cent of middle-aged men are more likely to turn to their dog for emotional support during the tough times...
Tennis heroes There's been plenty in the media recently following an upset at the US tennis open, but here's a heartwarming tennis story for you! It has been reported that shelter dogs are being 'employed' as ball boys and girls at the Brazilian Tennis Open. The...
Public comment on Council policy DOG EXERCISE, PROHIBITED & RURAL LEASHING AREAS Council is currently considering the adoption of the draft Dog Exercise, Prohibited & Rural Leashing Areas Policy, which seeks to provide guidance to the community relating to dog...
The latest viral sensation on the internet is pet-related. It's called the 'What The Fluff Challenge' with owners pranking their dogs with a 'magic trick' and sharing the results online. Check out the hilarious prank here.
We had a hilarious evening recently, where we all converged at Dave's house with our pets for a photoshoot with Krysta Guille Photography. As you can see, we had a brilliant time and the animals were VERY excited by the event! A huge thank you to Krysta for being a...
How you can help our Australian wildlife this summer After a few hot days, it is not uncommon for our wildlife to become dehydrated and suffer from heat stress. You might notice wildlife coming down to ground level searching for water (especially possums). Birds will...