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rabbit savvy vet in east sussex

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bunnyrun

Mama Doe
i feel like hitting my head against a brick wall at the moment with my vets:cry: does anyone know of a vet in east sussex that is really clued up on bunnies:cry:
 
Coastway vets is on there and thats the one I normally go and they are very good. I had a problem recently with one vet and abscesses but normally he is very good. I then saw a different vet at the same practise and we are finally getting it sorted.

I wouldn't go to Meridian vets in Peacehaven. I went there once and was told that I shouldn't feed pellets and hay and that I should walk along the coast each day and pick some wild grasses and feed that everyday instead (like anyone ever has time to do that!) They also specified it doesn't matter which ones I pick as they will sort out the poisonous ones themselves!

There seems to be a few in Eastbourne there though.
 
i wonder

I cant help with a vet but reading the stuff that they come out with how did they pass. Mine old one said not to worry about my winnie as he would be sick to get rid of nasty if he wasnt feeling well. Yeah right and I had to pay for the pleasure of his diagnosis. really
 
I like Kit, who practices at Highcroft Vets in Hailsham, and their sister practice in Polegate. I personally think she is the best rabbit vet at the two practices.
 
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