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Rabbit Savvy Vet In Glasgow?

wee Jimmys mum

wee Jimmys mum

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Hiya, i was wondering if anyone can reccomend a good rabbit vet in Glasgow. We're in the East End/nr city centre. I tried using the search option on forum to look for previous threads but nothing seemed to come up

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Hi, I know there's the vet hospital in Glasgow, possibly based at the university, but don't know if that's purely a hospital and you need to be referred or whether you can make normal appointments. Worth checking.

If you're near the city centre and can travel easily I'd actually recommend the Abbey vet clinic in Paisley - should get the address from the net but it's not far from the Gilmour St station - I live in Greenock and use their Greenock surgery which is great. It's the same vets that work in both clinics and there's more than one rabbit-savvy vet on their staff. (They also have a very good 24-hour emergency service)
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I would strongly recommend Miss Adams, The Veterinary Centre, Crow Road, Glasgow. Tel- 0141 339 1228. She is an extremely good bunny vet. I took my previous dental bun to her on the basis of a recommendation and have been using her ever since:D
 
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