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Rabbit specialist vets in the north east

kayleewoo

Mama Doe
Hi guys,
does anyone know of a good bunny vet around Middlesbrough. I'm not quite convinced with my own vet, and any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Kaylee, Barney & Poppet
 
Hi, :wave: I'm a bit further north than you but I use Croft vets as they do have a rabbit specialist. They have quite a few branches but I'm not sure how far down they come - I think they have a website.
You could always ring and ask them if they know of any vets nearer your way.
 
Thank you, but unfortunately after a long battle with abscesses and infections my boy died this morning. He seemed as though he was getting better, but this morning he was floppy, not interested in eating or drinking. He started having twitches and lifting his head right back. Then he cried for about a minute, closed his eyes and went.
 
Oh I'm so sorry, :cry: it sounds like he was a really poorly boy.
At least you were with him
big hugs
 
He did seem like he was getting better, he had lost a lot of weight although he was eating. I think there may have been an underlying cause, but I feel like my vets were a little bit useless and hadn't explored anything, or conducted blood tests
 
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