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Recommend a bunny savvy vet near Irlam, Manchester?

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Marble

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Hello :wave:

Was wondering if anyone can recommend a trusted bunny vet near Irlam, Manchester?

We are fairly close to Trafford, Lymm, Culcheth, Warrington however I am aware that its stressful for bunnies to travel longer distances, so will need to take journey time into consideration.

Any help/advice much appreciated
 
Hiya, I think there is a very good bunny vet at Ashleigh vets in Manchester, I'm not sure where abouts it is as I've only read it on here! Hope that's of some use to you :wave:
 
ripminnie said:
Hiya, I think there is a very good bunny vet at Ashleigh vets in Manchester, I'm not sure where abouts it is as I've only read it on here! Hope that's of some use to you :wave:
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Ashleigh vets is excellent. I'm in Urmston so feel free to PM me if you need a hand x
 
Thanks for your replies. We dont actually get our rabbits for another 3 weeks but I'm trying to get everything in place before they arrive.
 
Marble said:
Thanks for your replies. We dont actually get our rabbits for another 3 weeks but I'm trying to get everything in place before they arrive.
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aww how organised are you :D :thumb:

Do you know what they look like? Bet your excited :D
 
Lea-Anne said:
aww how organised are you :D :thumb:

Do you know what they look like? Bet your excited :D
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I'm trying :) Yes, really excited but a bit scared too (newbie as far as rabbits are concerned). The rabbits are from a litter of 5, a friend of ours had an unexpected surprise when her two
female bunnies turned out to be male + female! I have been trawling this forum for weeks trying to get as much info as possible :D
 
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