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Rabbit Savvy Vet - Staffordshire

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lauraj27

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My OH and I will be moving to Staffordshire area within the next few months, most likely Kidsgrove.

We are really worried about finding a good rabbit savvy vet for our six bunnies and one guinea pig, especially as one is a snuffles bunny and one can be a little stasis prone.

We would be grateful for any recommendations before we commit to moving.

Thanks
 
If I were you I would be straight to Molly Varga at Cheshire pet in Holmes chapel, that's not far from there and she is one of the best qualified bunny vets in the country :)
 
Thank you!


I noticed on their website they are not open on Sundays and I'm not sure whether either of you will be able to answer this, but what is the out of hours service like/where is it based?

I only ask because our current vets is open on a Sunday and it has been a life saver!
 
No idea, sorry! Not many vets are open at the weekend so I suspect you'll have a similar problem in most places. I'd suggest giving them a ring to ask what their arrangements are and whether their normal exotic vets are confident that they can treat bunnies successfully out of hours.
 
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