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Kynoch Vets - Which branch?

Freakinfreak

Freakinfreak

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We are hoping to get Neo to see a vet on Tuesday when they are open, but I'm not hugely comfortable with the two vets he has seen previously.

These are the different practices:
http://www.kynochvets.co.uk/findus

And I'm not sure which have rabbit savvy vets? They are all about 20 mins drive from us so wouldn't matter too much but hoped someone has experience with them!
 
Freakinfreak said:
We are hoping to get Neo to see a vet on Tuesday when they are open, but I'm not hugely comfortable with the two vets he has seen previously.

These are the different practices:
http://www.kynochvets.co.uk/findus

And I'm not sure which have rabbit savvy vets? They are all about 20 mins drive from us so wouldn't matter too much but hoped someone has experience with them!
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If you don't mind driving to Newbury, Ivan Crotaz now works there at Vets 4 Pets. He is extremely bunny savvy and used to work at Kynoch, but moved a couple of years back. I've seen him a couple of times, and travel the 40 mins to get there for specialist cases
 
My rabbits use yourvets, which if I am honest I really wouldn't recommend (at least not my local practice). However my dog uses downes vets and they were great (my poor dog broke her leg but the vets there were amazing!). I have no idea if there is one near you but downes has had a lot of great reviews from all types of animal owners.
 
Hi there Freekinfreak

I am the rescue that Lucy refers to in her post above as Windlesham Vets do all of my rabbit work. But I do also have experience with all of the branches of Kynochs (and also with Vets4Pets Newbury).

I have pm'd you and am happy to give any advice that might be helpful for choosing the vet that is right for you and your bunny. Feel free to e-mail me if it's easier. therabbitcrossing@yahoo.co.uk

I hope that you managed to get seen on Tuesday.

Helen
 
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