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Rabbit savvy vet Stockport Manchester area

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Kelly11

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Hi does anyone know of a rabbit savvy vet in this area? We use companion care at te moment based in pets at home in Stockport and I just think we may need a second opinion on my poorly bun xxxx
 
Hi Kelly, I am in the same area as you and I have being going to Molly Varga at Cheshire pets which is in holmes chapel as she is very experienced in rabbits. I usual use my local vets but if I need anything they can't work out then I use Molly. She is very good and knowledgeable.

Holmes Chapel Clinic

Manor Lane
Holmes Chapel
Cheshire
CW4 8AB

01477 544554
enquiries@cheshirepet.co.uk

8:30am - 7:00pm Monday to Friday
9:00am - 1:00pm Saturday
 
Thanks all :) I'm just at my usual vets now see what they say really worried about my poorly boy I don't want to loose him xxx
 
I use the one in Marple. At least they understand that when you ring them to say a bun isn't eating it's dangerous to leave them and they will always tell you to bring them in straight away.
 
i highly recommend aidan at ashleigh vets. he also used to work with molly varga aswell so know she is also excellent.

to be honest, i wouldn't waste your time with a non rabbit savvy vet. i would take him straight to a rabbit vet where he will get the best treatment.

good luck x
 
Hiya,
I'm in stockport and use the Ashleigh vets - it's only 15 mins away from stockport and they are brill! I've heard good things about the stockport companion care but Ashleigh vets are the best for buns IMO :)
 
Forgot to mention which vet... I've only ever had Aidan (at Ashleigh vets) treat an african pygmy hedgehog and normally get Sergio who is excellent with Fergie (even when he's being horrible and kicky) so could definitely recommend him!
Hope your bun gets better soon! :)
 
He passed away Saturday night :( decay seed xxx he deteriorated quick on sat and rushed him to ane but he passed away :( heart broken xxxxx
 
Thank you xxxx I posted in rainbow bridge so you can see his tribute their xxxxx miss him everyday but when I look at pics and his little face reminds me of the happy times xxxx miss being a bunny mum to him
And I hope I was a gd one :( xxxxx
 
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