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Rabbit vet suggestions in Merseyside area

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DustyD

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Hi

I am considering getting my rabbit spayed as I would like to get her a companion.

I was wondering if anyone knows of any goods vets in the Merseyside area for rabbits? I spoke to my current vet about the risks involved with neutering and they did advise that a rabbit had died during the surgery that week with them. Obviously I know this can happen but just wanted to find out if there are any vets in the area that come recommended for rabbits?

Many thanks
 
:wave: Not sure which part of Merseyside you are looking at but I got to Hoylake Vets and they are bunny savvy and had one of my girls spayed there about 4 years ago with no problems. She also had a dental a couple of weeks ago and recovered very well.
 
Ah, that's great many thanks. I'm in central Liverpool but have a car so anywhere in the area is ok
 
I locum as a small animal vet in the Speke area and send all exotics to Village Vets. They seem to be very professional and good with rabbits.
 
Hi :wave:
I use vets4pets in old swan, megan is a rabbit (and other small animals) specialist. She's also in the walton vets for pets if that easier for you. There's another vet (I can't think of her name :? ) at the old swan branch who is very good with bunnies :thumb:
 
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