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Rabbit-friendly vets in London (Fulham)

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Marijose

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Hi all.
First of all, I don't know if this thread should be placed here, but it seemed reasonable to put it here. As I said in the Introductions section a few days ago, I'm from Spain but currently living in London, in Fulham to be precise, and I brought my beloved Zoltan along with me. As I am new here, I don't have any clue about the vets in this area, or if all of them are rabbit-friendly. In Spain I needed to go to an exotics vet, but when I googled "exotics vet" I found nothing, so, is it the same here?
He already needs his myxomatosis vaccine, and a general revision. This situation is freaking me out as I don't have a car, I have to go walking or using public transportation. So I would need a vet which is rather near my home, I don't want to take a very long commute to get there. This city is so noisy (specially the ambulances), that I am worried about him having a heart attack!
Thank you!
(Sorry if my English is bad, I'm not native :oops:)
 
You can email the RWAF and ask for their list of rabbit savvy vets in Fulham, if you're worried about your English I can email them for you?

This is the email address
hq@rabbitwelfare.co.uk

Sorry, I don't live in Fulham & I'm not sure how urgently you need the vets, but I'm more than happy to help if need be


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aaammmyyy said:
You can email the RWAF and ask for their list of rabbit savvy vets in Fulham, if you're worried about your English I can email them for you?

This is the email address
hq@rabbitwelfare.co.uk

Sorry, I don't live in Fulham & I'm not sure how urgently you need the vets, but I'm more than happy to help if need be


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Thanks a lot, I will write them. I'm confident with my English as long as I don't have to speak by phone :oops:
 
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