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Good vet in Bath?
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Perhaps if you are feeling brave you could pop across to Introductions and tell us a little about yourself and your rabbits (assuming you have one?two?three? or thirty perhaps like me?? :roll: :roll: :shock: :lol: )
Best wishes and I am sure someone on the Forum can help with your Vet matter..
Adele
Ps have just been told by a friend who lives Bath way, that there is an excellent Vet called Howard Taylor who specialises in small animals..the practice is second to none, but it is quite a way from you...but perhaps worth the trip?
The Vets
123 Exeter Street
Salisbury
Tel 01722 337117
Or go to www.avets.co.uk
for the list of Vets in Wiltshire and see what each practice has to offer.
He treated my mice for stroke (they were badly inbred and all ended up dying of strokes in the end) and got little Raychul mouse mostly back to normal again, didn't charge me for a couple of visits, and only really charged me for the treatments. He was a really nice vet. But I don't know how experienced he is with bunnies. Worth giving him a ring and asking if he's still there though. This is all about 6 years ago now.
Sorry for being a bit rubbish. :lol:
