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Good rabbit vet?

J

JellyBelly

Mama Doe
I live in Gillingham in Kent does anyone know of a good rabbit savvy vet?
I currentley go to ALM Shepards. I hope there is someone local to me that kbows what i'm talking about! :D
 
Hey!

I'm originally from Chatham and whilst i never kept rabbits whilst living at my parents, I had a few friends that did and used the one on Waderslade Road in Waderslade. I'm not sure how good they were, but I know they never had any probs! the only other one I know that was rabbit friendly is in Strood, but I guess that's abit far ideally.

I'm in Chatham at the weekend so I'll wave!

K
 
There is an RSPCA rehoming centre in Walderslade, they may be able to advise you on an appropriate rabbit friendly vet if you contact them.
 
Hello!!!!

I am in Gillingham too!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I did get my cats spayed in Shepherds as it is two mins from my house, but I prefer to use a vet where I can park :lol: :lol: :lol: . Also dont like Sheperds way of doing things where you just turn up. Prefer specific appointment times.

I have since been using Medway City Vetinarary Centre which is just through the Medway tunnel. Just as quick really cos it takes longer to find a parking space than it does to drive a bit further!!!

They have neutered Pickle my boy bun and have also administered vaccinations without any trouble.

Anything else needing answered then ask away :lol: :lol:
 
Yea sometimes you sit in the waiting room for ages! It was packed last week, people were actually standing up. I take my guineas there and the youngish lady vet was good with them, also so was the young man! I may consider changing but as all is well at the moment i won't be visiting the vet anytime soon....hopefully! x
 
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