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They use isoflurane gas for anaesthesia for the guinea pigs. They are generally very well post op and recover quickly. How’s she doing now? xx
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Experience with the cat and rabbit clinic in Northampton
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Lisanjake
Junior Guinea Pig
Truely amazing guinea pig dental vets! I can not fault them.Hiya everyone we are in the process of getting our piggie booked in for a dental at cat and rabbit clinic but she also requires blood work which she needs a GA forI would just like to hear everyone’s experiences with the cat and rabbit clinic as it’s a long journey for us to take. Thank you! Xx
If I didn’t take the trip there my guinea pig would have died of starvation as my ‘exotic’ vet in Cambridge basically said meh she won’t last the next few months.
Life savers and the best knowledge of guinea pigs I’ve ever come across.