seers croft vets horsham....

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Anyone taken their piggie there? are they good?

I am getting nowhere with my current vet regarding my piggie's uti, he has had an x ray and courses of baytril etc and I have been giving barley water which really helped but I am looking for a exotics vet for future reference.

Also how much are their consultation charges? I have to cost up the cost of travelling there, plus the consultation etc as I will have cash on me rather than a debit card:)

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They are VERY good...BUT pricey (but in my opinion they are worth the price on certain things/issues)

I have been to them over the last 3 years.

I will PM you

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i have rescues coming to me on a regular basis and i take piggies to gossops green's vets in crawley as they specialise in small furries, i find them very helpful, good luck!
 
if you go to seerscroft then see rob or melissa

if you go to gossops green see Karen Smith

Also Trinity vets in maidstone, see Mark

depending on where you are in sussex there is a good gp vet in paddock wood
 
Sandra, do you know if there are more than one vet in paddock wood, titch and chris have recently used one for one of my pigs (long story!) and was very successful. So successful they have adopted them! thats Titch and Chris, not the vet. pigs names were Ron and Dave!
 
Thanks everyone, yes paddock wood would be closer for me than the rest:)
 
CrawleyGuineaPigRescue said:
Sandra, do you know if there are more than one vet in paddock wood, titch and chris have recently used one for one of my pigs (long story!) and was very successful. So successful they have adopted them! thats Titch and Chris, not the vet. pigs names were Ron and Dave!
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As far as I know there is only Putlands in Paddock Wood, I've never come across another one and it's not a very big place! Although the premises are not huge they are quite a big practice and do large animal work as well as the usual pets. There must be about 5 - 6 small animal vets, of which Nicola and Rob are two, and then probably 4 or so large animal specialists.

Nicola is brilliant, very caring and hasn't lost that personal touch. She has kept piggies for years, although I think she is currently pigless! She is always willing to try new ideas and is now quite used to me taking in bits of paper with info from the internet. Rob is also very good, extremely thorough although I'm not sure piggies are his "thing" but if Nicola is not available in an emergency I would always see him.

Claire is very good with bunnies and in an emergency she will see piggies, but she is actually very allergic to guineas. There are a couple of other younger ladies at the practice, very pleasant but not particularly clued up on all things piggy in my opinion. As I stated before I wouldn't take guineas to see Doron or Terri - they are fine for cats and dogs etc.

Loving the names Ron and Dave by the way - great!

If Chris and Titch did go somewhere else I would be interested to know where Jen.
 
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