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Hello everyone!
We recently adopted two buns, one a dwarf lionhead named Norbert at the end of August and another about two weeks ago, a lop eared bun named Lucy who are both about a year or so old. We are looking into vets to take them to for their first annual exams on our watch (although they have both previously been to the vet.) I had found the Westside Animal Clinic in Worcester and heard about Dr. Anita Trom who appears to beexperienced with buns there. I was wondering if anyone has been there or seen her?? From the reviews I found online most people recommend the clinic itself highly but I haven’t found any reviews specific to buns. If anyone here has been or seen Dr. Trom and could share their experience please let me know your thoughts!! I would greatly appreciate it, as would Lucy and Norbert
clarification: the annual fee for an exam for rabbits is a lot cheaper than what I was getting for quotes in Boston, where we live. I’m willing to pay a higher price but would rather not if I don’t have to, especially since the higher priced options weren’t necessarily well reviewed from what I could find
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