No exotic vet in Wyoming?

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This topic has 4sd replies, 4 voices, and was last updated 13 years ago by blackfang.

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- 07/20/2012 at 8:59 PM
  blackfang
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  I’ll have to search for jobs anytime soon. I love Wyoming state and will want to live there. Yes, it is the most boring state in the United States. That’s exactly what I wanted!
  
  However, I want to plan ahead. I want to be near exotic vet for my rabbits. I checked several websites like House Rabbit Society Vet list. It turned out there’s no recommended vet for rabbits.
  
  Do you know anyone who live in Wyoming and have rabbits?
  
  If there’s no good exotic vet in Wyoming, then I guess my second choice will be moving to Colorado.
- 07/20/2012 at 9:21 PM
  LBJ10
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  I would imagine there would be a vet somewhere that knows rabbits. I wouldn’t know personally though.
- 07/20/2012 at 9:30 PM
  FluffyBunny
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  Move to Colorado! It’s beautiful and not boring here – and we have a great HRS chapter and lots of good vets.
  
  I guess I’m no help. I’d guess that there must be an exotic vet somewhere in Wyoming. Some dog and cat vets are willing to see rabbits as well…you just have to make sure they know how to properly treat a bunny. You might want to take a look at this page if you haven’t already.
- 07/21/2012 at 4:04 AM
  jerseygirl
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  Here’s some I found as suggestions on other rabbit pages. Some to investigate maybe? Not sure if info is current sorry. These clinic may also have new vets on board that see rabbits also.
  
  Spring Creek Animal Hospital (Dr Dan Foreman) http://www.springcreekanimalhospital.com
  Cheyenne Pet Clinic (Dr Church, Dr Farr) http://www.cheyennepetclinic.com
  Casper Animal Medical Center http://www.caspervets.com
- 07/21/2012 at 7:52 AM
  blackfang
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  FluffyBunny – If there’s no Environmental Science jobs in WY then I’m more likely to move to Colorado because there are a lot of jobs available for environmental scientists.
  
  Jerseygirl – Thanks! I checked these links and I felt more comfortable to be near Casper Animal Medical Center than the rest of the vets.
  Cheyenne Pet Clinic mentioned they see rabbits but I don’t see any staff studied in exotic vets.
  There’s a staff that studied exotic pets for 15 years and she work for Casper Animal Medical Center. So, hopefully I ‘ll find job somewhere nearby or in Casper
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