Taking Hatter to the vet, does scout need to go with us?

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- 10/02/2017 at 11:23 AM
  bunny_princess
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  Hatter’s been having trouble peeing so I’m taking him to the vet today (our normal vet is not available so I’m taking him to a diff one that was able to squeeze us in. I took the whole day off work to make sure he gets taken care of). I’ve heard that when you take one bunny to the vet, you should take the other with you for moral support, but now that they’re kind of old Scout HATES riding in the car. I don’t want her to get stressed out if I do take her along. BTW they both have to go to the vet in a couple weeks for their regular check ups.
- 10/02/2017 at 1:09 PM
  12345ABCDE
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  If it’s too stressful for Scout, I would let her stay home but maybe put a blanket that smells like her in the carrier for Hatter?
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