Are the bunnies vaccinations up to date?

Surely most of hoppers would say of course.
And then me toddles along. Mhm:pale:
Been so busy with D'Layla and work and......
Yesterday I groomed Bubbles as all three buns are in moult. And to please and calm her I told her "your GOTCH day is coming up soon. What would you fancy. A castle or does mummy need to shop around. Then the second thought. GOTCH day means she was vaccinated before. When was she due?
Checked and found d'Layla due April 15 the other two May 15.
Hang on it is end of July. Ooops
Booked in with the vet straight away and they all had their jab yesterday. Needles to say that neither was pleased or appreciative of this. And I felt a right fool.

Oh, don't feel silly - it's easily done with everything you've had going on!

Do your vets not remind you? My vets send me a card when their vaccs are due

Its easily done! in fact I'm going to ring the vets in the morning and find out when mine are due! I'm panicking now!!

FluffSlave wrote:Oh, don't feel silly - it's easily done with everything you've had going on!

Do your vets not remind you? My vets send me a card when their vaccs are due

They do for the cats but not for the bunnies. I have suggested it yesterday!

It has happened to us all honey, sometimes they just slip through the net so to speak with everything else going on in our lives. We are lucky, we are reminded for puss and bunny too Fluffslave love.

Hugs
JO xx

Loll always got a card addressed to him, to remind him, to remind me it was boosters time!
Don't know if the new vets Henry sees send out reminds, I expect they do, being a small animals only practice.
Henners vet, the gorgeous Alex, came out to vaccinate him at home and to give him a health check and a pedicure a couple of weeks ago.
It's easy to forget boosters though, especially after the time you have had with poor D'Layla.

I love that Woodwench  hun, I don't think our vet is quite as imaginative  

Hugs
JO xx

They may have imagination but the last time I had dealings with Loll's vets they had little bunny knowledge.
The cards were good though, addressed to Mr Laurie ******* and stating "Dear Mr Laurie, it's that time again. We wish to remind you that to be safe from all those nasty bunny illnesses you should remind your human caregiver that your vaccinations are due agian. We look forward to seeing you both at the surgery very soon."

Rwoodwench wrote:They may have imagination but the last time I had dealings with Loll's vets they had little bunny knowledge.
The cards were good though, addressed to Mr Laurie ******* and stating "Dear Mr Laurie, it's that time again. We wish to remind you that to be safe from all those nasty bunny illnesses you should remind your human caregiver that your vaccinations are due agian. We look forward to seeing you both at the surgery very soon."

Great I I've this can I copy it?

I can't imagine that worked did it Dee?

No self respecting bun is going to pass on a message like that surely! More likely that the letter was hidden or better still eaten!

mabel had hers in may a few week later then planned as she had dental, and was advised dental was more important at time, and then to wait a week or more after dental due to GA, but she up to date now

That is true too, if he had received it first and knowing he was going to be injected he would have hidden it, like a kiddie hiding a bad school report LOL!!

Hugs
JO xx

Aw you weren't the first and you certainly won't be the last!

It only worked because I read his mail!
Copy it? yeah, can't see why not.