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[kermo]

So I've got a rabbit named Ethel. She's gray, she's huge, and since hitting puberty she's developed a charming maneuver I called the "urine-hurl." The first time she did this was in front of four of my co-workers: a sudden sideways hop, pelting me with liquid.

I'd love to let her out of her enclosure more often, but I'm heartily sick of the laundry I have to do as a result. I've got to get her "fixed" but I'm not sure there's a vet around here I can trust. Any recommendations for a vet you like, whether it's for your cat/dog/chinchilla?

[SuperFly]

Yeah ooh oh one thing I miss is cold Ethyl and her skeleton kiss..

We met...last nite...underneath the refrigerator light...

[Shutterfly]

Casey's Moon Told me of a really great Vetrinarian Clinic in the Gwanhwamun area. SHe is really nice and she speaks English. She is not expensive either compared to vets back home.

Woori Pet Clinic
02-393-6675

[red dog]

Not sure if there are any special rabbit vets in Seoul, but Jamsil Animal Clinic works with rescue groups to stop companion animal overpopulation so I think they're worth supporting. Also, this link may be helpful:

http://www.rabbit.org/

Best of luck with Ethel.

[Moldy Rutabaga]

She'd just a 'armless little bunny. What's it do, nibble me bum?

Ken:>

[kermo]