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  • 16-03-2010 10:47pm
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    saltandpepper10
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    anyone know anything about these pets.have two of them.hard to get much info about them .coolest little things ever .called salt and pepper.seem to sleep a lot but when awake eat all in the place.have them a year and wouldnt mind vet checking them out.would an ordinary vet know anything about them.appreciate fellow owners advise ta


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    dbrock
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    where are you located,
    im sure someone will be able to recomend a vet if they know were you are


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    saltandpepper10
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    dbrock wrote: »
    where are you located,
    im sure someone will be able to recomend a vet if they know were you are
    close to navan


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    tallus
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    Click Here


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    saltandpepper10
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    thanks for that tallus had a brief look and theres load of info there


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    tallus
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    saltandpepper10 wrote: »
    thanks for that tallus had a brief look and theres load of info there

    There are some very good care sheets on there..

    It's probably the best resource on the www when it comes to chelonian husbandry.


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    Might be a bit out of your way but if you're looking for a reptile specialist then John Bainbridge in Dundrum is your man. I think they're under the yellow pages as Argylle & Bainbridge.


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    saltandpepper10
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Might be a bit out of your way but if you're looking for a reptile specialist then John Bainbridge in Dundrum is your man. I think they're under the yellow pages as Argylle & Bainbridge.
    thanks for that dojojoe handy to know its only an hour away if one of them was sick:)


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    star-pants
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    I use that vets for my dogs, Mr Argyle is wonderful with them.
    Their number (if you want it for future ref) is 01-2987510


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    tallus
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Might be a bit out of your way but if you're looking for a reptile specialist then John Bainbridge in Dundrum is your man. I think they're under the yellow pages as Argylle & Bainbridge.

    I'll Second this, Bainbridge is around a long time and knows his stuff.


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    fay25
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    tallus wrote: »
    I'll Second this, Bainbridge is around a long time and knows his stuff.


    I agree. He is the only vet in the country i would trust with my reptiles. and that's been learned through hard experience!!!


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