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- 02/10/2009 at 2:16 PM
  bunnytowne
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  Hmm cotton’s vet bill was reasonable. His lip looks like it is trying to heal.
  
  I really think I should get pet ins. though just in case. HE has been a very healthy boy so far but I just never know what will take place next.
  
  Being s he and Ruby are legally seperated there should be no more bites to treat. But just in case…. ins. is a good idea.
  
  wow time flew and I was supposed to go sit with Ruby oh my I better hurry and go to her. I been here sooo long. So much to read and see just can’t help it.
- 02/10/2009 at 2:51 PM
  Sarita
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  Glad Cotton’s lip is healing. You should inquire with your vet’s office what type they take and recommend too.
  
  I don’t have it but I think it could be a good idea especially once they start aging – most of my buns are over 7 years old and while most of them don’t required vet care – the ones that do, well, the cost can be out there depending on the problem.
- 02/11/2009 at 11:48 AM
  bunnytowne
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  I got a brochure from the vets on the vpi pet ins. I called and talked with them. 11.00 a month for 1 bun sounded reasonable. I dont’ knwo with 2 how much if a discount or not cause I had to go real quick.
  
  I feel funny getting ins while they are both so young. then again you just never know.
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