Question: Finding a vet?

JamieOleBoy

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I am from Houston and I don't need a vet at this time but I would hate to not have one on hand when an emergency is presented. So my question is. How do you find a vet for axies? Does anyone have and recommendations of you are from Houston?

Thanks for your help,
 
hi the best way is to call around to what is local to you also you can Google the closet ones and when you call ask if they cant help who they can refer you too for amphibians good luck
 
If not do what i did- call near by vets to you and they should know of a vet who can assist you and your axies if needed :)
 
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