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linda · 20-03-2009, 01:57 AM

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Originally Posted by AdamSoS

Seesh.. lost for words and understand it was an acident.. i just hope you are doing the right thing in keeping her alive rather then putting her through misery.. i hope im wrong

Sad event..

adam
i can fully understand your sentiments xx
mark was allowed / and was placed on our recomended vets page

after we recieved quite a few insights into his excellent work

sw are 100% behind marks work as a vetinarian

and we also know if this poor tort was in pain
or had little chance of survival
mark would have acted accordingly

mark / rodney vet is highly recomended
and has a very genuine interest with his patients 1st
and clientelle/ keepers probally 2nd

AdamSoS · 20-03-2009, 06:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by linda

adam
i can fully understand your sentiments xx
mark was allowed / and was placed on our recomended vets page

after we recieved quite a few insights into his excellent work

sw are 100% behind marks work as a vetinarian

and we also know if this poor tort was in pain
or had little chance of survival
mark would have acted accordingly

mark / rodney vet is highly recomended
and has a very genuine interest with his patients 1st
and clientelle/ keepers probally 2nd

Ahhh intersesting. I must have been blind as i thought it was just another random joe having an acident and trying to repair the poor tort without any expertise hence what i said but to add i still didnt mean to sound rude or nasty as that isnt me.

linda · 20-03-2009, 12:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdamSoS

Ahhh intersesting. I must have been blind as i thought it was just another random joe having an acident and trying to repair the poor tort without any expertise hence what i said but to add i still didnt mean to sound rude or nasty as that isnt me.

adam im sure you meant no offense and indeed non was taken

i just thought i would explain that the poster is an excellent vet
rather than a random joe

alotoffluff · 20-03-2009, 12:46 PM

the first pictures made me feel sick. But when i saw the pics of the repaired tort, i smiled. What a fantastic job!!!!
How can some people be so careless. Personally i wouldnt mow my lawn if i knew my torts were out there hibernating. At least they did the right thing by taking him to this wonderful vet!

20-03-2009, 12:49 PM

lol, lots of "random joes" use vets as well and never let animals suffer!

sandy · 20-03-2009, 01:27 PM

Mark is an excellent tort vet, so you who live in Kent or surrouding areas that need a competent vet he is your man. Trinity Vets Hermitage Lane Maidstone Kent.

wilsonathome · 20-03-2009, 03:11 PM

OMG!!! i am in shock i have never seen an injury like this before but so glad she found her way to you, i for one will certainly be checking and doublechecking my lawn before mowing from now on, a hard lesson to learn for the poor owner too, i bet they must be heartbroken

also, a warning to us all

sydney · 20-03-2009, 04:19 PM

I think you're doing an excellent job (Rodneyvet)

As nicnic said, it's great that you're giving her that poor Tort a chance.

**Bindi** · 20-03-2009, 06:01 PM

Oh Rodneyvet, you are an angel looking after this poor poor tort. I'm wishing good luck to you and him for a good recovery. People need to see pics like this to shock them into being aware
Please come and live in Southampton

joanna · 20-03-2009, 06:43 PM

Poor tortoise, an awful lot of damage there. I am glad you posted these pics, it may well prevent another accident like this happenning.

Keep us posted on the progress.

20-03-2009, 01:27 PM	#26
sandy Senior Member Adult Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Kent UK Posts: 12,146	Mark is an excellent tort vet, so you who live in Kent or surrouding areas that need a competent vet he is your man. Trinity Vets Hermitage Lane Maidstone Kent. __________________ < > 60+, keeping ibera, graeca and box turtles \0/ /_\ http://groups.yahoo.com/groups/tortoisefriends

20-03-2009, 04:19 PM	#28
sydney Member Egg Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Redditch, West Midlands Posts: 59	I think you're doing an excellent job (Rodneyvet) As nicnic said, it's great that you're giving her that poor Tort a chance. __________________ Brad

20-03-2009, 06:01 PM	#29
Bindi Super Moderator Adult Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Hampshire Posts: 11,157	Oh Rodneyvet, you are an angel looking after this poor poor tort. I'm wishing good luck to you and him for a good recovery. People need to see pics like this to shock them into being aware Please come and live in Southampton __________________

20-03-2009, 12:46 PM	#24
alotoffluff Senior Member Adult Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: greenwich, london, previously born and brought up in Kent! Posts: 2,127	the first pictures made me feel sick. But when i saw the pics of the repaired tort, i smiled. What a fantastic job!!!! How can some people be so careless. Personally i wouldnt mow my lawn if i knew my torts were out there hibernating. At least they did the right thing by taking him to this wonderful vet!

20-03-2009, 12:49 PM	#25
purplelinda Guest Posts: n/a	lol, lots of "random joes" use vets as well and never let animals suffer!

20-03-2009, 03:11 PM	#27
wilsonathome Member Hatchling Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: south wales Posts: 632	OMG!!! i am in shock i have never seen an injury like this before but so glad she found her way to you, i for one will certainly be checking and doublechecking my lawn before mowing from now on, a hard lesson to learn for the poor owner too, i bet they must be heartbroken also, a warning to us all

20-03-2009, 06:43 PM	#30
joanna Senior Member Adult Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Cheshire Posts: 3,602	Poor tortoise, an awful lot of damage there. I am glad you posted these pics, it may well prevent another accident like this happenning. Keep us posted on the progress.

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