Rammy's Rabbit Thread

[Rammy]

I am considering leaving. Not over this, but just havent been happy there for a long time. All this crap happening in the world doesnt help either. Im just burned out.

 

[baymule]

Find another job and quit. Maybe even change jobs, what about working at Tractor Supply? Just remember, retail is 7 days a week, holidays, nights and if you like regular hours, look carefully for something that meets your schedule.

 

[Rammy]

Checked the rolling rat trap this morning. Little bturds ate the peanut butter off the bar. No dead ones in the water. Maybe I just need to get rid of all my animals so there is no food here. I hate rats.

 

[tortoise]

I am considering leaving. Not over this, but just havent been happy there for a long time. All this crap happening in the world doesnt help either. Im just burned out.

I've never met a groomer working in a vet clinic that liked his/her job! Its really tough environment. The animals are stressed, the people are stressed.

My best work environment was running a storefront salon next door to vet clinic. It was owned by vet clinic, so I had financial backing and security, but I had 100% control of the facility, policies, scheduling, etc. It only took 120 clients to cover expenses and pay myself and an assistant. I was open 3 days/week. I stopped due to having my second/last child. It was ideal but I wanted to stay home with my baby more.

If you have loyal clients, it doesnt take many to have a solid business. Maybe you can open your own place or convert a vehicle to a mobile salon??

 

[baymule]

You know that’s wrong! Get rid of all your animals? Never! Get a rat terrier, heck, get two!

 

[tortoise]

Can you ration feed so theres no extra left to feed the rats? Its more work, but might be worth it?

 

[tortoise]

Can you get or borrow a game cam or WYZE to see how the rats are beating the trap? Might be something easy enough to solve?

 

[Rammy]

I've never met a groomer working in a vet clinic that liked his/her job! Its really tough environment. The animals are stressed, the people are stressed.

My best work environment was running a storefront salon next door to vet clinic. It was owned by vet clinic, so I had financial backing and security, but I had 100% control of the facility, policies, scheduling, etc. It only took 120 clients to cover expenses and pay myself and an assistant. I was open 3 days/week. I stopped due to having my second/last child. It was ideal but I wanted to stay home with my baby more.

If you have loyal clients, it doesnt take many to have a solid business. Maybe you can open your own place or convert a vehicle to a mobile salon??

Been there, done that on owning a business. I ate, slept, crapped everything and it was too stressful to keep up with everything. I like working for someone else and letting them handle all that.

 

[Rammy]

Can you get or borrow a game cam or WYZE to see how the rats are beating the trap? Might be something easy enough to solve?

Got a camera. Just need to get batteries.

 

[Rammy]

Can you ration feed so theres no extra left to feed the rats? Its more work, but might be worth it?

I sweep up and lock up all feed at night but thats not detered them.