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Why rabbit vaccinations important

Vaccinations help to protect your rabbit/bunny from severe infectious diseases. It also stops them from passing dangerous infections to other rabbits). You should keep your rabbit inside until it has been fully vaccinated;

How old should a rabbit be to be vaccinated?

Rabbits/bunnies can be vaccinated from five weeks old onwards.

How often should rabbits be vaccinated after their first inoculations?

We recommend that rabbits will need ‘booster’ vaccinations every 12 months after their first vaccinations

Which diseases do rabbit vaccinations protect against?

Rabbit inoculations are designed to give protection against

  • Myxomatosis 
  • Rabbit (Viral) Haemorrhagic Disease 1 (RHD1)
  • Rabbit (Viral) Haemorrhagic Disease 2 (RHD2)

Who can vaccinate my rabbit?

Normally, your rabbit would be vaccinated after a health check by a veterinary surgeon. Veterinary nurses can also administer rabbit vaccinations.

What is the cost of rabbit/bunny vaccinations?

Rabbit vaccination costs £77.00 for the combined vaccine against myxomatosis and RHD1&2.

What happens if my rabbit is from a rescue centre?

If you adopt a rabbit from a charity, they are often vaccinated before you take them home. Always check with the charity and ask for the vaccination documentation.

What documentation do I need if my rabbit has already been inoculated ?

Ask for the vaccination records so you can take them to your vet when they are due their annual rabbit booster jab – and you can make a note of the anniversary on your calendar or in your diary!

Where can I get my rabbit vaccinated?

Here at 91°µÍø Beaumont Sainsbury Animal Hospital we offer full rabbit vaccination and health check services.

When can I get my rabbit vaccinated ?

We offer rabbit vaccinations from Monday to Friday and also at weekends

How do I book a rabbit vaccination appointment?

Firstly, your pet needs to be registered with us.

Once your pet is registered – we can book your pet inoculation appointment – whether that be for the first course of vaccinations or annual/yearly booster ones.

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