Rabbit vaccination schedule: timing and booster guide
When to vaccinate your rabbit, which vaccines to discuss, when to booster and what it costs: practical timing for myxomatosis, RHD1 and RHD2.
Health — Rabbit
All our articles about rabbit health — page 4.
Rabbit myxomatosis: symptoms, progression and vaccination
Myxomatosis is a serious viral disease in rabbits. The signs to know, how it spreads, what supportive care can do, and why to discuss vaccination with a vet.
Rabbit snuffles (coryza): symptoms, veterinary care and prevention
Snuffles is a common respiratory infection in pet rabbits. How to spot the signs early, when to seek veterinary care, and how to limit spread between rabbits.
My rabbit sneezes: common causes and when to see a vet
A sneezing rabbit may have a simple transient irritation or early-stage snuffles. Here is how to tell a harmless cause from a symptom that needs attention.
Red urine in rabbits: porphyrins or haematuria?
Red rabbit urine is often down to food pigments, but it can also be blood. How to tell the two apart at home, and which signs mean you should call a vet.
Soft droppings in rabbits: cecotropes on the floor and abnormal stools
Finding soft droppings in your rabbit's enclosure? Uneaten cecotropes, intestinal imbalance or emergency signs: causes and when to call a vet.
Rabbit GI stasis: symptoms, emergency response, and prevention
GI stasis is a common and serious emergency in rabbits. How to recognise the early signs, why to contact a vet promptly, and how to reduce the risk of relapse.
My rabbit has diarrhea: what to do? Causes and emergencies
Soft droppings or true diarrhea in rabbits: how to tell cecotropes apart from real diarrhea, find the causes, and know when it is a veterinary emergency.
Should you neuter a male rabbit? Benefits, age guidance and what to expect
Neutering a male rabbit can reduce urine spraying and hormonal behaviours, making cohabitation easier. Age, benefits, procedure and recovery explained.
Should you spay a female rabbit? Benefits, age guidance and what to expect
Spaying a female rabbit greatly reduces the risk of uterine disease. Age to discuss with your vet, benefits, procedure and aftercare explained.
Rabbit not eating: what to do? Causes and emergencies explained
A rabbit that stops eating can be in danger within hours. The usual causes, the red flags that mean emergency, and what to do before you reach the vet.
Should you vaccinate your rabbit? Schedule and diseases explained
Rabbit vaccination: which diseases to vaccinate against (myxomatosis, RHDV1, RHDV2), when to start, annual boosters, cost and where to get vaccinated.