Rabbit Health

Overgrown teeth

Snuffles

Hairballs

Uterine tumors

Myxomatosis

Gastrointestinal - a condition where the digestive tract stops moving

• Rabbits require regular medical care, including annual checkups and vaccinations, to stay healthy and prevent serious illnesses.

• Vaccinations: Rabbits should be vaccinated against myxomatosis, rabbit hemorrhagic disease  

• Spaying or neutering: Spaying female rabbits and neutering male rabbits can help prevent uterine cancer and aggressive behavior. 

• Early vet visits: Newly adopted rabbits should be examined by a veterinarian within two weeks of adoption.

• A change in behavior, such as sitting hunched up or still

• A change in eating or drinking habits, such as drinking more than normal or having no appetite

• Signs of injury, such as a swollen limb or abnormal walking