You know that your cat and dog need vaccinations, but did you know that rabbits can get vaccinations too?

There are two different vaccinations that rabbits can get. They protect against myxomatosis and Rabbit (Viral) Haemorrhagic Disease. These diseases can make life very uncomfortable for your furry friend at the least, and turn deadly at the very worst. That’s why they are sometimes recommended by professional vets.

Rabbits can be vaccinated starting at five weeks of age and may require various doses throughout their life. However, not all rabbits are at risk. Most diseases are spread by insects or the interaction with other animals. If you don’t expect your pet to be introduced to insects and other animals, you may not need vaccinations.

To learn whether or not your rabbit should be vaccinated against these serious diseases, schedule an appointment with your veterinary clinic Coon Rapids, MN.