Rabbits

• We can recommend proper diet, housing, grooming, and even litterbox training
• We also strongly suggest that you have your rabbit spayed or neutered
  • Rabbits  can potentially give birth once a month and they can also have up to 14 babies at a time
  • Spaying or neutering can protect your rabbit from several types of cancer and reduce or eliminate aggression
  • Spaying or neutering can reduce or eliminate other undesirable behaviors such as spraying, mounting, destructive chewing, and biting
• With regular dental checkups, we can make sure problems with your rabbit’s teeth don’t turn into serious, potentially life-threatening conditions
• Rabbits are susceptible to a variety of diseases and conditions, including overgrown teeth, hairballs, parasites, and cancer and they tend to hide signs of illness or pain
• Contact us if your rabbit:
  • Has discharge from the eyes or nose, runny stool, or a gurgling stomach
  • Has an elevated or low temperature
  • Begins drooling, scratching at the ears, or sneezing
  • Starts tilting his or her head
  • Develops bald patches in his or her fur
  • Stops eating, appears quieter than normal, or shows other abnormal behavior