Rabbit Vaccinations

To be accepted for boarding rabbits

must be vaccinated, to protect against three viruses:

•     Myxomatosis
•     RHD1
•     RHD2
  

Many rabbits are now having the new triple vaccine:

Nobivac Myxo-RHD PLUS
Covering Myxomatosis, RHD1 & RHD2

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Rabbits need a booster every twelve months.

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Please note: First time or overdue vaccines

need three weeks to become fully effective:

 If your rabbit is having having a vaccine for the very first time, or you have allowed your rabbits vaccines to become overdue, please note you will need to allow three weeks for onset of immunity from the date given.

Protection lasts for 12 months.

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Rabbits not vaccinated to our requirements

will be turned away.

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Always email a clear photo of your rabbits vaccine certificate

when making a booking to avoid disappointment.

Email: kerryspets@hotmail.co.uk

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We cannot compromise on this policy.

  Please refer to this guide >>>  v v v

if your rabbits have been given the

older course of vaccines,

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Nobivac MYXO-RHD, and either Eravac or Filavac

meaning two separate vaccines

each to be administered once a year.

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If you have any doubt, please phone us, or email your

rabbit vaccine certificate and we can advise

what action needs to be taken prior to boarding.

  The guide below is for the older version of rabbit vaccines,

many veterinary practices are now switching to the new

triple vaccine:  Nobivac Myxo-RHD Plus