Rabbit Vaccination Day - Wednesday 18 September 2024 - Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare

Raystede is hosting a rabbit vaccination day to help protect your rabbits from Myxomatosis, RVHD1, & RVHD2. It is vital to vaccinate rabbits every year.

The cost for this vaccine is £30 per rabbit. £5 of which is paid to secure your booking (including a £1.13 booking fee), and the remaining £25 to be paid on the day. Payments given by card are preferred.

Please ensure you attend the timeslot you have booked onto; we have limited numbers and if you miss your slot, you may not be able to be seen in the next timeslot.

Book a ticket for each rabbit below:

Rabbits are at risk of catching RVHD1, RVHD2 and Myxomatosis which can be fatal if they aren't vaccinated. Indoor rabbits are at risk as well as outdoor rabbits. We are providing the triple vaccine to protect your rabbits against all three diseases with one injection.

Vaccinations at this event will be available to rabbits that are at least 9 weeks of age.

Please ensure your rabbit is in a secure carrier and please bring your vaccination card with you, if you don't have one we will provide you with one.

If you have a dog, please leave them at home as they won't be allowed in the waiting room.

Vaccinations at this event will be available to rabbits that are at least 9 weeks of age.

Please ensure your rabbit is in a secure carrier and please bring your vaccination card with you, if you don't have one we will provide you with one.

If you have a dog, please leave them at home as they won't be allowed in the waiting room.

Please note you will not be able to visit the rest of site during this event.

If you would like to visit Raystede please book a free ticket for another day.

Staff will also be on hand to discuss rabbit husbandry, neutering and bonding.

If you have any questions or queries, please email mdowding@raystede.org or call us on 01825 705900.

We look forward to seeing you and your rabbits on the day!

Meet Albert, who is one of our most heartwarming transformations.

When Albert arrived at Raystede, he was nervous, underweight and suffering with painful patches of dry skin and sore joints.

At Raystede, we don’t just rehome animals, we rehabilitate them first, giving the best chance at a happy and healthy life. From healthcare to behavioural therapy, every step of their journey is carefully guided so they can trust again.

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