Do you have a hoppy social bunny or are there multiple bunnies in your household? Your bunny might be at risk of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease. 

Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) is a highly contagious and deadly disease that exclusively affects wild and domestic rabbits. The virus is spread in urine, feces, and secretions from the eyes, nose, and mouth, and remains present in fur, internal organs, and tissues. Even if your rabbit is kept inside, they are still at risk.

Symptoms:  Anorexia, Lethargy, Neurologic signs (convulsions, paddling, ataxia or paralysis), and Respiratory signs (labored breathing, frothy and bloody nasal discharge.)

On selected dates, St. Pete Veterinary Hospital is offering Bunny Vaccination Events (RHDV Vaccine) to keep your precious bunnies safe and healthy.

This vaccination will also need a booster shot 3 weeks after the vaccine is administered. 

Call the clinic today (727)214-3527 and secure your spot today.