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Rabbit Veterinary Services in Coventry
Rabbits require very specific care catered to their needs, and at Godiva Vets we have both the knowledge and experience to provide it well.
We are a Silver Award Rabbit Friendly Practice given by the Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund.
Our team understands how quickly rabbits can deteriorate when something's wrong, which is why we ensure every rabbit is seen as soon as possible when they are unwell.
Common Veterinary Services for Rabbits
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Rabbits in the UK need protection against Myxomatosis and Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease (RHD1 and RHD2). See our vaccination page for more information.
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Rabbits have continuously growing teeth, which means dental issues can be common. Some signs may include difficulty eating, drooling, or weight loss. Please contact us if you notice in change in your rabbits eating, weight or behaviour.
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Unneutered female rabbits have a very high risk of uterine cancer. Neutering both sexes will also support a more harmonious bond between bonded pairs and groups of rabbits. We'll advise on timing and what to expect. See our neutering page for more information.
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A slowdown in gut movement can be life-threatening in rabbits. If your rabbit has reduced appetite, stopped eating or has changes to their droppings, contact us immediately.
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Flystrike, mites, and fur issues are more common than many owners realise. We can advise on prevention as well as treatment.