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Forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Please help – Australian Members

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    • Asha :)
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        Hi there!

        Just wondering what age and prices and what she should be vaccinated from and where vaccinations should be done for my bun?
        She just over 3 months now.

        Does anyone also know a rabbit savvy vet? Near grange, Adelaide, australia?

        Also, R.I.P to my friends bunny, Ollie, who passed yesterday, unsure why (he wasn’t desexed) and only 3 years old.
        Will miss you bud


      • Sarita
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          So sorry about Ollie.

          I added “Australian Members” so they will reply to your post.


        • Monkeybun
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            i’ll poke a couple of our aussie members, see if they can’t help


          • jerseygirl
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              Asha is old enough to have her calici vaccination now. They can have it as young as 10wks but then need a booster shot 4 wks later. At her age (4months?) she probably only needs the one shot.
              Most clinics would do this so you could go to a vet you’re already familiar with.

              For a spay I’d take a bit more time finding a rabbit vet though. Closest I can think for you would be Dr Mark Hill of Somerton Park Veterinary Clinic. He used to charge $140 for both desexing male or female rabbits but that was a couple years ago. If you’re happy to travel there, you could take her there for her vaccination because it’d give you an opportunity to check them out to see if you’re comfortable with them doing the spay.

              I’m sorry your friend lost her rabbit. : ( Binky Free Ollie!


            • jerseygirl
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                Sorry, I didn’t read all your question.
                She only will need to be vaccinated against calici virus. We don’t have a vaccine for myxomatosis here unfortunately. I’m not entirely sure on cost. I’ve only paid the cost of the consult. I don’t think the actual vaccine is very expensive.


              • Roberta
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                  I’m in Perth but a couple of sites like Bunspace.com and Bunny Business list Rabbit Savvy Vets, I think the Australian chapter of House Rabbit Society also have a list.
                  http://www.bunspace.com/vets/view?vetid=1114
                  Southern Australia
                  Paralowie Veterinary Surgery
                  Address: 136 Waterloo Corner Rd 5108 Adelaide Australia
                  Vet’s Name: Dr Jonathan Wysoke
                  Phone: +61 8258 4818
                  Email: wysoke@chariot.net.au
                  24h Emergency: No

                  From Australian Rabbit Vets

                  Adelaide Animal Hospital
                  Dr. Warren Foreman
                  301 Magill Road,
                  Trinity Gardens,
                  Adelaide, SA 5068
                  Phone: (08) 8364 1577

                  Monday to Friday 8 a.m.- 8 p.m.
                  Saturday 8 a.m.- 6 p.m.
                  Sunday and Public Holidays 9 a.m.- 6 p.m.
                  We are available for emergencies at all times
                  Email: inquiries@adelaideanimalhospital.com.au
                  Website: http://www.adelaidevet.com.au

                  Holden Veterinary Surgery,
                  728 North East Road
                  Holden Hill, SA
                  Phone: (08) 8261 9948

                  Broadview Veterinary Surgery
                  Dr. Cathy Nilsson (good working knowledge, though not an exotics specialist)
                  71 Hampstead Rd
                  Manningham, SA 5086
                  Phone: 08 8266 4666
                  Fax: 08 8266 4611

                  Open 7 Days
                  Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00 – 11:30am, 4:30 – 7:00pm
                  Wednesday 9:00 – 11:30am, 4:30 – 6:00pm
                  Saturday 9:30am – 1:00pm, Sunday 10:00am – 12:00pm

                  From Bunny Business

                  Dr Jane Kendall, Hills Veterinary Centre, 199 Main Rd, Blackwood, S.A.
                  (08) 8278 4147

                  If you live in the northern suburbs, the Para Hills Vet Clinic is very experienced and does all bunnies from SA Rabbit Rescue. Lots of desexing experience!

                  Dr Tess Holme or Dr Cathy Skinner, Para Hills Vet Clinic, 523 Bridge Rd, Para Hills, S.A.


                • Monkeybun
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                    I got Kafrn to send her a message too


                  • Asha :)
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                      That’s great thanks so much everyone.
                      So she will only need the one shot? And de sexing at 6 months?


                    • jerseygirl
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                        Just the one but every year. When I’ve heard about calici being on the rise or in my area, Ive taken them in for another booster for my own peice of mind. My vet said it;s ok to do. So a couple times mine had the vaccs done every 6 months. In general though, it only needs to be an annual thing.
                        Most vets prefer to desex from 6 months of age onwards.

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