15/09/2026
π°π Donβt let age stop your rabbit from being protected! ππ°
Meet Liquorice, Marshmallow & Thumper β€οΈ These lovely bunnies are all enjoying their senior years, but like many older rabbits, they have developed age-related arthritis and are receiving medication to help keep them comfortable and mobile. ππ
Being older doesnβt mean they should miss out on their routine preventative healthcare. Vaccination remains an important part of protecting rabbits throughout their lives, helping to reduce the risk of serious diseases such as myxomatosis and viral haemorrhagic disease (RHD).
In older rabbits, regular veterinary checks are particularly valuable. Alongside keeping vaccinations up to date, we can monitor their weight, teeth, mobility and overall wellbeing, and assess whether their arthritis medication is still providing the best level of comfort. β€οΈ
π° A few things to remember: β’ Rabbits need protection from potentially life-threatening infectious diseases, even as they get older.
β’ Arthritis is common in senior rabbits and can often be managed to help maintain quality of life.
β’ Never stop or change arthritis medication without speaking to your vet.
β’ Regular health checks allow us to spot subtle changes early β rabbits are experts at hiding signs of illness!
Senior rabbits deserve just as much preventative care as their younger friends. π₯°
If your rabbit is due their vaccination or youβre concerned about their mobility, book an appointment with our team β weβre here to help keep those long ears happy and healthy πππ