There is a new vaccine available for RHDV2. Until October 2021, all RHDV2 vaccines were imported from Europe. New Mexico used the Filovac vaccine, which was one shot administered once a year. Now, an American-made vaccine is available. The main differences between this new one and Filovac are 1) Medgene…
We are hosting a vaccine clinic in partnership with Southwest Veterinary Medical Center. There is a limited number of vaccines available at this clinic, but please remember that this is not the only place to get the vaccine. See below for details. WHEN IS THE CLINIC?Saturday, May 22nd from 1:30-5:00pm by reservation…
It can be hard to determine whether something marketed for rabbits is safe, since all too often we see dangerous items at pet retailers. Here are the things we like at Chewy.com. We are in no way affiliated with Chewy and receive no commission from any sales. We just like…
We have an important update to share regarding the current RHDV outbreak in the Southwest. Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) is a highly contagious disease caused by a calicivirus that affects rabbits. This includes wild and domesticated European rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus), from which our own companion rabbits are descended.…
