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Myxomatosis Warning

You are here: Home / Latest News / Myxomatosis Warning

Help your precious bunny stay safe!

Signs:

*Swollen ears, eyes & genitals

*Milky eye discharge

*Lethargy

*Laboured breathing

Cause: Mosquitoes are the main cause of myxomatosis in rabbits, but it can also be passed on from one rabbit to another.

How to prevent it:

*Mosquitoes proof rabbit hutches with shade cloth.

*Keep rabbits inside the home.

*Mosquito coils can help around the outside of the hutches.

*Still water is a good breeding ground for mosquitoes, so make sure you dont have any water in old pots or buckets etc.

What you can do: If you have multiple rabbits sharing the same cage, seperate them to isolate the affected rabbit. Bring any rabbits that you think are affected in for a health check by one of our vets.

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