Title: Advice on rabbit vaccinations & health | RSPCA
Headings: Does my rabbit need vaccinations?
Does my rabbit need vaccinations?
Vaccinate all your rabbits to stop deadly diseases
Combined vaccines
A vaccine that protects against all three
Vaccines are essential as there are no treatments
Prevent and Protect
Myxomatosis
How Myxomatosis spreads
Can you treat Myxomatosis?
Rabbit (Viral) Haemorrhagic Disease (R (V)HD)
How R (V)HD spreads
Can you treat R (V)HD?
Rabbit (Viral) Haemorrhagic Disease 2 (R (V)HD2)
How R (V)HD2 spreads
Can you treat R (V)HD2?
What is a healthy food diet for pet rabbits?
Should rabbits be kept around other animals?
What is a suitable environment for pet rabbits?

Content: A single separate vaccine is required to protect against R (V)HD2. Rabbits can be vaccinated with this from 10 weeks of age. A vaccine that protects against all three
An annual vaccine is now available which protects against myxomatosis, R (V)HD1 and R (V)HD2 in one dose and can be given from five weeks old. A second separate vaccination for R (V)HD2 is not required. This new vaccine may not be suitable if your rabbit has previously been vaccinated against myxomatosis but not R (V)HD2. Speak to your vet to find out which vaccination schedule will work best for your rabbit. Vaccines are essential as there are no treatments
Unfortunately, there are no effective treatments for these diseases, and so vaccinations really are essential. Get veterinary advice about the most suitable vaccination course and best ages to vaccinate. Prevent and Protect
Give regular boosters throughout your rabbit's life; see your vet to arrange this.