How much does a vet visit cost for a rabbit?

How much does a vet visit cost for a rabbit?

On-going expenses will range from $20+ per month. Rabbit vet care can be expensive. Check-ups average $25- $55 per visit. In general, plan on a yearly check-up for healthy rabbits under 5 years old.

Do Vets treat bunnies?

Just like all companion animals, your rabbit will need to go to a vet sometimes. The big difference is that rabbits require a special vet – an exotics or small animal vet. Most dog and cat vets just do not have the experience needed to safely and effectively treat your rabbit.

How much does it cost to neuter a rabbit in Maryland?

The cost to spay or neuter your pet runs from $50 to $100 per animal and includes surgery, rabies* and distemper vaccinations, and nail trimming. If your pet is cryptorchid (testicles have not descended), there’s an additional fee of $20 per retained testicle.

Do bunnies need vaccines?

Although pet rabbits in the United States do not require any vaccinations, veterinarians in the United Kingdom and other parts of Europe routinely inoculate for two fatal viruses common to the continent’s wild rabbits: Myxomatosis and Viral Haemorrhagic Disease (VHD).

How much do bunny vaccinations cost?

How Much Do Rabbit Vaccinations Cost. The total cost of annual vaccinations is usually between $40 and $60. Of course, this can vary widely depending on your specific location.

Does PetSmart have a vet?

PetSmart LLC is the largest specialty pet retailer of services and solutions for the lifetime needs of pets. Expert veterinary care is available in many of our stores, where Banfield Pet Hospital®, operates full-service pet hospitals. These in-store pet hospitals operate independently of PetSmart.

Do rabbits need to be wormed?

Unlike cats and dogs, rabbits generally don’t require regular worming treatments as an infestation of worms is less common. That’s not to say they’re immune to catching a dose of worms though.

Do bunnies need baths?

Rabbits are meticulously clean and almost never need a bath. Bathing them can even be harmful, since they tend to panic in water and may fracture a limb or their spine if they thrash around. The main reason to spot-clean a rabbit is because of a messy backside, which can indicate a poor diet that’s too high in sugar.

Are there any avian veterinarians in Maryland?

We are Maryland’s only full-service avian, reptile and exotic pet veterinary hospital dedicated exclusively to the care of avian and exotic pets. In our specially equipped exotic animal hospital, birds, reptiles and other exotic pets receive state-of-the-art medicine and surgical care in a calm, compassionate environment.

Is there an animal hospital in Laurel MD?

Our animal hospital has been welcoming dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small mammals as well as birds and reptiles from Laurel, West Laurel and surrounding areas since 1988. We’re committed to helping your pet down the road to wellness while providing you with the necessary information to best care for them at home.

Who is the veterinarian at maevc in Maryland?

We are excited to announce that Dr. Cassie Carroll has joined the MAEVC team! She brings many years of experience caring for exotic animals and looks forward to meeting you and your special pet. Her areas of expertise include medicine, surgery and behavior management.

Where can I get a rabbit spay / neuter?

Note: BRVA provides low-cost spays/neuters only via ‘Spay Today’ vouchers. You can go to www.nhes.org or call (304) 728-8330 for details about how to purchase them.