Rabbits often live much longer than most people realize. With proper nutrition, husbandry, and medical care, most rabbits will live long, happy, healthy lives. As your pet grows and matures, each life stage comes with some specialized and tailored care. Breed, genetics, diet, gender, living conditions, and consistent healthcare all play a role in determining lifespan, but on average, most rabbits live 8 to 10 years. That being said, through good nutrition and quality wellness care, many rabbits are living to see 11, 12, or even older.

Now is the time for protection against Calicivirus. Vaccination is essential to protect pet rabbits against the highly fatal Calicivirus which causes a haemorrhagic viral disease. Calicivirus is prevalent in the Australian wild rabbit population and is an approved population control strategy. Neutering is highly recommended for both boys and girls.

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What's Popular? Myths About Baby Rabbits Many people feel they must get a young bunny when they choose a rabbit companion. This choice could be the wrong one.