Specialized Care for Your Most Delicate Family Members

Rabbits aren’t just small dogs or cats. They have unique needs that require expert attention. Our clinic provides the advanced medicine and low-stress environment your bunny deserves, from routine wellness to life-saving emergency care.

Why Us

Multiple doctors trained in rabbit medicine, which means there is a rabbit veterinarian working every day we are open.

  • Advanced diagnostic and surgical capabilities

  • Rabbit specialist on staff

Compassionate Care for Bonded Rabbits

We understand that rabbits are social animals. When possible, we allow bonded companions to stay together during visits and recovery to reduce stress and support healing.

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Specialized Rabbit Services

Specialized Dental Care

Rabbits’ teeth never stop growing. We provide precision trimming and advanced imaging to manage malocclusion and tooth spurs before they cause pain.

GI Stasis Management

Digestion is a rabbit’s lifeline. We offer emergency protocols for Gastrointestinal Stasis, including fluid therapy, motility meds, and specialized feeding.

RHDV2 Vaccinations

Protect your bunny against the highly contagious and fatal Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease. Our clinic stays stocked with the most effective, current vaccines available in Canada.

Low-Stress Spay & Neuter

We use rabbit-specific anesthesia protocols and multi-modal pain management to ensure a safe surgery and a fast, comfortable recovery at home.

Advanced Ear & Head Imaging

Lop-eared rabbits are prone to deep ear infections. We use specialized scopes and diagnostics to treat “hidden” infections before they affect balance.

Nutritional & Wellness Coaching

From hay types to “paws-on” grooming tips, we provide personalized consultations to help your rabbit live a long, healthy life.

FAQ

Absolutely. Because rabbits are prey animals, they are experts at hiding illness until it becomes a crisis. We recommend a wellness exam at least once a year (and twice a year for seniors). These visits allow our rabbit vets to check for hidden dental issues, monitor weight trends, and ensure their complex digestive systems are functioning perfectly.

Yes, for both health and behavior. Spaying female rabbits is vital, as up to 80% of unspayed females develop uterine cancer by age 4. Neutering males helps reduce territorial aggression and spraying. Beyond health, “fixed” rabbits are much easier to litter-train and are generally happier, calmer companions.

In moderation! While cartoons show rabbits constantly munching on carrots, they are actually very high in sugar. Think of a carrot like a “cookie” for a bunny. Their diet should consist of 80% high-quality timothy hay, a small amount of fortified pellets, and a variety of fresh leafy greens.

Rabbits are incredibly social creatures and generally thrive when “bonded” with a companion. Having a friend reduces their stress and provides mental stimulation. However, bonding must be done carefully in a neutral space. If you are looking to add a second rabbit, we can provide guidance on the safest way to introduce them!

If your rabbit stops eating or hasn’t produced droppings for 12 hours, this is a medical emergency called GI Stasis. Call us immediately.

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