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Hospitalization and nursing care

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Claire Speight

Emma Purnell

Hospitalization and nursing care

From time to time your rabbit may be admitted to your veterinary practice for nursing care needs. This is usually when the care is intensive, specialized or if your rabbit is very poorly and needs 24-hour care. When hospitalized your rabbit will be cared for by veterinarians, nursing and support staff, all treating your rabbit with care and dedication.

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