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Illness - caring for your rabbit

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Claire Speight

Vetstream Ltd

Illness - caring for your rabbit

Rabbits are often stressed in a veterinary environment, so when your veterinarian feels that your rabbit is well enough to go home, they may want you to continue with their nursing care at home. Knowing how to do this, and when to be concerned, will help you to confidently provide them with the best care possible.

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