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Compassionate Veterinary Care for Your Pet Rabbit
Rabbits are curious, social, and sensitive animals that need veterinary care tailored to their unique biology. At Wewoka Animal Hospital, we understand that rabbits are not small cats or dogs, and we treat them with the specialized attention they deserve. Because rabbits instinctively hide signs of illness, regular checkups are one of the best ways to catch problems early.
Our team takes a calm, low-stress approach to every visit so your rabbit stays as comfortable as possible. Whether you have a new bunny or a longtime companion, we are here to help your rabbit live a long, healthy life.
Rabbit Wellness Exams
Routine exams help us monitor your rabbit’s weight, teeth, skin, coat, heart, and digestive health. We will also talk with you about behavior, housing, and daily habits so small concerns can be addressed before they become serious. Regular checkups give your rabbit the best chance at a long, comfortable life.
During an exam, we’ll conduct the following checkups for your rabbit:
- Vaccinations and parasite prevention
- Dental care
- Nutrition and diet guidance
- Spay and neuter services
We will also talk with you about your rabbit’s routine at home, so we can spot anything that may need attention.
Dental Care and Nail Trims
A rabbit’s teeth grow throughout their life, so dental health is a key part of rabbit care. Drooling, dropping food, eating less, or chewing differently can be signs of a dental problem. During a visit, our team can examine your rabbit’s mouth and talk with you about any care that may be needed.
Nail trims are also available during routine appointments. Overgrown nails can make hopping uncomfortable and may catch on bedding, flooring, or cage wire, so regular trims help keep your rabbit steady and comfortable.
Digestive Health Support
A rabbit’s digestive system is sensitive, and changes in eating or droppings should never be ignored. A rabbit that stops eating, passes fewer droppings, or seems hunched and quiet may need prompt attention.
Our team can help you understand what is normal for your rabbit and what signs to watch for at home. If your rabbit is not feeling well, we can examine them and discuss the next steps for care.
Nutrition and Feeding Guidance
Rabbit nutrition is very different from what dogs and cats need. Hay, fresh greens, and the right amount of pellets all play a role in digestive health, dental wear, and a healthy weight.
We can review your rabbit’s current diet and help you make practical changes. Our team can also talk with you about safe treats and feeding routines that fit your rabbit’s age, size, and health needs.
Behavior and Home Environment Support
Chewing, thumping, hiding, litter box accidents, or aggression can all be ways a rabbit communicates stress, boredom, or discomfort. Sometimes the cause is the environment, and sometimes it is a medical concern.
Our team can talk with you about enrichment, housing, exercise space, handling, and daily routines. A behavior change is worth mentioning at your visit, because it may be the first sign that your rabbit needs help.
Compassionate Rabbit Care You Can Count On
Your rabbit depends on you to notice the small things, and we are here to support you along the way. From wellness exams and dental care to nutrition and behavior guidance, Wewoka Animal Hospital helps rabbit owners make confident, informed decisions. Schedule your rabbit’s visit today.