Vicky C.

Hi Vicki;
Not seen much of you and Patch lately, Hope that you are both ok!!
Carole x

Hi Vicki l see you are a member of the Fun Club !! hope you will join in the Pumpkin Carving comp, its only for fun full details on Fun Club.
Vena

thats fantastic, you should show him stum bumf on how rabbits are social animals, the rabbit welfare society and rabbit rehome have lots of good published infomation.

i have nothing but funny moods from sophie so im on quite tender hooks there. lucy had 3 adorable rex x lion head babies, one siver fox, one black otter and one agouti.

well vicky, unfortunatly one o my males got out and has blessed r girls with litters, from lucy and sophie. i was so angry i rang the vet and booked him in strait away for his op! have you managed to persuade your parents rabbits need company then?

Hi Vicky
just read your blog
How"s Patch,
Has that tabby been back to see him. When he thumps his back legs he is warning the cat off. Flossie used to do that with my neighbour"s cat but they are friends now. She is boss with all the cats and runs up to them and chases them. I would never leave her on her own with a strange cat, though even though she knows no fear. She likes to sit next to Woody and sometimes he pats her on the nose, but they are the best of friends.

heeeeeeeeeeeeya vicky!!
how's midget gem??
give him a massive hug from auntie nona!

cya at school
Nona
xx

VHD isn't present throughout the country the way myxi is - your vet would know whether there are local cases from liaising with other vets, and wouldn't recommend giving the VHD vaccine if the risk of disease is very low.

Hi Vicky,
Rabbits should normally be vaccinated against Myxomatosis every 6 months and against VHD every year. In areas which are low risk for VHD your vet may advise that only Myxomatosis is necessary.

The Myxomatosis jab usually costs between £10 and £20.