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Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV)
Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) is a highly contagious disease affecting wild and domestic rabbits. RHDV2 is extremely lethal and has been reported in the Southwestern USA in 2020 (Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, Mexico). Please see the HRS RHDV page for more, in depth information about this virus.
What does this mean for SaveABunny?
SaveABunny has been working hard to setting up quarantine procedures and space, and to vaccinate our bunnies, which has incurred significant expense.
We also have new requirements for vaccination of rabbits who come to board at SaveABunny as well as bunnies who visit for bonding as part of our adoption process.
Bay Area vets/clinics offering RHDV2 vaccinations
Vaccine in stock (as of 11/12/20):
- Animal Hospital of Soquel (Santa Cruz), (831) 475-0432
- Bay Area Bird & Exotics (San Francisco), (415) 566-4359
- Berkeley Dog & Cat Hospital (Berkeley), (510) 848-5041
- Chabot Veterinary Clinic (Hayward), current patients only, (510) 538-2330
- Debra Scheenstra, DVM (Novato), current patients only, (415) 893-1554
- Groveway Veterinary Hospital (Castro Valley), (510) 581-6629
- Oakridge Veterinary Clinic (San Jose), (408) 419-9238
- Oasis Veterinary Hospital (Martinez), (925) 954-8087
- Ohana Animal Hospital (Livermore), (925) 394-4990
- Sunnyvale Vet Clinic (Sunnyvale), (408) 736-8296
Does NOT have vaccine, on backorder, or has run out (as of 11/11/20):
- North Del Ray Avian & Exotic (Monterey)
- PETS Referral Center (Berkeley), does not do vaccinations of any kind
- VCA Bay Area Animal Hospital (Oakland), on backorder
- VCA All Pets Hospital (San Francisco)
