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Can VHD vaccs make bunnies lethargic?

giantbunnymummy

Warren Veteran
Daisy had her VHD vacc yesterday and today she seems really quiet, although she's eating, drinking, pooing and weeing ok. She's been sitting around a lot and not been playing about in her usual way.

Should I be concerned, or is this fairly normal?
 
Daisy had her VHD vacc yesterday and today she seems really quiet, although she's eating, drinking, pooing and weeing ok. She's been sitting around a lot and not been playing about in her usual way.

Should I be concerned, or is this fairly normal?

Yes, they can be a bit 'off colour' for 24-48 hours :)
 
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Yes, their immune system will have been stimulated and they will feel groggy.

Just make sure she keeps eating and pooing and all should be well :)
 
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