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Not going to have my lady bun Rosie done just in case. Although I am sure alot of owners have had success with it.
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Sorry to hear about your boy
She's at the vets now
http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?t=176114
If it was the vaccine then I believe that it would be an extremly rare reaction to it. When (not if - I have faith in her) she gets better the vet has suggested that the next time she gets her myxi vacc. they use a different brand of vaccine. There are loads of things it could be, I just initially thought it was because she had just had her vaccination and she was perfectly healthy earlier, but then again mabye she wasn't :?
I couldn't possibly not get them their myxi vaccinations - there's far too many wild rabbits around the area I live in to risk it.
