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myxomatosis help please

curlyanwurly

Warren Scout
One of my outdoor buns has been euthanized due to catching mixi but he was vacinated, what is the risk of my indoor buns catching it?, they have not yet been vacinated as only recently spayed and neuted and I didnt want to do yo much at once so as not to shock them. Is it worth getting them vacinated on monday or would this not help especially as my outdoor bun was vacinated . Thry dont go outside and I will be buying them some new bedding and hay tomorrow but previous to that they had the same stuff as my outdoor bun. I dont want them to suffer too
 
No advice but im so sorry anout your outdoor bun, bumping up for you

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No advice but im so sorry anout your outdoor bun, bumping up for you

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Thankyou im so worried about my indoor pair but if the vaccination isnt working against this strain I dont know if its worth stressing them out for it
 
Personally I'd want to get them vaccinated ASAP as long as your Vet feels that they are in overall good health. Myxo is mostly spread by blood sucking insects, so indoor Rabbits are still at risk

I am sorry for your recent loss :cry:
 
So sorry you lost your bun :cry:. Myxomatosis is terrible :cry:

I agree with Jane, if your other buns are healthy I would vaccinate asap. There could be other reasons why the vaccination didn't protect your bun properly.
 
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