When should a rabbit be vaccinated after birth?

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Generally a rabbit can be vaccinated after 45 days, and the owner can decide with a vet whether to vaccinate; for the rabbit’s health, vaccinate regularly if possible. But vaccination requires a healthy rabbit; if it is sick, stressed, or low in resistance, do not vaccinate. Common vaccines include the hemorrhagic-pasteurella combined, pasteurella single, hemorrhagic single, clostridium single, and triple vaccines.

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