A Veterinarian For Your Rabbit

If you've taken your rabbit to a veterinarian claiming to be able to treat rabbits, but doesn't treat yours appropriately, you can file a complaint with the Board of Veterinary Medicine.

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From a medical point of view, rabbits are considered "exotics". Only specially trained veterinarians are able to treat them correctly. Many cat and dog veterinarians have inadvertently killed rabbits while attempting treatment, so you must be very careful about whom you select for your rabbit.

Veterinarians listed below with an asterisk beside their name are those with whom we have had positive experience, and can therefore recommend.

The others are listed ONLY because they know the absolute minimal basics of rabbit care, and their practice is in areas where people may have no other choice. We have prepared a list of questions you may wish to ask when selecting a veterinarian qualified to treat your rabbit.

If you have a medical emergency involving a domestic rabbit, and can't find a good rabbit vet, call the Colorado HRS 24-hour Health Line. Please - be sure to keep your line open so we can reach you!

Note:  If you are unable to reach a human at the first number and left a message, but haven't heard back within 5 minutes, call the second number. If no response in another 5 minutes, then call the third number. If all else fails, call the last number on the list.