Vaccination🐰 Rabbits

Rabbit vaccination

Name: Rabbit vaccination
Brand: VetPricelist

Typical UK price: £40–£90(Myxomatosis & RHD1/RHD2 combined)

Prices from local practices

Cheapest found

£36

Average

£86

Most expensive

£170

Based on 662 prices submitted to VetPricelist. Prices may not include all additional fees — confirm with your vet.

Rabbit vaccination cost by city

Aberdeen£90 Abingdon£86 Accrington£103 Airdrie£88 Alfreton£102 Alnwick£86 Amersham£90 Arbroath£150 Ashford£83 Aylesbury£94 Ayr£72 Ballymena£40 Banbury£109 Bangor£62 Barnsley£78 Barnstaple£80 Barry£94 Basildon£101 Basingstoke£72 Bath£104 Bedford£86 Belfast£55 Berkhamsted£85 Beverley£79 Birkenhead£95 Birmingham£76 Bishop Auckland£90 Blackpool£88 Bolton£84 Bournemouth£75 Bradford£93 Braintree£66 Bridgend£74 Bridgwater£130 Brighton£92 Bristol£100 Burnley£55 Bury St. Edmunds£79 Calne£72 Cambridge£82 Canterbury£106 Cardiff£92 Cardigan£94 Cheltenham£91 Chester£87 Chesterfield£85 Chippenham£79 Chorley£69 Christchurch£72 Clacton On Sea£82 Clitheroe£78 Coatbridge£72 Cobham£68 Colchester£82 Coleraine£86 Corby£74 Coventry£101 Cramlington£87 Crewe£84 Croydon£98 Cupar£50 Darlington£100 Daventry£77 Denbigh£57 Derby£89 Didcot£97 Doncaster£76 Dorchester£94 Dorking£76 Driffield£65 Droitwich£88 Dudley£75 Dundee£99 Dunfermline£82 Eastbourne£85 Eastleigh£96 Edenbridge£79 Edinburgh£100 Ellesmere Port£97 Ely£65 Enniskillen£55 Evesham£57 Exeter£94 Fakenham£118 Falkirk£91 Farnham£68 Fort William£90 Glasgow£86 Glenrothes£69 Gloucester£94 Godalming£99 Grantham£80 Grimsby£84 Guildford£77 Halifax£82 Hamilton£82 Harlow£82 Harrogate£82 Hemel Hempstead£97 Herne Bay£115 Hexham£65 Holt£97 Hull£105 Ilkeston£92 Ipswich£101 Kendal£90 Kenilworth£85 Kettering£87 Kidderminster£78 Kilmarnock£103 King's Lynn£98 Kingston upon Hull£86 Kirkwall£69 Leamington Spa£90 Leatherhead£72 Leeds£78 Leicester£82 Leighton Buzzard£73 Leominster£61 Lichfield£95 Lincoln£90 Lisburn£85 Liverpool£85 Livingston£83 London£86 Loughborough£69 Manchester£86 Market Harborough£90 Marlow£105 Medway£98 Melksham£81 Melton Mowbray£83 Merthyr Tydfil£90 Middlesbrough£81 Milton Keynes£91 Musselburgh£104 Nairn£93 Nantwich£83 Newark£93 Newcastle upon Tyne£82 Newmarket£95 Newton Abbot£91 Newtownabbey£74 Newtownards£71 North Shields£55 Northallerton£67 Northampton£100 Northwich£110 Norwich£112 Nottingham£87 Nuneaton£92 Oban£93 Orpington£120 Oswestry£97 Paignton£74 Paisley£85 Peebles£59 Peterborough£81 Plymouth£95 Pontypridd£115 Port Talbot£75 Portsmouth£100 Preston£76 Reading£109 Redditch£86 Rochdale£81 Romford£74 Ross-on-Wye£64 Rotherham£105 Rugby£94 Runcorn£87 Salford£107 Scunthorpe£85 Selby£99 Sevenoaks£96 Sheffield£92 Sidcup£94 Sittingbourne£79 Skegness£67 Sleaford£70 Solihull£75 Southampton£94 Southend-on-Sea£102 Southport£80 Spalding£84 St Albans£75 Stafford£86 Stamford£89 Stirling£64 Stockport£85 Stockton-on-Tees£65 Stoke-on-Trent£78 Stroud£120 Sutton-in-Ashfield£100 Swadlincote£95 Swansea£98 Swindon£84 Taunton£77 Telford£88 Thetford£50 Thirsk£63 Tonbridge£80 Torquay£92 Towcester£89 Truro£91 Tunbridge Wells£77 Walsall£83 Walton-On-Thames£90 Wantage£86 Warminster£76 Warrington£75 Watford£97 Weston-super-Mare£90 Whitchurch£85 Whitstable£102 Wickford£80 Widnes£95 Wigan£86 Winchester£85 Wisbech£78 Witney£82 Wolverhampton£86 Woodbridge£85 Wrexham£79 Yeovil£105 York£66

What is rabbit vaccination?

Rabbit vaccination in the UK covers two potentially fatal diseases: myxomatosis and rabbit haemorrhagic disease (RHD), which includes the newer RHD2 strain. A combined vaccine (Nobivac Myxo-RHD Plus) covers all three in a single annual injection, making vaccination straightforward and cost-effective. Both indoor and outdoor rabbits are at risk and should be vaccinated.

Why do prices vary between vets?

Vaccine availability — rabbit vaccines have historically had supply issues, and prices can fluctuate accordingly
Inclusion of a health check — many practices include a full examination at the vaccine appointment
Practice specialisation in exotic pets — practices with rabbit-savvy staff may charge a premium for their expertise
Geographic location — rural practices and city-centre practices price differently due to overhead costs

Frequently asked questions

Do indoor rabbits need vaccinating?

Yes. Myxomatosis is spread by insects (particularly fleas and mosquitoes) that can enter the home, and RHD2 can be carried in on clothing, shoes, or hay. Both diseases are fatal and there is no cure — vaccination is the only protection, regardless of whether your rabbit lives indoors or outdoors.

How often does my rabbit need vaccinating?

The current combined Nobivac Myxo-RHD Plus vaccine requires annual boosting to maintain immunity. Your vet will send a reminder when your rabbit is due. Rabbits can be vaccinated from 5 weeks of age.

What are the signs of myxomatosis and RHD?

Myxomatosis causes swollen eyes, nose, lips, and genitals, with rapid deterioration. RHD1 causes sudden death or seizures, often with no warning signs. RHD2 may cause a slightly slower decline. If you see any of these signs, contact a vet immediately — vaccinated rabbits can still contract these diseases but typically have milder symptoms.

CMA Veterinary Market Investigation Order

Under the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) reforms — with the Order due by September 2026 and price lists phased in through 2027 — UK vet practices will publish prices for this procedure. VetPricelist aggregates these published prices so you can compare them in one place.