Rabbit sickness in FL!

[EverythingDucks]

It is in FL now? I wasn't aware that it had spread here--I've heard of it in other countries but I wasn't aware of it here?

I first saw it in Cali. Buts its spread so fast it's made it's way here some. Not nearly as bad as Cali, but still

 

[Skye'sDucks]

I first saw it in Cali. Buts its spread so fast it's made it's way here some. Not nearly as bad as Cali, but still

I want to say I remember hearing it being in Cali, but I can't remember clearly if I did. I'll have to do some research about it since my rabbits live outside.

 

[Skye'sDucks]

Don't mean to keep posting to this thread, but I just found out currently there is only one found case of RHDV2 in FL that was found in December 2020. It apparently has not spread anymore. It is a very good idea to be aware of this for those of us in FL and to report any dead rabbits, as the OP said.

https://www.fdacs.gov/content/download/91807/file/RHD2Website20200104.pdf

(In case anyone else is interested)

 

[Show Sebright]

It is in FL now? I wasn't aware that it had spread here--I've heard of it in other countries but I wasn't aware of it here?

Yep it is in more of south FL right now that i know of.

 

[CHlCKEN]

It’s a scary thing going around. I do not have a rabbit but if I did I would want to be very careful. Stay safe all!