Reference Guide to Immunization Programs for Major Infectious Diseases in Domestic Rabbits
Immunization Programs for Major Infectious Diseases in Domestic Rabbits (for reference)
Immunization Programs for Major Infectious Diseases in Domestic Rabbits (for reference)
1 Immunization Program for Wool Rabbits and Rex Rabbits
Establishment of Immunity in Newborn and Young Rabbits
Immunization Age Vaccine Name Dose Injection Route
35 days of age Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
50-55 days of age Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
60-65 days of age Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease (Rabbit Plague) Inactivated Vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
Or: Use the following program for newborn rabbits weaned at 40-45 days of age
Immunization Age Vaccine Name Dose Injection Route
30-35 days of age Pasteurella multocida Disease Inactivated Vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
40-45 days of age Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease (Rabbit Plague) Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
60-65 days of age Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
70 days of age Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
Note: The timing of immunization against Clostridium perfringens disease can be appropriately adjusted according to the disease situation on the rabbit farm.
Immunization Program for Breeding Bucks and Non-Breeding Young and Adult Rabbits (routine immunization twice a year, at 6-month intervals)
Routine Immunization Vaccine Name Dose Injection Route
1st time Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
2nd time Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
Breeding Does (routine immunization twice a year, at 6-month intervals)
Routine Immunization Vaccine Name Dose Injection Route
1st time Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
2nd time Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
1 Immunization Program for Wool Rabbits and Rex Rabbits
Establishment of Immunity in Newborn and Young Rabbits
Immunization Age Vaccine Name Dose Injection Route
35 days of age Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
50-55 days of age Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
60-65 days of age Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease (Rabbit Plague) Inactivated Vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
Or: Use the following program for newborn rabbits weaned at 40-45 days of age
Immunization Age Vaccine Name Dose Injection Route
30-35 days of age Pasteurella multocida Disease Inactivated Vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
40-45 days of age Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease (Rabbit Plague) Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
60-65 days of age Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
70 days of age Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
Note: The timing of immunization against Clostridium perfringens disease can be appropriately adjusted according to the disease situation on the rabbit farm.
Immunization Program for Breeding Bucks and Non-Breeding Young and Adult Rabbits (routine immunization twice a year, at 6-month intervals)
Routine Immunization Vaccine Name Dose Injection Route
1st time Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
2nd time Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
Breeding Does (routine immunization twice a year, at 6-month intervals)
Routine Immunization Vaccine Name Dose Injection Route
1st time Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
2nd time Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease and Pasteurella multocida Disease Combined Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
Rabbit Clostridium perfringens Disease (Clostridial Disease) Type A Inactivated Vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection