Keeping your rabbit safe from parasites is one of the most important steps you need to take as a pet-owner.
Fleas and worms can cause serious health problems for your beloved bunny, from skin irritation to internal digestive issues, and can even lead to infestations in your home.
A rabbit can pick up parasites from the hay it sleeps in, the grass it runs in, and anywhere it may roam to within or outside your garden.
For the long-term health and wellbeing of your pet and your family, it is essential that you routinely use proven, preventative treatments against the most common parasites throughout your pet’s life.
REMEMBER: that prevention is much easier and cost effective than cure.
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Expert Parasite Prevention for Rabbits With Crofts
At Crofts Vets in Surrey, we provide expert parasite protection for rabbits to keep them healthy and comfortable. As one of Surrey’s leading veterinary practices, we’ve been caring for local pets for well over a century.
We'll ensuring your pet receives the highest standard of care and protection. Trust us to keep your rabbit happy, healthy, and free from harmful parasites.
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Our Pet Health for Life Plan is a great way to spread the cost and save on your pet’s routine healthcare. You will receive all the essential treatments to keep your rabbit free from ticks, fleas and worms.
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Best Flea & Mite Treatment For Rabbits in Surrey
Fleas are one of the most common external parasites in pets and are the cause of many skin problems. Fleas are tiny, dark brown insects that survive year-round in the UK and are common parasites affecting rabbits. They can be picked up from other animals or their environment, reproducing quickly and leading to infestations.
Fleas are also difficult to get rid of once they've infested your pet and their living environment. In fact, an adult flea can stay in its cocoon for up to 6 months before it emerges, so eradicating these parasites can take a long time!
How Fleas Affect Rabbits
- Constant itching and scratching
- Skin allergies, scabs, and irritation
- Risk of anaemia due to blood loss
- Transmission of other parasites, such as tapeworms
Flea Treatments Available at Crofts Vets
Treating your pet with our vet recommended treatment plan will effectively kill fleas and disrupt their life cycle. We offer a variety of vet-approved flea treatments tailored to your rabbit’s needs:
- Spot-On Solutions – Easy and effective external protection
- Oral Medications – Simple-to-administer liquids or tablets
- Preventative Plans – Ongoing protection for year-round safety
Advantages of Rabbit Flea Treatment at Crofts
- Fast-Acting Relief – Quickly eliminates fleas, reducing itching and discomfort for your rabbit.
- Long-Lasting Protection – Provides continuous defense against fleas, preventing reinfestation.
- Easy Application – Available in spot-on solutions, oral medications, and other convenient forms.
- Prevents Disease Transmission – Helps protect against flea-borne illnesses like myxomatosis.
- Protects Your Home & Other Pets – Reduces the risk of flea infestations in your home environment.
- Comprehensive Parasite Control – Some treatments also protect against mites and other external parasites.
Preventing fleas is the best way to keep your rabbit comfortable and healthy!
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Best Worm Treatment For Rabbits in Surrey 
Worms are internal parasites that can affect rabbits, leading to weight loss, digestive problems, and general discomfort. Some worms can even be passed to humans, posing health risks to families.
There are various worms that can infect your pets, and they can pose a threat to your family. Worms that target pets include roundworms, hookworms, lungworms, and tapeworms, and they are prolific across the United Kingdom.
Worms are a year-round threat and the only way to keep your pet and family safe is through proactive treatment.
Common Worms in Rabbits:
- Roundworms
- Tapeworms
- Pinworms
How Worms Affect Rabbits
- Weight loss and malnutrition
- Digestive upset – diarrhea, bloating, or constipation
- Discomfort – itching and excessive grooming
- Risk of transmission to other pets or humans
Worm Treatments at Crofts Vets
We offer a range of effective and safe worm treatments, including:
- Spot-on solutions – Simple external application
- Oral medications – Liquid or tablet options
- Routine prevention plans – Long-term protection
Please be aware that many products available elsewhere other than sold at Crofts Veterinary Practice may be ineffective at treating all the species of worms and fleas your pet could get. Lungworm for example, which is passed on by slugs and snails, is potentially fatal and is non-treatable by over-the-counter medications.
Advanatges of Worm Treatment for Rabbits at Crofts
- Effective Parasite Elimination – Targets common worms like roundworms, tapeworms, and pinworms.
- Long-Lasting Protection – Prevents reinfestation and keeps your rabbit worm-free.
- Vet-Approved & Safe – High-quality treatments tailored to your rabbit’s age, weight, and lifestyle.
- Easy to Administer – Available in tablets, spot-on solutions, and oral liquids for hassle-free dosing.
- Prevents Serious Health Issues – Reduces the risk of weight loss, malnutrition, and digestive problems.
- Protects Your Home & Family – Minimises the risk of worms spreading to other pets and humans.
Regular worm treatment ensures your rabbit stays happy and healthy!
Can Rabbits Get Fleas From Hay?
Yes, while hay itself does not typically carry fleas, it can definitely harbor flea eggs, larvae, or pupae if it has been stored in areas where infested animals, such as wild rabbits or rodents, have been present. Fleas are more commonly transmitted through direct contact with other animals or contaminated environments, but bringing in untreated hay from outside could introduce fleas into your rabbit’s living space.
Parasites: Local Hazards In the Surrey Community
Your rabbit may love running around in the grass, but unfortunately, grassy areas are where parasites hide. But don't worry! At Crofts Vets, we know you could never deprive your rabbit of exercise. This is why we always recommend preventative measures to keep your rabbit safe from parasites.
For flea and worm treatments as well as other parasite control measures we recommend our Pet Health Plan. This plan covers this service as well as other discounts in a monthly fee - so you can rest assured that your rabbit is safe, well, and happy! Get in touch today for further information or to book an appointment with Crofts Vets today!
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