Rabbits require specialized care, and you will need to find a qualified exotics vet to take care of most of your rabbits medical needs. Vets that handle cats and dogs often can not administer the right care for a rabbit. It is better to find a vet before you need one. Please read this page if you've never had to find a rabbit-savvy vet.

Note: Many people have success is using Bach's Rescue Remedy to help reduce the stress of vet visits on their pets. Some people swear by it for themselves, too!!

The following is a list of rabbit-savvy vets in the New England area who have been recommended by members of 3 Bunnies and affiliated organizations. This is not a comprehensive list, but it is the best we can do while honoring our commitment to only recommend vets we know personally.

NOTE: If you see any listings that need to be updated, please contact the webmaster with the new information and this page will be updated accordingly. Your help in keeping this page as up-to-date is appreciated by everyone and anyone needing the information provided here.

NOTE: With reference to requests to modify our "vets.htm" page to directly add vets or indirectly add vets via third-party referrals - You may submit a new vet listing request to this address: webmaster@3bunnies.org. Please be advised that if we do not have any "internal" (word-of-mouth) references to you, we will in fact contact and likely seek to determine, via phone interview and/or face-to-face meeting, directly from the exotic vet themselves as to whether we wish to list them. Our vets page is a painstakingly (literally) compiled list of vets that 3bunnies members recommend, and no one else. Blindly adding vets to these pages based on random requests defeats this concept. Recommendations for additions to this page are restricted to those that reach us from people we know and trust with regard to exotics vets.

A note for our national and international readership: please be advised that 3 Bunnies Rabbit Rescue is based in the USA, in New England, and many of the listings you may find on our pages (for example, vets, wildlife rehabilitation people, etc) - they are most likely also in the northeastern United States (Eastern Time). Please take this into account before attempting telephone contact, as you may very well be waking someone up. Not everyone is available 24 hours a day, and courtesy and concern for their personal lives is required. We have received a few complaints of people calling in the middle of the night, and if we continue to get such complaints, we will be forced to remove most of the listings provided (except the 24 hour facilities) on the website and be forced to conditionally provide them after speaking to those who make such requests to members of 3 Bunnies.