If you’re a rabbit owner in Kampala or nearby areas like Ntinda, Makindye, Muyenga, Lubowa, Bugolobi, Nakasero, Nsambya, Seguku, or Mityana, you’ve probably searched online for:
- “Rabbit vet near me”
- “Rabbit doctor in Kampala”
- “Where to treat my sick rabbit in Uganda”
- “Best veterinary clinic for rabbits”
- “Rabbit specialist in Kampala”
- “My rabbit is not eating, where do I take it?”
Look no further — Superior Animal Clinic, located in Makindye along Salaama Road, is your number one destination for rabbit veterinary services in Uganda.
Why Rabbit Owners Visit Superior Animal Clinic
At Superior Animal Clinic, we understand that rabbits aren’t just pets — they’re family. Whether your bunny is showing signs of illness, injury, or you’re just seeking a routine check-up, we offer compassionate, expert care tailored specifically for rabbits.
Our rabbit services are available for pet owners in:
Ntinda, Old Kampala, Kasubi, Nsambya, Katwe, Zanta, Nakasero, Mityana, Buziga, Munyonyo, Nakawa, Rubaga, Muyenga, Naguru, Bugolobi, Kabowa, Kabojja, Lugogo, Lubowa, Seguku, Ndejje, Kololo, Mutundwe, Bukoto, Bulindo, and Kulambiro.
What We Treat: Common Rabbit Diseases in Uganda
We regularly treat the following conditions in rabbits:
- Snuffles (Pasteurellosis) – sneezing, runny nose, and watery eyes
- Gastrointestinal stasis (GI stasis) – a deadly condition where the gut slows down
- Rabbit Ear Mites – causes itching and crusting around the ears
- Dental problems – overgrown teeth, drooling, difficulty eating
- Coccidiosis – a parasitic disease causing diarrhea
- Heat stroke – common in Uganda’s hot weather
- Abscesses and skin infections
- Reproductive health problems – spaying/neutering, uterine infections
- Wound care – injuries from cages or accidents
- Dehydration and malnutrition
- know the most common rabbit diseases reported by prominent rabbit farmers in Uganda
Our Rabbit Treatment Process at Superior Animal Clinic
Here’s what to expect when you bring your rabbit to us:
1. Detailed History & Physical Exam
We’ll ask about your rabbit’s symptoms, diet, housing, and behavior. Then we examine their body, teeth, eyes, ears, and tummy.
2. Diagnostic Tests
If needed, we do:
- Fecal tests (for parasites)
- Blood tests
- X-rays or ultrasound (for internal issues)
3. Customized Treatment Plan
We provide:
- Medication (antibiotics, pain relief, fluids)
- Wound dressing or surgery (if necessary)
- Nutrition support (including syringe feeding for weak rabbits)
- Advice on proper housing, diet, and hygiene
4. Follow-Up Care
We follow up to ensure your rabbit is recovering well. You can also access tele-vet consultations if you’re unable to visit the clinic.
Why Rabbit Health Is Unique — And Need a Rabbit Specialist
Unlike dogs and cats, rabbits often hide signs of illness, so many owners unknowingly delay treatment. That’s why you need a vet who understands rabbit biology and behavior.
At Superior Animal Clinic, we specialize in early detection, gentle handling, and species-specific care.
Rabbit Owners Love Us!
Whether you’re in Naguru needing a quick check-up, in Katwe dealing with rabbit mites, or in Bulindo and your rabbit hasn’t pooped in a day, you’re not alone. Hundreds of rabbit lovers across Kampala and beyond trust Superior Animal Clinic for reliable and affordable treatment.
FAQs About Rabbit Veterinary Services in Uganda
Q1: How much does it cost to treat a rabbit in Kampala?
A: It depends on the condition, but the checkup costs 30,000 shs.
Q2: Do rabbits need vaccinations in Uganda?
A: Yes. But most of the rabbit vaccines are locally unavailable in Uganda
Q3: My rabbit is not eating or pooping. What should I do?
A: That’s an emergency! Bring them to Superior Animal Clinic immediately — it may be GI stasis.
Q4: Do you treat exotic pets like rabbits and guinea pigs?
A: Yes, we have a dedicated exotics unit. Rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and more.
Q5: Do you offer home visits or telemedicine for rabbits?
A: Yes! For rabbit owners in Kampala, we can arrange home visits or online consultations for minor issues.
Q6: What should I feed my rabbit in Uganda?
A: High-fiber hay, clean greens (dodo, pumpkin leaves), and limited pellets. Avoid sugary fruits, maize, and human food.
Q7: Is it safe to spay or neuter my rabbit in Uganda?
A: Yes. We offer safe surgical sterilization to help prevent reproductive diseases and unwanted litters.
Q8: Where can I find a rabbit vet in Kampala who understands rabbits?
A: At Superior Animal Clinic in Makindye, we specialize in rabbit medicine and surgery. We’ve treated rabbits from across Kampala, including Ntinda, Muyenga, Lubowa, and even Mityana.
Q9: Can I bring my rabbit to the vet if it’s just sneezing?
A: Yes! Sneezing can be a sign of respiratory infection (snuffles), which is common and contagious in rabbits. Early treatment is key.
Q10: How do I know if my rabbit is sick?
A: Watch for signs like not eating, fewer droppings, runny nose or eyes, lethargy, or hunching. Rabbits hide illness, so don’t delay — bring them to a vet.
Q11: My rabbit has diarrhea — what should I do?
A: Diarrhea can lead to dehydration and death if untreated. Come to Superior Animal Clinic immediately for treatment and hydration.
Q12: Do you treat baby rabbits (kits)?
A: Yes! We offer care for newborn and young rabbits, including nutrition support, parasite treatment, and safe handling guidance.
Q13: Can rabbits get ticks or fleas in Uganda?
A: Yes, especially if they’re kept outdoors. We provide safe tick/flea treatment options designed for rabbits.
Q14: Can you treat rabbits injured by dogs or cats?
A: Absolutely. We offer wound cleaning, pain relief, antibiotics, and surgical care if needed.
Q15: Do you offer rabbit boarding or hospitalization?
A: Yes. If your rabbit needs to stay for observation or treatment, we offer safe, quiet hospitalization spaces away from predators.
Q16: My rabbit is losing weight. Could it be worms?
A: Possibly. We can perform a fecal test to check for internal parasites and provide proper deworming treatment.
Q17: Do you treat both pet rabbits and meat rabbits?
A: Yes. Whether you raise rabbits for companionship or livelihood, we provide expert care for all types.
Q18: Can I vaccinate my rabbit in Uganda?
A: While vaccines are not yet widely available locally, we offer parasite prevention, hygiene education, and nutritional guidance that protects against disease.
Q19: Is it safe to bring my rabbit on a boda or in a taxi?
A: Yes, but keep them in a secure carrier or box with ventilation. We also offer home visits if you’re worried about transport.
Q20: My rabbit died suddenly — what could have caused it?
A: Common causes include heatstroke, GI stasis, infections, or internal parasites. We offer post-mortem exams if you want to understand the cause and prevent future losses.
Visit Us Today — Rabbit Vet Near You in Kampala
Located right along Salaama Road in Makindye, Superior Animal Clinic is just a few minutes away from most neighborhoods in and around Kampala.
Whether you’re in Bukoto, Lubowa, Munyonyo, or even Mityana, it’s worth the trip for specialized rabbit care you can trust.
Why Choose Superior Animal Clinic for Rabbit Treatment?
Rabbit-Savvy Veterinarians
Affordable, Transparent Prices
Home Visits & Tele-vet Available
Serving All of Kampala and Beyond
Book an Appointment Today!
Don’t wait until it’s too late. If your rabbit is sick, weak, or just needs a check-up, Superior Animal Clinic is ready to help.
Location: Makindye, Salaama Road, Kampala
Call/WhatsApp: +256 771909946
Website: superioranimalclinicvet.com
Your rabbit deserves the best care — and that’s exactly what we provide
