Rabbit vets in District of Columbia
Clinics across District of Columbia that treat rabbits, listed by town.
- 4
- clinics listed
- 2
- confirm they treat rabbits
- 0
- offer farm calls
Clinics change what they offer, so always phone before you go. Know one we’ve missed, or work at one? Suggest or update a clinic.
Washington
District Veterinary Hospital
Confirmed240 7th St SE, Washington, 20003
District Veterinary Hospital
Confirmed3748 10th St NE, Washington, 20017
Armour Veterinary Ophthalmology
Call to confirm4105 Brandywine St NW, Washington, 20016
Also sees: pigs, goats, sheep, horses, alpacas, donkeys
Collins Hospital for Animals
Call to confirm1808 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, 20007
Finding a rabbit vet in District of Columbia: common questions
- How many vets in District of Columbia treat rabbits?
- We list 4 clinics in District of Columbia for rabbits. 2 of them name rabbits on their own website; the other 2 only mention livestock, farm animals or exotics in general, or are listed from their name, so call them to check.
- Which rabbit vets in District of Columbia do farm calls?
- None of the clinics on this page mention farm calls or a mobile service on their website, so you may need to take your rabbits to the practice. Ask when you call.
- What does "Call to confirm" mean?
- The clinic's website talks about livestock, farm animals or exotic pets without naming rabbits, or we couldn't read its website and listed it from its name. Many of these clinics do see rabbits, but check by phone before you go.
- How is this list made?
- We read each clinic's own website and list it for an animal only when the website mentions it. Clinics change what they offer, so always phone ahead.
Spotted a mistake, or a clinic that no longer sees rabbits? Tell us and we’ll fix it at the next update.
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Clinic locations from the Overture Maps Foundation (data from AllThePlaces, Birdeye, BrightQuery, Foursquare, Microsoft, PinMeTo, Uberall, Meta), used under their open licences. Species information comes from each clinic’s own website. Pages are only listed in search engines once they have at least 5 confirmed clinics.