RWAF Rabbit Friendly Vet

What this means for your pet

Rabbits are prey animals with specialist needs and many practices see few of them. A Rabbit Friendly Vet has been vetted by RWAF for genuine rabbit competence — reassuring for rabbit owners.

About this accreditation

A directory accreditation from the Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund recognising practices with genuine rabbit expertise. The relaunched scheme assesses 16 areas of rabbit care and awards an overall tier of Silver, Silver+ or Gold, reviewed by RWAF's veterinary adviser.

Who can hold this accreditation

Practices that demonstrate rabbit-specific knowledge, prey-species separation, and clinical provision for rabbits.

Referral requirement

No — open access.

Professional oversight

Legal basis

Voluntary welfare-charity accreditation (not statutory).

Accredited providers (15)

• Abercorn Veterinary Clinicsveterinary practiceedinburgh, EH15 1EU
• Ark Veterinary Clinics Ltdveterinary practicecoatbridge, ML5 3RD
• Ashleigh Veterinary Centreveterinary practicelancashire, M16 0DE
• Birch Heath Veterinary CentreGeneral Practicetarporley, CW6 9UU
• Kerrie OakleyPhysiotherapistRH14 9NX
• Natasha RobertsHydrotherapistRingwood, BH24 3BA
• Park Veterinary Centreveterinary practicehertfordshire, WD17 3PA
• Parkvets Veterinary Hospitalveterinary practicefootscray, DA14 5HB
• Peninsula Veterinary ReferralsSpecialist Practiceheswall, CH60 7RJ
• Sutton in Ashfield Vets4Pets Ltdveterinary practicesutton-in-ashfield, NG17 4EB
• TEAV Ltd trading as The Exotic Animal Vetsveterinary practice28 croftsbank road, M41 0UH
• Vets Now Peterboroughveterinary practice32 papyrus road, PE4 5BH
• Vets Now (Reading)veterinary practiceberkshire, RG1 7TW
• Watkins & Tasker Vetsveterinary practicenorth somerset, BS49 4EQ
• Wright's Veterinary Servicesveterinary practicegateshead, DH3 2QH