Vets · Illinois

Rabbit-savvy vets in Illinois.

Additional national directories that cover every county, for when our own directory above doesn't have what you need.

Routine and exotics care

• Veterinary teaching hospital · Routine and emergency care

  Zoological Medicine Service, Veterinary Teaching Hospital

  University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine (Urbana)

  The university teaching hospital's service for exotic and zoological species, including rabbits, in Urbana.

  The page states the service "provides general, specialist level and emergency care to client-owned zoological species", can see a pet "as a referral from your regular veterinarian or primarily", and lists rabbits among the mammal species it performs preventative spay and neuter procedures on. It asks you to call if you have questions about whether they can see your pet.

  Last verified September 12, 2026 by MyBabyBunny · Call first.

Listed for convenience, not endorsed. We have not visited these practices and cannot guarantee your experience. Always call ahead and ask your own questions.

Emergency care

If your rabbit stops eating, can't pass stool, or seems in pain, call a rabbit-savvy vet now.

Zoological Medicine Service, Veterinary Teaching Hospital (above) also states it provides emergency care — call first.

• Emergency service · Emergency care

  Emergency and Critical Care Service, Veterinary Teaching Hospital

  University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine (Urbana)

  The university teaching hospital's emergency service in Urbana.

  The page states that emergency and critical care services "are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year" and lists the small-animal emergency line as covering "dogs, cats, zoo med species". Call before you drive; confirm a clinician who sees rabbits is on duty.

  Last verified September 12, 2026 by MyBabyBunny · Call first.

Listed for convenience, not endorsed. We have not visited these practices and cannot guarantee your experience. Always call ahead and ask your own questions.

National directories

• Directory · Routine and emergency care

  Rabbit Vets Near Me

  House Rabbit Society (rabbit.org)

  An interactive United States map: click a state to see rabbit-savvy veterinarians organized by county. Entries carry service tags such as emergency (24/7), extended hours, urgent and drop-off.

  The page states the information is "provided for your convenience—it's not an endorsement", that listings "come from reliable sources that indicate they treat rabbits", that most recommendations are for individual veterinarians rather than whole clinics, and that for emergency-tagged clinics you should "first call to make sure there is a veterinarian on call or on duty that is willing to treat rabbits". Compiled with WabbitWiki and Rabbitors.info.

  Last verified September 12, 2026 by MyBabyBunny · Call first.

• Directory · Routine and exotics care

  Find an Exotic Vet

  Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians (AEMV)

  A location-and-radius search of the association's member veterinarians who treat exotic mammals, including rabbits.

  The page is titled "Find an Exotic Vet Near You | Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Rodents" and searches by your location within a chosen radius. It does not indicate emergency availability; ask each practice.

  Last verified September 12, 2026 by MyBabyBunny · Call first.

Listed for convenience, not endorsed. We have not visited these practices and cannot guarantee your experience. Always call ahead and ask your own questions.

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