25/3/11 CAMDEN, Sydney – Dr David N. Phalen, DVM, PhD reported 5 cases in last 3 weeks.
(Director, Avian Reptile and Exotic Pet Hospital, University of Sydney, 02 9351 1798)

Glen Innes New South Wales, Myxomatosis Outbreak, February 2011.

Goonellabah Lismore NSW

Poor little wild rabbit found at the sports field in the final stages of the virus, March 2011. One kind person took it to the vet to be helped to his final sleep.

Grafton New South Wales, Myxomatosis Outbreak, February 2011.

Reported outbreak of Myxomatosis in NSW in Gulgong near Mudgee, October 2012. Norm reported his daughter’s beloved rabbit fell to the disease today near Dubbo.

Jackadgery New South Wales, Myxomatosis Outbreak, February 2011.

Lismore New South Wales, Myxomatosis Outbreak, February 2011.

We have reports of dear little rabbits lost to Myxo in Newcastle, NSW Australia, April 2011. RIP little bunnies. We will see you over the bridge.

Over one dozen rabbits have sadly been put to sleep at a vet clinic in Nowra NSW, April 2011. RIP dear little friends.

Penrith New South Wales Myxomatosis Outbreak, February 2011.

Yamba New South Wales Outbreak, February 2011.

We have a report of 7 confirmed cases of Myxomatosis in Newcastle, November 2015. Keep your bunnies inside, mozzie and flea free.

Use Advantix for Dogs on back of neck to repel mozzies and kill fleas. Rate: 0.1 ml per kg of rabbit. Apply fortnightly.

There is rabbit myxomatosis in Byron Bay NSW, April 2015.

Wild rabbit found suffering Myxomatosis in Medowie, NSW, March 2015. If you live near there keep your pet rabbits inside your home. Keep them flea and mozzie free.

There are reported cases of myxomatosis in the Clarence Valley, Grafton NSW, March 2015.

Riverbank Vet has seen two families with rabbits infected with Myxomatosis in Clarenza Grafton NSW, March 2015.

Two reported cases of Myxomatosis in Maclean, NSW, March 2015.

Sad news of a myxomatosis outbreak in Ballina in northern NSW in two pet bunnies that had to be put to sleep after being diagnosed by a vet as having the deadly disease.

A young man has sadly lost his loved rabbit to Myxomatosis in Ashby, NSW

Macadamia Castle Knockrow Ballina NSW has lost rabbits that brought so much joy to children and adults alike at the petting zoo. RIP little bunnies.