leave dexter un nuetered so they can live together?

what sort of price is it?

whats the % of death from anasthetic?

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Its much easier to neuter male rabbits. Word of warning however, they dont become infertile for 4-6 weeks following surgery.

Spaying rabbits in my clinic is about £70. Rabbits used to pose a much higher risk than they do with the anaesthetics we use these days. Its pretty routine. Death rate is about one in 500. Tiny risk compared to the older anaesthetics we used..

good luck


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Yes its easier to neuter male rabbits but does 80% of unspayed does develop cancer of the uterus!

I would get them both done frags, otherwise your buck once he's sexually mature will probably hassle her and could end up in a nasty fight.

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Its £45 for a spay at my vets and £35 for a neuter which is really good!

There's a nationwide vet called Petvax and they offer quite cheap spaying & neutering

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Hi Frags

Down here i paid £56 for Barney's neutering but Stan's is going to be £70, i think it is usually more expensive for does!

Im getting Stan done when he is about 5 months old but im so scared about the anasthetic after Dave dying while he was under, its soo risky but i think most are ok!

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Id personally get both done when the time is right for each.

Spaying wil obviously stop any unwanted pregnancies, but what it to stop your male from constantly mounting your female, even when spayed? Neutering should put a stop to unwanted sexual behaviour.

I had my male done when he was old enough (hes 18 months now) and when my female is old enough, she will be done aswell. Shes already hit sexual maturity and humps Norbert and urinates all over him.

i will be getting buddy chopped when i have the money purley to stop him spraying eveywhere he has finally got out the humping everything in sight stage

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im not intending on getting dexter castrated as he is my breeding buck (im a french lop breeder) but im unsure if i will be breeding from mid as of yet and wondered if i got her spayed wether they could live together as they seem very in love at mo lol
guess its not going to happen that way. DOH!

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Unless you try it, you wont know. There is a chance they may get on, there is a chance they wont.

As she wont be coming into season, he may very well leave her alone. You will only find out through trial and error.

In my experiences an un-neutered buck will hump everything and anything until castrated. I'm pretty sure if you have Midi spayed she would still have a lot of unwanted attention from Dexter, which might cause problems with them getting alone if Midi gets fed up with the humping she might turn on Dexter. If Dexter doesn't hump Midi them go for it just be wary that the phrase "humping like rabbits" didn't come from no where.

I know when I first got my Charlie until he was castrated I let him release his frustrations on a soft toy rabbit so my hand was safe from being humped when trying to give him his dinner.