MagPie
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haha Yeah the humping does get old. My poor cat Merlin would get the worst of it. Harvey would grab a chunk of the cat's fur/skin and really hold on. Poor kitty was not amused.
Neutering Cost
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Trixie
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I paid $137.00 for Thumper to be fixed. 400 ish is totally asinine! Hope you find a lower cost vet. I went to our local spay & neuter clinic.
LoveMyRabbit0910
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The one I might be going to soon is going to be $75 for the neutering but not sure exactly how much for the check-up.
Michelle Savage
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The vet we go to charges $93.46 for a neuter and $106.94 for the spay.
ohbunnies
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Bunnylova4eva wrote:
For my male neuter, it is $99 for the pre-check up and the neuter. My vet is a rabbit specialist and I'm lucky! My females were a bit more- $149 total. However, totally worth it.
I would definitely look for a vet that is rabbit-savvy.
Ok so I'd really like to get Ripley neutered (he's 10 mo. old now) Anyway when we were at the vet the other day, we asked for an estimate. The total was $445.00 which seemd like alot to me. I was more expecting like $250 or something around there. This did include bloodwork for before etc. though which brings the price up a good bit.
How much did you all pay to get your bunnies neutered??
P.s. sorry if there's already a thread like this, I thought I'd seen a topic like this once but now didn't know where it was.
For my male neuter, it is $99 for the pre-check up and the neuter. My vet is a rabbit specialist and I'm lucky! My females were a bit more- $149 total. However, totally worth it.
I would definitely look for a vet that is rabbit-savvy.
Bunnylova4eva
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Do you vets all have you do bloodwork before the neuter? From what I understood only older bunnies needed bloodwork before (or is 10 mo. considered older?)
They listed a bunch of things separtely on the estimate (Pre-Antesthetic ($39), gas Anesthesia ($108), Neuter ($92), Surgical instrument supply pac ($42), hospitalizaion ($30), fluids ($21), bloodwork ($73), Metacam ($36), etc. etc.) We have most of a bottle of Metacam left from when Jelly was sick so that would save us $36 right there. Oh, and this does not include the checkup after to the best of my knowledge. I'm not sure about a precheck but it wasn't listed there.
They listed a bunch of things separtely on the estimate (Pre-Antesthetic ($39), gas Anesthesia ($108), Neuter ($92), Surgical instrument supply pac ($42), hospitalizaion ($30), fluids ($21), bloodwork ($73), Metacam ($36), etc. etc.) We have most of a bottle of Metacam left from when Jelly was sick so that would save us $36 right there. Oh, and this does not include the checkup after to the best of my knowledge. I'm not sure about a precheck but it wasn't listed there.
Apebull
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I've also been checking around to get Twigs neutered. Check the web-site spaycalifornia.com Even if your not in CA there's a link to all the other states. In my area it can run from $50-$200. Good luck and I understand the humping thing. Twigs does it to my daughter all the time.
melbaby80
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saidinjester wrote:
I agree, that's way more then what my two dogs would total WITH blood work and pain meds. Spays and Neuters in seattle's local vets cost 60/50.
Bunnylova4eva
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Well, the good news is while looking around today, I found a spay/neuter clinic near me who has a well-known rabbit savvy vet in twice month and does rabbit spays for $80 and neuters for $50. I'm going to call maybe tomorow and ask a few questions. Any things in particular you think I should ask? I haven't been there before so I'm a bit hesitant but I know the vet is very good who comes in and does the bunnies.
LakeCondo
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All I can think of to ask is how much the whole thing should cost, including any blood work, anesthesia, etc.
