Time for spay?

[PeachySteph]

Ellie has always been very easy going, calm, affectionate. Until the last couple days. Suddenly she's aggressive: biting (not hard enough to draw blood) and grunting for no reason at all. She has never attempted to bite, and I have never heard her grunt until today.

Does this mean her hormones are raging and it's time for her spay? Nothing in her diet or environment has changed at all.

 

[PeachySteph]

oh and she's roughly 5-6 months old

 

[ZRabbits]

Usually that's around when the hormonesstart. I would contact a Rabbit Savvy Vet in your area and discuss what age they recommend.

Good Luck with your Girl.



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[PeachySteph]

she has a vet, I brought her in for a check up shortly after I received her. I guess I'll give them a call. It's too bad they're so far away, but isn't that how it always is when you have an "exotic" pet?

 

[LaylaLop]

Well, my Layla is just over 6 months and I've noticed her doing circles around Mumford and mounting and she even had a false pregnancy so she's getting spayed soon too. My exotic vet is only 8 miles away though so it just depends where you're at

 

[Nancy McClelland]

Our vet said between 4 to 6 months.