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Nia
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Graeme27Uk
Warren Scout
Cost? Breeding?
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Graeme27Uk
Warren Scout
Well unless you want baby bunnies then there isn't really much choice if she is to have her hunk of bunny lovin'.
I'm sure the vet will treat her fine and that everything will go fab.
Though I can empathise with your worries... I think we all worry about our bundles of fluffiness.
FriskyClover
Warren Veteran
I agree, we do all worry about them so much.
I think the problem with spaying/neutering is that you feel bad because they feel poorly afterwards and don't know why. That's how I felt with my two anyway. Also, no one likes putting a bunny through a GA, I always end up crying at the vets when I drop them off
.:lol: Her prospective husbuns will have to be firing blanks anyway:lol:
She went through the spay really well though. I do think Nethies take longer to eat after but she did eventually. Thinking of you xAwww poor Nia. My littlest boy Mouse would be soooo cute with Nia, he's tiny as well and just loves giving our other buns and us kisses. I hope you find a lovely husbun for Nia, she's so lovely.
Thoughts are with you hun, be strong! x
bunny babe
Wise Old Thumper
Just think of the lovely husbun she will be able to have in a few weeks.
I totally understand your concerns I was totally the same when my rabbit Flump was spayed.
I ended up making myself poorly and Flump was absoutley fine! You will notice a big change in her once she is spayed - we did with Flump she became alot more chilled out!
The only thing I will say which I am sure ur vet will tell you too is to make sure she eats afterwards that is the most important thing in rabbits is that they eat. It is usual for her maybe not to eat straight after or the night you bring her home but make sure she is eating by morning!
We are also thinking of getting her a little friend too!
Good luck!
