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Neutering...

tomcat

tomcat

Young Bun
Hi Guys

How much did it cost you to get your rabbits neutured?

I know the price varies from place to place, so i made this thread to find out the average cot and what i could expect to pay.
 
My vet charges £70 for male and a tad more for a female. This is in East London. :wave:
 
my vet female spay=68 pounds... male castrate £48 however this includes the pre op check and pain relief a gut stimulant and so far 4 post op checks... any other medications ie extra pain relief and antibiotics due to complications are extra....

mums vet gloucester: 100 female spay..... 68 male castrate....
my old vets in slough= 98 female spay and 65 male neuter. x
 
Our local one charges £120 for a female and £80 for a male. One 5 miles down the road charges £45 for male and £55 for female.
 
the more important factor(than money) is a rabbit savvy vet this lessens the risk of any complications adn you will get better care any vet who tells you your rabbit should be starved before the op is a rubbish rabbit vet and should not do the op as buns cannot be sick and in actual fact if they arent eating right up to and asap after op they can have more complications due to sensitive digestive tract.. whats your location prehaps someone on here can reccomend a good vet?x
 
A good idea may be to see if there is a rabbit rescue nearish to you that can recommend their vet? the one a rescue uses to neuter their buns is likely to be more experienced and in my mind, if it costs a bit more, its worth it!
 
I had my 2 boys neutered last week. It cost £15 each. :shock: Which included pain killers and a post op phone call. My boys recovered really well and didn't have any problems. The vets are in Goodmayes, Essex.
 
have a look at the PVC clinic in coventry. They have a very good vet there called rebecca (ask for her specifically if you use the vet). They are about £35 - £40 for a spay/castration which is reasonable for the area.
 
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