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Spaying when bonded

L

Lisa & Amos

Warren Scout
Hi

I'm getting my little girl spayed this week hopefully. Only problem is she is already bonded to a neutered boy. Should I keep them seperate after the opp or will that cause more stress?
Got a seperate run if required.
 
My Vet always advises that bonded Buns should stay together, including during the Does admission to hospital for her op'

Good luck

xx
 
My vet advised that I keep them seperate for three days inside (I had it done in November) to allow her to heal. they didn't see each other in that time, but went back together like nothing had happened.
 
I use the same vet as Jane, for almost 6 years, all ARC bunnies who are paired up are always kept together without any problem following all types of operations. We have found that they have recovered quicker from surgery in that they are moving about, eating and pooing quicker .

Personally I would only separate them if there is lots of humping.
 
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