Happy "Oscar Gets Neutered Today" Day!

My little man Oscar gets neutered in the morning! I am verrrrry excited for him, but still, rather nervous :? I know it's routine, but... I love his cheeky self and I hope everything goes alright.
I'm excited to have him all healed up and officially bonded with Ollie. I've gone shopping for new bits and bobs for their new love nest and I can't wait! Got some great deals on toys and fleeceys and such. And a new carrier for practically nothing. Successful rabbit shopping day
I'll let you guys know how it goes! Good luck vibes please for little Oscar

"Oyyyy mum, does I haveeeeee to wakes up earlies for my swurgerweyy??"

Lots of *Vibes* for wee Oscar - I hope the vet doesn't shave that fluffy bum :shock::lol:

hope it all goes well will be thinking of you all
ann xxxx

Coineanach said:

Lots of *Vibes* for wee Oscar - I hope the vet doesn't shave that fluffy bum :shock::lol:

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Well I diiiiiid have them remove some awful matted fur whilst he was under (he's a recent rescue). I'm excited to see his lovely shiney new coat

So he vets just rang and said everything went lovely with little Oscar :wave: I'll be going to pick him up in a few.
Was just thinking...tis been a while since I've had a just-neutered rabbit. How long does recovery take? I remember Blaise was up and bouncing just hours after his surgery..but that musn't be normal.
How long before it's ok for him to see/start getting adjusted to living with Oliver? (whom he's not currently living with, but they have lived together, and are quite in love )

I had my boy neutered on Friday and he's back to himself today. Hope Oscar recovers quickly .

Thank you :wave: Not too worried about fertility - although I've heard it was only 2 weeks after the procedure - either way, no worries as he prefers to have a boyfriend to a girlyfriend

Yes sorry, I realised my mistake after and edited my post

Good luck sure you won't need it xx

So I've just gone round to collect him, and everything went brill, but the vet nurse right ticked me off. She was giving me post-op care advice, and then asked if I use a bowl or bottle for water. I responded bowl - all my buns have always used them - and she started going at me saying things like "this isn't a dog, you know, rabbits are made to use bottles" and "he may fall asleep in his waterbowl and drown" and so on and so forth. I realize that she was trying to help, but she kept going on and on about it. I politely told her that I would be keeping the closest of eyes on him, and not to worry.
:roll:
But on a lighter note, I've just tucked him away in his cage and he went straight for his nummy fruit that I had waiting for him

glad he's ok

as for the 'nurse'......i've never seen wild rabbits have the luxury of bottles - how differently 'made' is oscar?:?