Hi, I have had 2 female before. The males were always neutered. It was only brought to my attention several years ago the problems with uterian cancer in bunnies. My first female bunny lived to 9 and she was not spayed. (I was not aware then). My second female bunny had so many ear operations I never wanted to put her through another op. She passed away recently and was 5 or 6 she too was used for breeding before I got her from a rescue.
Our new bunny is about 5, but we will never know. She was used for breeding all her life so god knows how many litters she had.
I want her to settle on first before considering a spay. Although she is very happy with her companion, she is very wary of humans but is getting used to me. Is she more at risk because she had many litters ?
Our new bunny is about 5, but we will never know. She was used for breeding all her life so god knows how many litters she had.
I want her to settle on first before considering a spay. Although she is very happy with her companion, she is very wary of humans but is getting used to me. Is she more at risk because she had many litters ?
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. I would talk to your vet and ask if they think she is well enough for the op and also he may get a better idea looking at her what age she is.
