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neutering a buck price ?

Prices vary as all Practices set their own rates.

It could be anything from about £60 to £110. Best to ask your Vet for a quote

Your Buck will remain fertile for at least 2 weeks after neutering, possibly even 4 weeks. So it is important that he has no contact with an entire Doe during that time.
 
Depends on your vet :wave: Out vet costs £33 for neuter and £52 for spays :) Could be more though :)

There are lots of does on rabbit rehome looking for husbuns ;)
 
Good on you for having good plans for your bunny :)

The price of a neuter varies completely depending on your area or vet. My vet charges somewhere around £70 for a neuter.

For getting a girlie friend, your best bet is to contact a reputable rescue (one who spays/neuters and vaccinates) and adopt a girl who is already spayed. :)

If you're not sure whether or not you have a good vet, you can start a thread saying 'rabbit savvy vet wanted near X' (with your nearest town being X) and you will hopefully get some recommendations- if you're in the UK that is :)
 
My last one was £60 including follow up check, pain killers etc

DO make sure its a rabbit savvy vet as rabbits have specific needs for their anaesthetic and preparation for surgery:wave:
 
WoW thanx guys my mom's good good friend works a small pet surgery so a rabit savvy vet and a lil discount im hoping to get a girlfriend for him from the rspca seeing as its the only place around me with rabbits for rehome ... wish me luck !! xx
 
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