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Mama Doe
As you may know I have 7 buns, All were acquired around the same time for a number of different reasons (started with 2 and the rest seems to hop there way in )
Each bun have very different characters and are all loved very much, even the grumpy ones that tear your arms to ribbons :lol:
They are all between 6 and 9 months, we waited for them to settle, had a few illnesses and accidents so waited until the spring to get them neutered (they are all outdoor buns)
Its coming to the time now where we are going to start booking them all in to be neutered, and Im petrified about losing them.
Ive read many stories on here (and generally the bad ones stick with you)
A local pets is doing a special on neutering all April £20 for males and £35 for females, We have 2 males and 5 females.
I know that its more detrimental to there health not to be neutered and we desperately want to start pairing these up (2 females currently live together and get on fine, we decided it was more stressful to split them (they have been together since we got them and rarely fight, they groom each other daily. happily eat together share any treats, Ive never seen any malicious behaviour from them)
Any advise, help, stories????
Each bun have very different characters and are all loved very much, even the grumpy ones that tear your arms to ribbons :lol:
They are all between 6 and 9 months, we waited for them to settle, had a few illnesses and accidents so waited until the spring to get them neutered (they are all outdoor buns)
Its coming to the time now where we are going to start booking them all in to be neutered, and Im petrified about losing them.
Ive read many stories on here (and generally the bad ones stick with you)
A local pets is doing a special on neutering all April £20 for males and £35 for females, We have 2 males and 5 females.
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April Promotion - Neutering for your furry friend
Please get your fabulous furry friend neutered - Be amazed at our prices and delighted with our care. We are here to help you every step of the way by being up to 60% lower in price than other vets with absolutely no compromise on care.
April is our special month for promoting the neutering of all rabbits, guinea pigs and ferrets.
To make this easier for you, we have further reduced our already LOW costs for neutering of small furries, for the entire month of April!
Our extra special neutering prices during April for you are:
* Mr Rabbit - £20
* Mrs Rabbit - £35
* Mr Guinea Pig - £30
* Mr Ferret - £15
* Mrs Ferret - £30
* Price for castration, Mr Ferret vasectomy - £30
We offer neutering every weekday at ************, and it really is so easy to organise. All you need to do is to call your local ************ clinic, book in your furry friend for a day convenient to you and bring them along at the arranged time! All small furries can be neutered from 3-4 months of age. Neutering requires a general anaesthetic, which means leaving your pet with us for the day, but returning home to you that same evening for some more TLC!
Having your small furry neutered is one of the most important steps you can take to help your pet enjoy a happy, healthy and long life. It helps to prevent both health and behaviour issues that can become problematic, so it really is a kind thing to do for your pet.
I know that its more detrimental to there health not to be neutered and we desperately want to start pairing these up (2 females currently live together and get on fine, we decided it was more stressful to split them (they have been together since we got them and rarely fight, they groom each other daily. happily eat together share any treats, Ive never seen any malicious behaviour from them)
Any advise, help, stories????