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How much for a x ray?

Bugsthebun

Bugsthebun

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One of my bunnies is eating very little again, she had stasis 2 weeks ago and did finally recover. Now she's eating fine and drinking fine, but not moving very much. Just wondering the price of x ray as I think they'll be the next step
 
Bugsthebun said:
One of my bunnies is eating very little again, she had stasis 2 weeks ago and did finally recover. Now she's eating fine and drinking fine, but not moving very much. Just wondering the price of x ray as I think they'll be the next step
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All Vets set their own fees so you'd need to call your own Vet to discuss exact costs. Also costs depend on what Xrays are needed, how many, under sedation or GA....etc....etc

There are so many variants so as I have said, your best option is to request a quote from your own Vet.

Good luck :)
 
Bugsthebun said:
One of my bunnies is eating very little again, she had stasis 2 weeks ago and did finally recover. Now she's eating fine and drinking fine, but not moving very much. Just wondering the price of x ray as I think they'll be the next step
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I'm really sorry to hear about your little bun.
Has your vet suggested an X-ray?

You can ring and ask the basic price, as vets do vary.

There's a rough guide here:

https://www.milfordvets.co.uk/price-list/

Often the first plate is the expensive one, and then subsequent X-rays come out less expensive.
 
One of mine has had a few X-rays at two different vets this year, and they've all come out around the £300/£400 mark. That includes the consultation fee, general anaesthetic, any meds needed and the X-ray itself. But it will vary for different places and I know some practices are cheaper, so definitely worth ringing and asking, they should be able to give you an estimate over the phone. Hoping your bunny is back to her normal self very soon x
 
My vets do a breakdown of bills. First xray is £60, each further xray that session around £20 but prices will vary a lot. Vibes for your bunny
 
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