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Bunny neutering

Lind80

Mama Doe
Rupert was castrated last week, when he had his teeth done. He was a little bit slow to recover, I think that was because he has been having quite a few anaesthetics for his teeth to be done.He has bounced back now though and is back to his normal self. I had hoped it might have stopped him spraying me, but he seems to be worse than ever at the moment :roll:

Fred Junior had his incisors removed on Tuesday. He was eating shredded vegetables that evening and back to eating his normal pelleted food by the next morning :lol: . He definetley likes his food. The vet said he was a little bloater. It doesn't seem to have knocked him back at all. He is still on Metacam and I think I will keep giving it to him for the next week.

Humphrey is going in to be castrated on Monday. Don't know how he will cope though because he never has to go to the vets, unlike the other two.
 
It takes about 6 weeks for hormones to calm down so any behavior improvements wont usually be seen until after this time
 
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