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Any advice re: PDSA

Sue&Sooty

Sue&Sooty

Wise Old Thumper
Has anyone used the PDSA for their bunnies?

I qualify for help with costs of treatments if my animals are ill if I go through the PDSA and just wondered if anyone had any experience of them with bunns?
I have called round for quotes on neutering and they seem the most reasonable in my area.
The vet I have always used for my cat beore charges £65 for a buck and £85 for a doe whereas PDSA quoted £40 and £50

Thanks
 
Ive used the pdsa they usualy have one of there vets thats rabbit savi :lol: , they dont do nutering though unless its on medical grounds. I had the chance a couple of months back to speak to one of there vets and it seems they are discusing whether to start doing them again.. Were do you live because there is the celia hammond trust based at new cross that will do spays and castrations for people on low incomes. val ps: should have added the pdsa are great.
 
Thanks

I spoke to them today and they said they do neutering but they don't do it for free, there is a small charge.

They do however give free consultations and treatment for sick animals which is good to know.

I also looked on my local RSPCA site too and they do bunny neutering for £20/£30 which is even better.
 
Both the vets I use (one of which I am working at at the mo) are great with buns and they only charge £30 - £40 for a castrate. £65 is an obscene amount! :roll:
 
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