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Neutering

Jazzy B Bunny

Wise Old Thumper
I'm thinking about getting my boys neuterd in the next 3 months just phoned vets and the quoted me £100 for the 2 :shock: The thing is im really scared about something going wrong with the surgery and losing them :cry: can anyone put my mind at rest.

Also Jazz has always been calm but since i got Gizmo (they dont get let out together) he seems more agitated but noway aggresive, and im worried after neutering he will turn nasty?
 
When I've had un-neutered males near each other - it's made them a bit like that too. Neutering will probably fix it :D It's better for health benfits too - & will stop sexual frustration & you may be able to bond them :D

Neutering a male is a lot less invasive than spaying a doe - & you can have blood tests done before surgery to see how they will respond to the GA :D
 
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