[header] How to get rabbits spayed or neutered [title] Contact a vet. [step] If you have a vet already, contact them and let them know you'd like your rabbit spayed or neutered. If you don't have a vet yet, contact local vets in your area.
[header] How to get rabbits spayed or neutered [title] Contact a vet. [step] If you have a vet already, contact them and let them know you'd like your rabbit spayed or neutered. If you don't have a vet yet, contact local vets in your area.
Common rules in terms of spaying and neutering include : [substeps] The rabbit is transitioning and needs to have a properly cared for hutch before adding any rabbits. A rabbit's hutch should also be kept well ventilated and properly cleaned. Oftentimes, rabbits will be circumcised in their first season and neutered shortly after they first reach a certain age. [substeps] Even if you've done this yourself, it's still a good idea to ask if a vet can determine any particular gender-related issues. Look for one with experience dealing with rabbits. [substeps] If you have a friend with rabbits or other pets, you could ask them for a recommendation. They will be able to tell you if they can handle the spay-and-neuter problems. [title] Test your rabbit at least twice each year.