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Thanks guys! :)

Great. Thanks for the help! I will phone vets up now :)

Hi again I was just reading up about aftercare and it says that not only will she need to be kept inside for a little while afterwards, but also, she cannot be kept with another rabbit until healed. She is very close to her older 5 year old rabbit friend so I just thought I would check to...

I will E-Mail the vets in a minute and just check everything out and arrange it :). Thanks for all the help and feel free to continue the thread as it is very interesting I think :)

This is looking like a strong contender at the moment : https://antonvets.co.uk/exotics/ or this one: https://petdoctors.co.uk/our-practices/chandlers-ford/ the first is a gold rated rabbit renowned vet, whereas the second is my local vet that I use for vaccs and have had work experience with...

Hi guys. Just realised the rabbit is actually about 4 months old so will arrange for it tomorrow on Monday. I think it seems like a good idea and the risks are clearly far outweighed by the pros :).

this is fantastic conversation - very interesting and learning loads! :)

Thanks Lucas the Bun - thats very helpful!

At the moment I reckon I am going to go ahead and neuter and also, whilst she's under, get her microchipped for free by a scheme I am on. It is called the Healthy Pet Club (HPC) and I find it fantastic. I pay about £20 a month for 2 rabbits to get 2 vaccinations each, a bag of hay or feed every...

That great. Thanks for that! :) I don't have any more questions yet but lets see what more people think about neutering!

thanks for that info :). How did you source your vet eventually? thanks

Hello all, thanks for your fantastic responses and I am amazed at how much activity is on this forum (first time :)). I am still a little uncertain - I will wait for a few more responses I think. But I do have a few more questions. 1) Does anyone know how to find a rabbit savvy vet? I am in...

Hello all, I have been debating whether or not to have my rabbit neutered when she gets to the correct age. The reasoning for this is not to stop any unwanted behaviour or breeding but rather to ensure she lives a healthier life. She's never going to be breeding and her behaviour is perfect...