Fluffball's Possible Pregnancy Diary

[irishbunny]

Looks like babies on the way! Can you ship one over here cause their going to be sooo cute!

 

[BlueGiants]

:foreheadsmack:I am so dense today. It is really early for her to be pulling fur. Usually, if a doe starts pulling this early (2 weeks?) she may be having a false pregnancy. But since she has never been pregnant before, it's hard to tell.

Give her a nestbox and keep an eye on her. If it is a false pregnancy, shemay build a nest, but not put anything into it. Leave the nest box there for two weeks, until it is at least 3 days past her original due date. (Try to keep it clean over the next few weeks...)

 

[Spring]

I would maybe try and check her mouth throughout the day if the behavoir continues.. because when Pebbles was having a false pregnancy before she was spayed, she once jammed pack her mouth so full with fur, she was panicking not able to get it out. I literally pulled a smallhandful of fur from her mouth! I think Sas's bunny went through a similar problem, so just keep an eye out for that.

 

[Becca]

Oh God :shock:

 

[TinysMom]

Its only been 11 days since this thread was started....would a false pregnancy show up that soon? I was thinking it normally happened and day 14 or 15. Unless they'd gotten together a couple of days earlier than Becca saw....that would explain a false pregnancy showing up so soon.

The good thing about it possibly being a false pregnancy is no "accidental" babies and no need for an emergency spay if things go wrong.

Here where I live - to get a buck neutered its like $100. To get a doe neutered I think its about $200 - to get an emergency delivery/spay - about $300. I could be wrong though - those quotes are from like 3 years ago....so it could have gone up.

I'd say just keep an eye on her and make sure she doesn't get fur stuck in her mouth like others have said....she'll probably be fine.

 

[LadyBug]

TinysMom wrote:

Here where I live - to get a buck neutered its like $100. To get a doe neutered I think its about $200 - to get an emergency delivery/spay - about $300. I could be wrong though - those quotes are from like 3 years ago....so it could have gone up.

we were quoted $100 a few months ago for Jamie................

 

[LedaHartwood]

It's about $89 for a buck at a clinic here in Kansas City, and $99 for as doe. In the little town I grew up in, there's a live stock clinic that charges you by rabbit size.

 

[BlueGiants]

Just had a doe spayed here (Long Island, NY) and it cost $219.00 including IV's, meds, etc. (We get charged Hazardous material disposal fees too.)

 

[LadyBug]

BlueGiants wrote:

Just had a doe spayed here (Long Island, NY) and it cost $219.00 including IV's, meds, etc. (We get charged Hazardous material disposal fees too.)

:scared::faint:

one word-wow.............

 

[MyLOVEABLES!!]

o ohh,, becca... i just read the thread :S goodness me. Good luck!

Pricsa Linkbouce:

 

[RexyRex]

It cost me $230.00 to have Alaska spayed last October. It's much cheaper to have a neuter done here, I think it's around $150.00.

 

[gentle giants]

The more I see threads like this, the luckier I feel.... A neuter here is $55, a spay $70. I don't know how I would have been able to afford to get any of my rescues fixed at prices like the ones you guys have to deal with.

 

[Sabine]

For what it's worth I might as well quote the Irish charges: 95-155 euro for a spay and 75-95 euro for a neuter. i am still searching around for cheaper vets

 

[RexyRex]

gentle giants wrote:

The more I see threads like this, the luckier I feel.... A neuter here is $55, a spay $70. I don't know how I would have been able to afford to get any of my rescues fixed at prices like the ones you guys have to deal with.

Can I send any future buns to you to get them fixed and then you send them back to me :biggrin2:

Pretty please!

 

[BlueGiants]

RexyRex wrote:

gentle giants wrote:

The more I see threads like this, the luckier I feel.... A neuter here is $55, a spay $70. I don't know how I would have been able to afford to get any of my rescues fixed at prices like the ones you guys have to deal with.

Can I send any future buns to you to get them fixed and then you send them back to me :biggrin2:

Pretty please!

ME TOO!!!! Pretty, Pretty please with a cherry on top? inkbouce:

 

[irishbunny]

Sabine wrote:

For what it's worth I might as well quote the Irish charges: 95-155 euro for a spay and 75-95 euro for a neuter. i am still searching around for cheaper vets

Hey Sabine, I was quoted 40 euro to get Thumper neuteured, and it's the best vets in town.

 

[gentle giants]

BlueGiants wrote:

RexyRex wrote:

gentle giants wrote:

The more I see threads like this, the luckier I feel.... A neuter here is $55, a spay $70. I don't know how I would have been able to afford to get any of my rescues fixed at prices like the ones you guys have to deal with.

Can I send any future buns to you to get them fixed and then you send them back to me :biggrin2:

Pretty please!

ME TOO!!!! Pretty, Pretty please with a cherry on top? inkbouce:

Well, you know, I would be willing, but by the time you got done with shipping costs,I don't think you would save much! LOL

 

[Sabine]

irishbunny wrote:

Sabine wrote:

For what it's worth I might as well quote the Irish charges: 95-155 euro for a spay and 75-95 euro for a neuter. i am still searching around for cheaper vets

Hey Sabine, I was quoted 40 euro to get Thumper neuteured, and it's the best vets in town.

Wow, i better do some more shopping around. I would have thought about fifty euro should be adequate

 

[LadyBug]

gentle giants wrote:

BlueGiants wrote:

RexyRex wrote:

gentle giants wrote:

The more I see threads like this, the luckier I feel.... A neuter here is $55, a spay $70. I don't know how I would have been able to afford to get any of my rescues fixed at prices like the ones you guys have to deal with.

Can I send any future buns to you to get them fixed and then you send them back to me :biggrin2:

Pretty please!

ME TOO!!!! Pretty, Pretty please with a cherry on top? inkbouce:

Well, you know, I would be willing, but by the time you got done with shipping costs,I don't think you would save much! LOL

that's what i was thinking:shock:

 

[JadeIcing]

For the breeders talking to Becca she mentioned Fluffball is around 11mnths old now. Am I correct in assuming that at that age it is not good for a first litter?