Any bunny adopted from Bunny Lu will be spayed or neutered prior to adoption. The spay or neuter fee, along with other things, is included in your adoption fee.
Why should you spay or neuter your bunny?
If you obtained your bunny elsewhere, you may be wondering if you should spay or neuter them. The answer is YES!
- Behavioral Issues: Rabbits that are not spayed or neutered are more likely to exhibit undesirable behaviors, such as spraying, aggressiveness, and mounting. In most cases, spaying or neutering a rabbit that is exhibiting these behaviors will correct them.
- Health Concerns: Females that are not spayed can have rates of reproductive cancers as high as 85% by the time they are 4 years old. Male rabbits who are not neutered are at a much higher risk of testicular cancer as well.
Low Cost Spay and neuter Clinics
Many bunny owners understand the need to spay or neuter their bunny, but have trouble finding clinics to do so at a good price. If you are having trouble finding a rabbit-friendly clinic near you, please consider taking your bunny to the following places for their spay or neuter needs.
Virginia
- Chesapeake Humane Society in Chesapeake, VA
- Blue Ridge Veterinary Associates in Purcellville, VA
- Locke A. Taylor Veterinary Hospital in Richmond, VA
- Prevent a Litter Veterinary Hospital in Richmond, VA
Maryland
- Spay Spa and Neuter Nook in Davidsonville, MD
- Animal Birth Control, LLC in Millersville, MD
- Last Chance Animal Rescue in Upper Marlboro, MD
North Carolina
- Sheets Pet Clinic in Greensboro, NC