How much should I expect to pay to spay or neuter my rabbit?

The cost of spaying a rabbit will vary between areas and clinics within an area, but the RSPCA lists a price of $275AU for spaying a rabbit. I would call local clinics in your area to get an exact price. I hope this helps!

It is recommended for pet rabbits to be spayed because of the very high risk of uterine cancer in this species - around 50% of intact female rabbits are estimated to get uterine cancer, which is a huge number. It's true that wild rabbits don't have surgery to be spayed, but they also have many more health problems and shorter lifespans than pet rabbits :) The cost to spay a rabbit will vary depending on what part of the country you live in and which specific clinic you use, so I would recommend calling around to some local vets who do this surgery to ask about costs.

Spay or neuter costs can vary based on geographic location, clinic and size/age of the pet. Your best option to get an accurate answer would be to contact local clinics directly and request an estimate. Most will provide one as a matter of hospital policy.

There is no special qualification for a rabbit savvy vet, you just need to try and look for a veterinary clinic that treats rabbits, often you can find this service in exotic veterinary practices. male rabbit neutering is very simple and can be done by most vets, spaying of females is a little more complex and i would recommend having it done by a vet who is experienced in rabbit surgery.

Thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Neutering your male bunny is definitely a good idea, as it will help him not spray urine or be aggressive, and will prevent unwanted pregnancy should you decide to get a female rabbit in the future.

Hi there. Cost will depend on what clinic you go to, as well as what specific testing the veterinarian recommends and what kind of treatment is needed once the problem has been diagnosed. So it’s really not possible to give any kind of estimate without knowing these things. I would calling around to some clinics in your area to find one who sees rabbits, as a first step. From there, you can ask about the cost of an exam and any other testing they think might be needed based on his symptoms.

The cost depends on your area, and it can vary from clinic to clinic. According to the Ontario SPCA, their cost for a dog neuter with their spay neuter clinic for a dog who is 70 pounds is $120. Private clinics may charge up to $200 for it, so I would call around local clinics to see how much they charge for a dog neuter.