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​Spaying & Neutering Pet Rabbits

Getting your bunny fixed can help them stay healthier longer. It can also help eliminate hormonal behaviors. I recommend waiting until a bunny is at least 6 months old and over 2lbs before having them fixed. I absolutely recommend doing a vet consult prior to deciding if having your bunny fixed is necessary for your particular bunny. Not all bunnies need to be fixed. Many live healthy, long lives with their reproductive organs in tact.

Milner Animal Hospital in Oregon City, OR is highly recommended. 
Dr. Alex is the rabbit specialist there and typically charges around $300 for a neuter. Spay is a bit more because it’s more invasive for females. 
https://milnervet.com/

You can also use this website from Rabbit Advocates to locate Rabbit Savvy Vets in your area. We cannot guarantee your satisfaction with any vet. Please call vets and talk to the doctor and/or staff before making your initial appointment.
https://rabbit.org/veterinarians/

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  • Welcome!
    • Sales Policy
  • Rabbit Savvy Loaf Shop
    • Official Shady Grove Apparel
    • Our Top 10 Customer Purchased Items of 2025
    • All Things Edible
    • Treats
    • Chews & Toys
    • Foraging
    • Dehydrated Fruits - Veggies - Greens
    • Health Supplements & Wellness
    • Limited Edition Seasonal Goodies
    • Birthdays & Special Events
    • Pellet Food & Hay
    • All Edibles Safe for Bunnies Under 6 Months of Age
    • Supplies & Accessories >
      • Travel
      • Starter Kits
      • Enclosures & Habitats
      • Housing Accessories
      • Supplies & Accessories
    • Stationary & Printables
    • Home & Garden
  • Bunny Nursery Program
    • Available Baby Nursery Bunnies
    • Nursery Bunny Parents
    • Adopted Nursery Bun Photo Album
  • Shady Grove Community Foster Program
    • About Our Foster Program
    • Available Adoptable Fosters
    • Surrender Process & Application
    • How to Sponsor & Donate
    • Past Adopted Foster Animals
  • Our Services
    • Boarding Services
    • Grooming Services
    • Transport Services
    • Consultation + Special Services
    • In Person Bunny Therapy
  • Bunny Color Guide
  • Bunny Care Info
    • Our Dwarf Breeds
    • Basic Care
    • Rabbit Diet
    • Rabbit Housing
    • Potty Training
    • Spaying & Neutering Pet Rabbits
    • Rabbit Behavior & Bonding
    • Traveling & Flights
    • Domestic Vs Wild Rabbits
  • Book An Appointment
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Contact Us