Spaying & Neutering

Information You Need To Know

I already did a little blog post about this topic but I believe it needs it own section because of the importance in spaying and neutering your bunnies and any animal for that matter, we just focus on bunnies here! 

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For starters, rabbits will live a much longer and healthier life if they are spayed/neutered. Why? How? Because when rabbits aren't fixed they are constantly territorial, hormonal, etc. And because of that they are most likely stressed a lot of the time because they don't want things going into their space, they think they need to pee/poop everywhere to make sure that their territory is safe. Now, don't get me wrong I had Reese not neutered for 2 years but when he did get neutered I could tell he was a lot more relaxed, etc. He uses his litterbox now, he does way more zoomies and binkies which tells me he is happy. Which makes me happy and I think that it was worth it! Not only that but, by doing that, I ruled out a lot of possible bad outcomes, l accidental litters (already had that happen) and probably the worst, cancer. The best thing about getting your rabbit fixed is that you can get them a partner and as long the partner is fixed you can bond them and witness a lifetime love between the two. 

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I will drop some photos that a wonderful follower is letting us use! Thank you to the @choclatierbuns for letting us use these! 

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These photos have a slight little wound so, if your sensitive to that, skip this photo and go to the setup one!