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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS > BONDING > Will This Work?
Last Post by Sarita at 02/26/2012 04:26 AM (8 Replies)
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User is Offline EllysMom
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02/25/2012 12:56 PM

I am Going to be adopting a pair of sisters in the next few weeks, and was wondering if it is posoble to house them together after they get spayed. Or will they mess with each others incisions, If they do can i just use a belly band?

User is Offline Lazee
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02/25/2012 01:07 PM
I'll check back and if no one else gives some good solid advice I will give you my 2 cents worth.

User is Offline bunnyfriend
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02/25/2012 01:09 PM
I think it would be fine, I know I've heard people recommend keeping bonded pairs together even during recovery time. I would just keep an eye on them and make sure no one gets aggressive (which would be because they are in pain/scared/stressed), but they probably will just want to lay around.
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User is Offline Sarita
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02/25/2012 01:11 PM
I have always kept my pairs together during spays/neuters. I had a female pair that were also spayed at the same time and never separated them.

Lazee, why don't you go ahead and give your advice as well.

User is Offline Sam and Lady's Human
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02/25/2012 06:17 PM
How old are they? Are you adopting babies? Are you 100% sure they are both girls?

User is Offline EllysMom
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02/25/2012 09:19 PM
yup they are baby's and according to the person who i am getting them from they are both girls .

User is Offline Beka27
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02/26/2012 03:22 AM
Well, you need to keep in mind that they might have to be separated prior to the surgery. Babies/siblings don't have a "true bond", and once hormones kick in, they may fight and need to be housed separately. In that case, I would still try and have them spayed the same day and see how they interact afterwards, but you'd probably be waiting a full 3-4 weeks to reintroduce them.
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User is Offline Elrohwen
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02/26/2012 04:18 AM
They may remain bonded up to the surgery and in that case I would leave them together. There is also a good chance that they will go through puberty and decide they don't like each other and in that case they'll need to be separated. After they are spayed and have recovered for a couple weeks, you can start bonding them together again.
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User is Offline Sarita
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02/26/2012 04:26 AM
I would have a vet check the sex to make sure they are both girls as a just in case...
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