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- 01/20/2013 at 3:54 PM
  velveteenrabbit
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  My male bun was neutered about 2 months ago. And bonded with my (long-time spayed) female about a moth after the surgery. He is eating well,has normal poops, is happy, playful and energetic. I noticed today while doing his nails that he still has 2 “sacs” around the sides of his penis. They are soft pink, not warm to the touch, both of the same size and he is not bothered by them being touched. Shouldnt his testicles have shrunk by now, so long after surgery? Does any one have any pictures of what a Male Bun should look like after neutering? He does have a “Well Bunny” Vet visit in about 4 weeks but I am not sure if I should take him in sooner. As mentioned he is not showing any signs of discomfort. I appreciate the advice, given I am clueless about the subject.
- 01/20/2013 at 4:52 PM
  Sarita
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  It can take a few months – I wouldn’t worry – I would make sure to mention it at his upcoming visit. But it does take awhile.
- 01/20/2013 at 5:16 PM
  velveteenrabbit
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  Thank you, I have been looking it up online and making myself worry. I will mention it to his Vet when we go. It is new to me as I have always had female buns…
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