Spaying place in CA?

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- 02/09/2013 at 11:48 AM
  georgepetlover
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  I am planning to spay my rabbits both female this summer, but I want to spay them at cheap place. Under $100. At where I live it costs $200+ just to spay a rabbit. Which tbh that’s to much for me to paid, as I don’t have a job and im not old enough to get a job.
  
  I live in the Central Valley (Merced) of CA.
  
  Can anyone please leave a link below
- 02/09/2013 at 12:36 PM
  RabbitPam
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  I would suggest that you use the links in several posts here to research the vets in your area. You can find several by zip code, and call to ask their prices.
  The problem is that a standard spay is going to cost the price you quoted, especially a spay for a female because it is a more delicate procedure. The only cheaper option might be checking your local rescue shelters and ask if they have a vet they can recommend that may charge less.
  
  If money is a problem now, are you preparing financially to care for these bunnies for the next decade? They will need periodic vet care, along with the expense of daily supplies. You may want to set up a little savings account and set aside a few dollars a week for emergencies. Also, while they are both healthy, consider getting insurance (I use VPI, which is $12 a month per bunny) for them. Last year while being unemployed I needed a sudden vet visit, and boy, it saved me hundreds.
- 02/10/2013 at 5:04 PM
  georgepetlover
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  Thanks. I’ll try my local rescue shelters! My sister pays for vet exams. But she won’t be paying for the spay as my dog got hurt and it costed ton! :L I’ll need to try VPI when I have a job! ;D
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