Having my bunny spayed in 2 weeks

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- 03/21/2014 at 2:52 PM
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  I just made an appointment to have my bunny Penelope spayed. she will be about 3 1/2 months old when i take her in, I called the Vet to find out how old/young can they be and they said 3 months. What should i expect. i am very nervous about this. she is smaller then the average bunny being a lionhead. will this stunt her growth at all, i like her small but i don’t want to harm her in anyway. Also will she change after the spay? I think she is just the sweetest little thing and i don’t want her personalitly to change to much. I know for her health its the right thing to do but i can’t help but worry something can happen to her because of the spay. oh the cost was very resonable i had worried it would be a fortune but for the pre meds, the anesthesia , her fluids and pain meds after it was only $150..am i right to think that is a good price for her spay?
- 03/21/2014 at 3:00 PM
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  It won’t stunt her growth but honestly you can wait until she’s a little older (around 6 months) to spay her. She won’t change after her spay.
  
  That is an excellent price for a spay :~)
- 03/21/2014 at 3:07 PM
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  Does it change anything if i wait. Is it better to wait..the date they had available works good for me cuz all my kids will be in school, while she recovers..if i wait much longer they will be home, and i like the idea of the more peaceful recovery, i wouldn’t let them touch her of course but the house in general will be very quiet while they are in school
- 03/21/2014 at 5:31 PM
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  3.5 months sounds young to me, but if the vet wants to do it then and it works with your schedule, you can. I assume the kids are in school through May though… Can you schedule it closer to then?
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