- Pet rabbits, male or female, need to be neutered before they are two years old because they are at their strongest. If the rabbit is over six years old, the stress of surgery could be lethal.
- According to Animal Rescue & Care in the UK, rabbits will commonly chew on their stitches. This means that they need body staples.
- Rabbits that are obese will have problems being able to survive the anesthesia. Only young, healthy rabbits of an ideal weight, male or female, should be neutered.
- Rabbits will be highly stressed when undergoing any surgery. This makes them more prone to getting internal infections at the surgery site.
- According to the House Rabbit Society, it can be difficult to find a vet that knows how to neuter a rabbit. Make sure your vet has experience with rabbits.












