217 vets across Somerset, Dorset, Wiltshire and Devon publish a price for a rabbit spay. Starting prices range from £100.00 to £315.00, and the typical starting price is £215.00.
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Who owns the vet makes a difference
The typical price at each group, where at least 3 of its vets publish one.
| Owner | Vets | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| IVC Evidensia | 90 | £227.72 |
| Independent | 70 | £195.35 |
| Vets4Pets (Pets at Home) | 41 | £175.00 |
| Linnaeus | 8 | £280.00 |
| VetPartners | 8 | £153.65 |
The lowest published prices
| Vet | Price |
|---|---|
| My Vet SalisburyIndependent | £100.00 |
| Dulverton Veterinary PracticeIndependent | from £110.05 |
| Jonathan Wood Veterinary Surgeons, Barnstaple CrossVetPartners | £130.00 |
| Vets4Pets PenzanceVets4Pets (Pets at Home) | £140.00 |
| Wave VetsIndependent | £143.00 |
| Vets4Pets, Swindon BridgemeadVets4Pets (Pets at Home) | £145.00 |
| The Peacocks Veterinary Clinic, ChippenhamIndependent | £145.00 |
| The Peacocks Veterinary Clinic, CorshamIndependent | £145.00 |
| Vets4Pets, ChippenhamVets4Pets (Pets at Home) | from £145.00 |
| Chalkland Vets, MelkshamIndependent | £146.00 |
What's involved
Spaying a female rabbit protects her from womb cancer, which is common in older rabbits, and stops unplanned litters. It is done under general anaesthetic.
Rabbits need a vet who is confident with rabbit anaesthetics, so it is worth asking how often the practice does the operation. Most rabbits go home the same day.
Each price is taken from the practice's own website or price list. Prices change, so the practice's own quote is the one that counts.