Vets prices

[Rake aboot 4,935]

Ey up

 

Last vasectomy was 50 bucks around 4 years ago

This ones costing me quid!!! f**k !! wish my wages had went up buy the same percentage!!

 

License to print money that vet malarky!

 

ATB

[shepp 2,285]

I got mine done at Medivet for £40, done a good job too.

[max abell 196]

Yeh it cost us £90 quid to get our last hob vasectomised and that was the cheapest we could find most the vets down our way are greedy bas**rds

but he has 10 jills to service so it eventualy pays for its self

[Jamie m 668]

They should do it cheap in my opinion atleast we are being responsible alot of muppets still think you have to let a jill have kits every year ,

[COMPO 54]

They should do it cheap in my opinion atleast we are being responsible alot of muppets still think you have to let a jill have kits every year ,

 

 

thats so true........some animal charities do castrations and neutering cheap to avoid unwanted pups and kittens......shame they dont think the same for ferrets.....perhaps write to teh pdsa and ask

 

edited to add and point out the welfare of the jills and that vasectomy is a more minor op than neutering a jill

Edited January 19, 2011 by COMPO

[The one 8,467]

I got two pence back from sixty quid but hes also got ten jills to bring out ,and if they come into season three or four times like last year times his lifespan it will work out as pennies

[wiganer 0]

They should do it cheap in my opinion atleast we are being responsible alot of muppets still think you have to let a jill have kits every year ,

 

I don't want to seem like a muppet - but i was also under the impresion that when a Jill comes into season it is not good practice to just leave her.

 

Last year (her first year) i put our Hob in with her and ended upwith the expected litter wich is not an issue at all. I thought i was doing the right thing.

 

Can someone please clear up this point.

 

If the jill is not going to be bread does she need to be neutred?

 

Thanks

 

Chris

Edited January 19, 2011 by wiganer

[ferretlover 1]

AS LONG AS THE JILL GETS CROSSED WITH A HOB THATS FINE DOSENT MATTER IF HE HAS HIS BITS OR NOT SHE WILL COME OUT OF SEASON THEN THE JILL CAN DIE IF SHE AINT BEEN CROSSED OR THE VETS CAN GIVE THEM A JAB BUT THAT COST MONEY ALL THE TIME SOMETIMES FOUR TIMES A YEAR THATS WHY SOMEPEOPLE GET THERE HOBS NEUTRED THAT WAY THEY WILL COME OUT OF SEASON AND THEY DONT HAVE LOADS OF KITS RUNNING ABOUT AND THE TROBLE FINDING HOMES FOR THEM

[kobi2k4 2]

looking at £64 here in dewsbury west yorkshire, anyon in this area that knows of somewhere cheaper and thats also good please do inform thanks

[Rory4 267]

sure i got quoted 40quid last summer. will be getting hob done this summer when his balls drop. rake aboot is your hob ready now? loaned a hob last year for week sure gave bloke 10 quid which was happy with to serve 4 jills. so if you get yours done always stud him for few quid in summer which will take edge off massive vet bill and keep him smiling.

[whippet 99 2,613]

cheaper to by another hutch and seperate theem in my opionion, get a cheap second hand hutch

[Rory4 267]

ya but they need to be mated! once he has the snipped wont have get him done again

[whippet 99 2,613]

ya but they need to be mated! once he has the snipped wont have get him done again

that is a valid point lol, just making sure you were on the ball