Vasectomise Hob Or Get The Jills Spade

[paulmccatapult 21]

Hi lads sorry I know this is an old conversation but do Jill's need to be covered every year I have 3 Jill's and one hob but I'd prefer not to have 3 litters next year thanks

 

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[terryd 8,504]

I have a spayed jill and a castrated hob so its great no bothers off them. I also have an intact jill which I left in season this year

Edited August 17, 2016 by terryd

[The one 8,483]

Hi lads sorry I know this is an old conversation but do Jill's need to be covered every year I have 3 Jill's and one hob but I'd prefer not to have 3 litters next year thanks Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

Get a loan of a snipped hob thats the easiest route or get them jill jabbed but that can work out expensive

[slip lead 862]

Hi lads sorry I know this is an old conversation but do Jill's need to be covered every year I have 3 Jill's and one hob but I'd prefer not to have 3 litters next year thanks

 

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No they don't have too, just keep the court/hutch spotless, when the jills are swollen, it's very easy to get infections.

 

Also keep the ones you don't wont to breed from, as far from the hob as possible.

 

But the safest way, is taking them out of season as quickly as possible, hence, get ya hob to the vets and buy in when needed..

[paulmccatapult 21]

Thanks lads I'll get around to the vets and see what they can do for me my own vet didn't have a clue.

Would getting the Jill's done effect them working at all?