are you looking for a spay/neuter clinic in southern CA? (done: Orange County area)

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- 04/19/2007 at 10:22 AM
  x liddo bunny x
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  well if you live in the orange county area, ive done a little research on several clinics close to orange county, if not a tad bit further. as i find out more about other places i will update but i will most likely not be calling around anymore becaue i have an appointment on Tuesday April 24th 2007 so you are welcome to add to the list. =) however, there were other calls that i made to the LA area but i dont have them on the list in front of me right now but i would be happy to post them later (if i still have them that is).
  
  many of these were found on Rabbit House Society (http://www.rabbit.org/) under vets but i took the liberty of calling for the price to save you several phone calls.
  (***others that are not seen on House Rabbit Society will be posted later***)
  
  Stanton Pet Hospital
  714-828-5891
  
  8591 Katella Ave
  
  Stanton , CA 90680 —2725
  
  spay ($75) & Neuter ($53.50)
  Note: i have an appointment with them. =) they are closer to me than many other places, least expensive and earlier appointment time. when calling you should ask about pain injection on their procedure, something i should call back for.
  
  Westminster Veterinary Group
  714-899-1100
  
  6621 Westminster Blvd.
  
  Westminster , CA 92683-3704
  
  spay ($197) – they stay over night because it is more complicated and pays for costs of pain injection and monitoring.
  Neuter ($149.50) – no overnight but also pays for pain injection and monitoring.
  they allow you to meet with doctor to see how he/she is. (i think most places allow you to though)
  
  Yorba Linda Veterinary Hospital
  714-777-2314
  
  4872 Olinda St .
  
  Yorba Linda , CA 92886
  
  Spay ($150) & neuter ($100)
  
  Brook-Ellis Pet Hospital
  714-963-0440
  
  18542 Brookhurst
  
  Fountain Valley , CA 92708-6708
  
  spay ($244.50) & neuter ($175)
  
  VCA Rossmoor El Dorado Animal Hospital
  
  562-598-8621
  
  10832 Los Alamitos Blvd.
  
  Los Alamistos, Ca 90720-2333
  
  you have to go to their office for an estimate…… – – " (dont like the sound of that) & you have to pay for a checkup before the doctor operates (where the doctor will give you a price)
  
  Arbor Animal Hospital
  
  949-551-2727
  
  14775 Jeffrey Road , Suite F
  
  Irvine , CA 92620-2669
  
  spay ($179) & neuter ($162) Note: there is a $57 fee for a physical before the doctor will operate on your pet.
  
  all and all, i like the one in stanton however, if not all vets do the pain injection and the full monitoring, i would lean towards the one in westminister. but ofcourse it all depends on you. they are all experienced with buns. ive never been to anyone of the following so i cant tell you more but i will be going to the one in stanton so ill update you on what goes on. ^ ^ hope it helped.
- 04/19/2007 at 1:18 PM
  poopy
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  This was posted on the bunny bunch website more low cost spay & neuter:
  
  Animal Birth Control
  1950 Pacific Coast Highway
  Lomita, CA 90717
  310-539-3112
  
  Animal Birth Control
  11314 Pico Blvd.
  Los Angeles, CA 90064
  310-444-3114x
  
  Animal Medical Center
  16540 Harbor Blvd.
  Fountain Valley, CA 92708
  714-531-1155x
  
  Please call the Bunny Bunch at 909-591-7200 for other low cost spay and neuter locations.
- 04/19/2007 at 7:22 PM
  x liddo bunny x
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  Animal Birth Control (in Lomita)
  
  spay ($85) & neuter ($55)
  
  Animal Medical Center (in Fountain Valley)
  
  spay ($75) & neuter ($45)
- 04/19/2007 at 10:07 PM
  jellyrose
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  I’ve noticed that you put Westminster Vet group on this list…… I had a bad experience at that vets when my bunny had an infected bite on his ear. We were there at the vets for a total of three and a half hours, just for a fur clip and wound clean. I think the problem was we were seen by a tech first then the vet then another tech then the vet again….. we were kept waiting so long between seeing each person. Edward was so stressed out he was open mouth breathing! I was so worried about this but they didn’t seem too concerned. Aso the vet was not so good at handing him and was totally unable to check his teeth. But that’s just my experience.
  I go to a vets in Irvine now- Nothwood Animal Hospital and they are always so helpful- we’ve been having Edward seen there for a problematic respiratory infection, Dr Pursley calls us once a week to see how he’s getting on and Edward loves her. I’ve never seen him so happy to be picked up (he is not a huggable bun!). I believe they do spay/neuter there as well.
  Thanks so much to you Poopy for the recomendation!!! : )
- 04/19/2007 at 11:43 PM
  x liddo bunny x
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  well ive never been to any of these places yet so i recomended that people meet the doctor first. my visit at Northwood was just a little different than yours. dr Pursley was great however, one of the nurses/techs didnt do so well when handeling my buns. she almost dropped her. she was wrestling with her (ive never had to do that) to a point were u can hear her squeel. in fear. poor baby. i usually think that techs should have a little more practice before seeing a client’s pet because it can sometimes scare the client. if you want you are welcome to e-mail me a little warning about it and i can add it right under the Westminster vet group. =) this is supposed to help people if they have questions about vets, neutering and spaying. the more the better. =)
- 04/23/2007 at 12:09 PM
  Gravehearted
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  thanks for sharing this – it’s very helpful! I have a friend who rescued a litter and now has 5 bunnies to get spayed / netuered. She’ll be happy to hear about this!
- 04/24/2007 at 9:45 AM
  x liddo bunny x
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  i am glad i helped. right now my buns are at stanton animal hospital and i am so worried ive called them twice. – -” (i dropped them off at 7am and it is 9:44am……. am i just too much of a worry wort?
- 04/24/2007 at 10:22 AM
  poopy
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  They’ll be fine I’m sure. What did they confirm about the sex of each rabbit since you weren’t sure?
- 04/24/2007 at 5:45 PM
  x liddo bunny x
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  AWWWWW CUTE PICTURE OF MEDUSA, POOPY. they confirmed them both to be female. thank good ness but i just brough them both home and they are still groggy under anisthetics.
  
  in addition to that, i would recomend Stanton Animal hospital. they are very knowledgeable about bunnies and they seem to care alot about all their animals. =) it seems like a family owned business and ofcourse i support little places more than big. they are also super friendly. however, i dont know how they are for regular visits. they knew my buns may fight so the separated them which was nice. =)
- 04/24/2007 at 10:49 PM
  BinkyBunny
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  xliddobunnyx, so you already dropped off your bunnies to be spayed??? WOW, you must be have been so nervous. It is not abnormal to be a worry wart about this.
- 04/25/2007 at 12:39 AM
  x liddo bunny x
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  TELL ME ABOUT IT!!!! i called back 3 times before 3 to see if i can pick them up or if they are doing well and stuff. now that i have them home i feel a little better but they arnt ready to eat yet. i hope they will be fine in the morning
  
  mochi – licking papaya
  emo – hay strands here and there.
  
  i put blankets out in their cages (emo is in a box though, remember the fighting?) so they can feel a little more comfortable
  
  on a side note (i found a little nick on emo’s rear right leg. there is now a scab but i dont know how long that has been there. i noticed it yesterday but didnt have time to take a pic. the vet didnt say anything about it so i guess i am not going to worry too much. might be from the fighting. but i separated them for now so it should be fine. i hope so. my poor babies. ill check on them in the morning.
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