RE: Cornered bunny

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RE: Cornered bunny

02/12/2017 at 12:22 PM

tobyluv

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They should be kept separately, however you can manage to do so, but you can’t keep a bunny in a small cage or carrier all the time. You really should get confirmation of their spay and neuter surgeries – see the paperwork for yourself. If you aren’t seeing any surgical sites, where their fur was shaved, it doesn’t sound like they were spayed or neutered. And, if they just neutered the male and didn’t spay the female, a male can still get a female pregnant for a month or so after his surgery. To be entirely safe, and not take any risks, they should be housed separately. You want to prevent any litters if it turns out that they haven’t been altered, and you also want to prevent any fighting and injuries that could occur if they are unaltered.