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I am thinking of my getting one of my boats neutered to get him a female companion.

What cost should I expect?
 
It depends where you live - if you put where you are from on your profile people will be able to give a more accurate costs. I live in Nottingham and it costs about £60-70 for the op, drugs and post op visit at my local vets and additional drugs are extra.
 
R-stony said:
I am thinking of my getting one of my boats neutered to get him a female companion.

What cost should I expect?
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Hi!

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Prices vary massively between countries and they also vary depending on what kind of vet or level of service you choose.
In the UK a neutering operation by a general vet tends to be around £40-70, with an exotics vets in can cost you several hundred pounds but will include better post-op care including overnight monitoring if necessary.

In the US you are looking at around $150 for a no frills op and up to $1000-1300 for a full exotics vet service.

More important than the price is how experienced the vet you choose is with small rodent operations. this can be a general vet with plenty of practice in neutering rescue boars or an exotics vet with good practice in small furries operations. This means that you are less likely to have problems with operation recovery and post-op complications.

You can find more information on neutering operations post-op care, how a successful recovery should look like, how long to wait after an operation and what possible common post-op complications to look out for via this link here: Neutered / De-sexed Boars And Neutering Operations: Myths, Facts and Post-op Care
 
I think i payed £60 in the u.k midlands, with a good vet. Pre op check and post op check all included in that price.
 
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