Antelope Island Angoras

Here are a few local vets I have found that will see rabbits and their fee's for spay and neutering.  If you have another vet you would like listed, please email me.              
** I called each of these vets and the prices were effective 3/19/2009.    They may or may not have changed since this date.

Spay & Neuter of Salt Lake City

 801-262-6414

 160 East 4800 south

 SLC, UT  84107

 **Spay/Female $65  - Neuter/Male $55

 Includes Pain Meds- Drop off in AM and pick up in PM.  Week in advance Appts.

 Layton Veterinary Hospital

 801-773-2570 

 1538 North Main Street  Layton, UT  84041

 **Spay/Female $130  - Neuter/Male $98

  Clearfield Veterinary Clinic  

 801-776-4372

 428 North Main Street   Clearfield, UT  84015 

 **Spay/Female:  $104    - Neuter/Male $94

WillowCreek Pet Center

 801-942-0777  Dr. Holly

 2055 East Creek Road  Cottonwood Heights, UT  84093

 willow@willowcreekpet.com

 **Spay/Female: $100.60   

** Neuter/Male: $98.90 

North Ogden Animal Hospital

 801-782-4401

 1580 North Washington Blvd  Ogden, UT  84404 

 **Spay/Female $170.70  

**Neuter/Male $155.80

Central Valley Veterinary Hospital

 801-487-1321

 55 East Miller Avenue  SLC, UT  84115

**Spay/Female: $293.43  

**Neuter/Male $271.43 

 Prices include Microchip ($63) Which you can opt out. This is done by laser surgery.

What costs are envolved in getting a Spay or Neuter?

I have contacted a few vetrinarians as well as the local animal shelters.  You will want to call ahead of time to find a vet in your area that is capable of performing this procedure. Some vets do not work on specialty animals such as a rabbit.  They are strictly cats and dogs..

The vets I spoke to recommended the rabbit be at very minimum 4 months of age, but  6 months or older is the ideal age for spay/neutering.  Willow Creeks vet said they don't recommend spaying the female unless you have alot of rabbits because it is dangerous.  They recommend just neutering the buck.  The surgery is apparently easier to do.