| They can have a litter (ranging from 4 to 14 kits) every 28 days and there are already enough rabbits suffering greatly. |
| They will continue to breed, form new colonies and be seen as vermin. We all know how humans treat vermin. |
| They are prone to reproductive cancers, so a spay/neuter will protect them from dying a terrible death. |
| They calm down and are less likely to be ‘aggressive’ towards other rabbits, chew furniture or dig holes. |
| It is important to sterlise both males and females as males remain fertile up to 6 weeks after the snip. |
| Please note, only exotic vets can sterilise/spay/neuter rabbits. |
