Jill jab

[teesdale 0]

Has anyone ever had their jills jabbed to bring them out of season.

If so did it work and what was the cost involved. Help appreciated.

[falcon 0]

ya i had two of mine done about two years ago,and after about a week the swelling came down, and they never came into season again for the rest of the summer,cant remember how much it cost but it was expensive i know that ..............

[Darren Wright 0]

i had my 2 jills jabbed last year, i paid £7 each & they didnt come into season for the rest of the year

[teesdale 0]

Cheers lads ill have to see if my vets do them.

[Guest Rabbiteer]

Just had four of mine done for less than a tenner.

 

Seems to have worked well, will be taking them out again on sunday.

[lindsay 1]

I got my two jills jabbed two years ago and they are left with small bold patches at top of shoulders, the vet reckons its from the jab, it cost me £14 each

[Stan 1]

just got my 5 jills done yesterday only cost £16 think they got price wrong shud of been £30

[blackdug 90]

i phoned vet today £30 one ferret they were told were to go ,,,i got 4 jills on heat,,

[MikeTheDog 153]

Before I had a 'jaffa' I used to take my jills in for the jill jab the same time the dogs had their boosters, cost about £9 for five jills added to the booster bill!

 

'Jaffa' op' will cost between £45 and £85 depending on your luck and where you go. Well worth the investment even if the cost is the higher figure, a well cared for 'jaffa' will do the biz for eight or nine years

[Guest little_lloyd]

Had mine done about 2 months back when they came into season, worked great! But want them bred with next year.

[PETEWINN 5]

I normally pay a couple of quid per jill and they may come back into season and need doing a second time.

 

Tell your vet that you don't need a consultation just the jab.

[Kay 3,709]

Has anyone ever had their jills jabbed to bring them out of season.

If so did it work and what was the cost involved. Help appreciated.

 

I have not used the jill jab but always used a vasectmised hob in th past,but i havent kept any jills for years so no longer have the problem, i know some people like the vasectomised hob as its a more natural way of bringing them out of season

[Hob&Jill 258]

Had one of mine jabbed today cost me £16 But the vet is only down the road, I did get a quote for £10 but was miles away and couldnt be arsed to go there lol

 

One vet I rang quote me £48 per ferret Cheeky b*****ds.

[the fezz 44]

vets........ make me sick

how can the price on the same thing vairy so much

are they just out to make a few bucks

[Guest Boston]

We've just had our girls done (two of) at a cost of £12.00 the pair, they were back out working a week later.

 

But talking about prices varying so much, we wanted a vasectomiesed hob to save us money jabbing, asked our usual vet for prices on both vasectomies and castrations - vasectomies £45.50, castration £30.00 including VAT. So as you do thought we would get a second opinion and asked a second vet what they would charge and was told for both ops they charge £35.00

 

I don't get how not 15 miles apart the prices can vary so much, so we have used our regular vet for Castration and the other vet for vesec.

 

But back to the Jill jab our vet told us that they shouldn't come back in to heat this season... we will have to wait and see.