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Was talking to a woman today who was at her vet wanting to get her jill spayed but her vet told her the only options are at the moment is the jill jab or the hormone replacement chip as will no longer spey due to risk of adrenal disease, the implant only lasts between 18mths and 2 yrs and costs almost the same as getting the ferret spayed , i think the vet just trying to make money.

if this is going to be the way forward for vets then just think in a couple of yrs there going to be alot more unwanted kits due to folk breeding just to take jill out of season.

told her that she can use my vas hobs if needed.but plans to get one her self.

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This vet is obviously is on the make of course you can have jills spayed 5 of my 10 jills have been spayed

without any health issues at all its not cheap but if this lady is never going to breed from it or as some

people dont have the room for a hob its costs about the same to have a jill spayed as having a hob castrated at my vets about £60

or £90 to get a hob vasectomised but this price can vary dramaticly from vets to vets

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This vet is obviously is on the make of course you can have jills spayed 5 of my 10 jills have been spayed

without any health issues at all its not cheap but if this lady is never going to breed from it or as some

people dont have the room for a hob its costs about the same to have a jill spayed as having a hob castrated at my vets about £60

or £90 to get a hob vasectomised but this price can vary dramaticly from vets to vets

 

Bloody hell £90 is a lot for a vasectomy especially if it dont work

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This vet is obviously is on the make of course you can have jills spayed 5 of my 10 jills have been spayed

without any health issues at all its not cheap but if this lady is never going to breed from it or as some

people dont have the room for a hob its costs about the same to have a jill spayed as having a hob castrated at my vets about £60

or £90 to get a hob vasectomised but this price can vary dramaticly from vets to vets

 

Bloody hell £90 is a lot for a vasectomy especially if it dont work

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Was talking to a woman today who was at her vet wanting to get her jill spayed but her vet told her the only options are at the moment is the jill jab or the hormone replacement chip as will no longer spey due to risk of adrenal disease, the implant only lasts between 18mths and 2 yrs and costs almost the same as getting the ferret spayed , i think the vet just trying to make money.

if this is going to be the way forward for vets then just think in a couple of yrs there going to be alot more unwanted kits due to folk breeding just to take jill out of season.

told her that she can use my vas hobs if needed.but plans to get one her self.

 

this vet didn't come from hampshire did it.

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This vet is obviously is on the make of course you can have jills spayed 5 of my 10 jills have been spayed

without any health issues at all its not cheap but if this lady is never going to breed from it or as some

people dont have the room for a hob its costs about the same to have a jill spayed as having a hob castrated at my vets about £60

or £90 to get a hob vasectomised but this price can vary dramaticly from vets to vets

 

Bloody hell £90 is a lot for a vasectomy especially if it dont work

The hob does work and works well £90 was the cheapest we could find in our area to get him vasectomised we were getting quotes as high as £125 some vets couldnt even give us a price cos they had never carried out a vasectomy on a ferret ???

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