do they not close up his Ingrenal canal to prevent prolapse?
Wow, thanks for that, fascinating pictures!
My two were castrated a couple of months ago, but the vet made a single incision on the abdomen, about half an inch away from the penis, through which she removed the testicles. She said that siting the incision there made wound infections less likely. Has anyone else's boars been castrated the same way as mine were? They certainly sailed through the op, had no post op complications whatsoever and are now fully healed and happily living with a new lady friend each!
Amanda1801, I didn't know that about ferrets! Every day's a schoolday!
Thanks, this is a really good threadCan somebody make it a sticky?
i took little jack away from the girls and he is lonesome. how old does he have to be to be neutered?
Brillant post, really useful. I have two boars, which have now had to be separated as they began to fight pretty badlyI've seen in a few places that it wouldn't change their behaviour if they're castrated?
I'm worried they'll be lonely, but I don't know if we have enough room/resources for four! they still lie next to one another either side of a divider...?
At the moment we have a two level cage, 2x3 C+C grids (they have one level each now, but we've been putting them on the floor next to eachother rather than stacked) I'm think about stacking them back up, with a third level in between which is divided down the middle, so they could stay on their exclusive level or see eachother through the bars...would this work? would this work and give extra room for a female each? ahhh! need opinions! :{
Nah... Ozzie's forgiven me already, hes already started scoffing his veg. I told him in 6 weeks he can hve his girls. He'll be one happy boy.
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Having a vasectomised hob can be quite lucrative - a friend of mine hires hers out to jills in season for a small fee!
Why did you wait 6 weeks, is this what was advised? Havin Mr Mint done next week but hadn't even thought about how long before meeting the girls.....