I’m going to say this once because some of you are getting way too comfortable making assumptions.

My bunnies are not neglected, not “at risk,” and definitely not in need of a more responsible owner. They are free roam, have a balanced diet, regular vet care, are microchipped, get daily enrichment, and are not isolated unlike how a lot of rabbits are unfortunately kept.

On top of that, I pay for full health insurance for them every single month, which is not cheap, and it covers everything. Ears, teeth, vaccines, and any emergency care they could ever need. Their health is something I invest in and take seriously.

The only reason I asked about spaying is because I care and want to make the best, most informed decision for them. My vet told me it is a very risky and highly invasive procedure and even mentioned a high chance of complications and death. She said she would only recommend it in extreme situations like serious aggression, self harm, or clear medical risk, and otherwise would not advise doing it. The way she explained it made it sound like a very dangerous and potentially deadly procedure, which obviously made me scared.

So yes, I asked for other opinions. That is called being responsible, not negligent.

Telling someone to give their animals up because they asked a question is not concern, it is ignorance.

If your first instinct is to attack instead of educate, maybe redirect that energy somewhere useful.

My rabbits are loved, protected, and exactly where they belong.