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Neutered males reintroducing
Neutered males reintroducing
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Jan 16 2017
02:36:17 PM
I have two males. One I bought neutered and the other I just got neutered this morning. Could my already neutered one attack the other? The doctors used a safe glue tye agent to stop the bleeding and let it heal. Could my bought neutered male attack the other for having a wound?
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Jan 16 2017
02:56:38 PM
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I'm not sure if this will answer your question, but as I recall, I was told to leave my newly neutered male in our hospital cage, separate from his colony, for one week to heal. No wheel either.
I don't recall if they specifically said they were worried his cage mates would bother his wound, but I assume that's why.
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Jan 16 2017
03:05:27 PM
jdching Face Hugger 807 Posts
When I got my first male neutered, I was told to keep him separate for a week, but after 5 days I put him back with his cage mate, no problems. He never even acted like he noticed his surgery. When I got my second male neutered I only kept him separate one night.
Neutered males reintroducing

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Neutered males reintroducing