Business ProfileforMy Kids Have Paws Veterinary Services

1/7/21. To the amount of $120, and an additional $10. My kids have paws knew I had two rabbits, one male, and one female. They knew the rabbits were being fixed so that they could bond, live together, but not reproduce. The rabbits went to the vet together, for their neuter and spay, and I was told I'd be called whenever they were finished. My kids have paws came to the realization that my male rabbit was hermaphrodite. This meant that he had the male parts without testicles, without a vulva, but had ovaries. Being a hermaphrodite, he can't reproduce, he is sterile. Hermaphrodite animals, especially rabbits, have higher risk. They are unique, uncommon, have more underlying health issues, cancers, a weaker immunity, and are not suggested to have this surgery. Especially since in most cases, it is not necessary. Being spayed or neutered is already a very high risk, dangerous procedure for rabbits. Fixing one with this unique situation is even higher risk, especially since the animal cannot even reproduce, and it's weakening immunity on an already high risk animal. My kids have paws decided they would break the law, practice poor business etiquette, with inconsiderate actions, and fixed the rabbit anyways. This means they put him under anesthesia, realized he was hermaphrodite, knew that it was no longer necessary to perform surgery to prevent male hormones or reproducing, and they performed the surgery anyways. This isn't what I signed the waiver for, it isn't the surgery I hired them for since they did it as a spay, and then they charged me the new, higher price. He shouldn't have been fixed. Now neither should've since they couldn't reproduce. He is under critical care, losing weight, almost entered GI Stasis, but I took him for fluids, extra pain meds, and IV. And they charged me again. He didn't need the surgery, it wasn't what I hired them for, he is suffering from the surgery, yet they want to charge me again. I'm out of characters.