Updated 2026-11-05 · Prices in EUR · Recall feed checked daily
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Uterine Tumour Surgery cost for rabbits & small pets across Ireland

Emergency spay and tumour removal in an older unspayed female rabbit, including imaging, anaesthesia and hospitalisation.

€560–€1,550national typical range (EUR)
Dublinmost expensive city
Waterfordleast expensive city
Top 10

Where it costs most

Dublin€1,320
Drogheda€1,075
Cork€1,055
Dundalk€1,055
Galway€1,020
Limerick€1,000
Kilkenny€1,000
Tralee€990
Sligo€980
Waterford€950
Save money

Ways to pay less

  • A routine spay as a youngster costs a quarter of this and prevents it almost entirely.
  • Blood in the urine or sudden lethargy in an unspayed doe needs same-week attention.
Insurance check

Insured small pets in Limerick would get roughly €900 of this back.

Typical plans reimburse 80–90% after the deductible, for about €27–€56/month for a young small pet.

Advertised cover starts around €6.21 a month and most quoted plans land under €30 a month. Published market average, not a quote — source: AA Ireland, 2026, covering Advertised Irish market pricing, entry-level cover on a healthy young pet.

Full table

All 10 cities

CityTypical rangeIndex
Dublin L€700–€1,940
Drogheda L€570–€1,580
Cork M€560–€1,550
Dundalk L€560–€1,550
Galway C€540–€1,505
Limerick M€530–€1,470
Kilkenny L€530–€1,470
Tralee M€525–€1,455
Sligo C€520–€1,440
Waterford M€500–€1,395
FAQ

Questions

What is the average cost of uterine tumour surgery in Ireland?

Nationally €560–€1,550 in 2026. Dublin is the most expensive city we track; Waterford the least.

Why do prices vary so much between cities?

Rent, staff wages, equipment and competition. Big-city specialty hospitals can charge double what a rural clinic does for the same procedure.

Does pet insurance cover uterine tumour surgery?

Yes, on most accident-and-illness plans after the deductible.

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