How long after neutering does a rabbit defecate?

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A rabbit’s defecation generally returns to normal 1 to 2 days after neutering; it usually does not affect bowel movement, but less eating around surgery means less stool. If defecation is slow or absent for a long time, consult a vet. After surgery, keep the rabbit in a quiet, clean place and care per the vet’s instructions.

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