SPAY/NEUTER PRICING
Current prices, excluding any specials, are listed below. Prices are subject to change at any time in our sole discretion. Please see our website homepage or Facebook page for any surgery specials.
Spay/Neuter Surgery
Surgeries are by appointment only. Schedule an Appointment. Check-in starts promptly at 8:00 a.m.
Please plan for a minimum of 30 minutes to complete the check-in process. We will not sterilize pets that have had a seizure; you must go to a full service veterinary clinic with the resources and medications necessary to safely handle seizures. Only healthy pets will be approved for surgery. If your pet is sick the day before surgery or has been on steroids at any time during the 4 weeks prior to surgery, please call and reschedule your appointment. We can only answer calls between 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. If you do not reach us, please leave a message with a return phone number, and we will return your call as soon as possible.
CAT (Owned) Spay/Neuter: $55
Community Cat (Unowned) Spay/Neuter: FREE
(Feral cats must come in trap and receive an eartip)
Cryptorchid Males (undescended testicle): +$25
DOG Spay/Neuter: Male: $90 Female: $110
Effective 2025: Dog Spay/Neuter: Male: $100
Female: $125
Any Dog Over 100 lbs.: +20
Fee for Pregnant or Pyometra Female Dogs: +$25
Cryptorchid Males (undescended testicle): +$25
The surgery fee includes pain medication that lasts up to 24 hours after surgery. There is no additional fee for female animals in heat. There is an additional $25 fee for pets that are pregnant or have a pyometra infection. If you need financial assistance, please let us know.
Capstar will be given automatically to any pet on which a flea is seen and a $6 fee charged. Capstar kills fleas almost immediately and is used to limit the transfer of fleas from one animal to another and to create a sterile environment for surgery.
We recommend that all animals coming to our clinic for surgery be current on their core vaccinations (rabies, distemper/parvo and bordetella vaccines for dogs; rabies and FVRCP vaccines for cats). Please note that it generally takes at least 2 weeks for vaccines to be effective. If that is not possible, you can obtain the core vaccines at the time of surgery.
We have surgery specials from time to time that are detailed on the homepage of our website and on our Facebook page.
We do not declaw cats. If you are going to declaw your cat, we recommend that you have the spay/neuter surgery done at the same time by a full-service veterinarian so the cat only has to undergo anesthesia once.
Payment
We accept cash and credit cards. We do not accept checks. There is a $1.00 processing fee for credit card payments.
Rabies Vaccine
Proof of a current rabies vaccine (rabies certificate or vet record) is required at the time you bring your pet to us for services. An undated rabies tag on the collar or a passport completed by you is not legal proof. If you do not have proof, your pet will receive a one-year rabies vaccine at the time of surgery for a fee of $10.
