Low Cost, High Quality, Spay/Neuter Clinic

Services & Fees

Surgery Requirements

 All healthy cats and dogs over the age of 8 weeks and at least 3 pounds,

and no more than 80 pounds for a female dog and 90 pounds for a male dog

are eligible for surgery.

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All animals receive the following:

• Brief veterinarian exam

• Sedation and pain medicine

• General anesthesia

• Spay or neuter surgery performed by licensed veterinarian

• Tattoo on tummy

• Tender loving care

Feral and Community Cats

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Feral/Community cats (in live traps only) will receive a Rabies vaccination and ear tip, included in the price. All animals receive pain medication.

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Feral cats MUST come in a live trap, the size used for raccoons or possums.  We do not accept cats in traps that are for squirrels or chipmunks.

Important: In order for a cat to be considered a Feral or Community Cat, they must be brought into the clinic in live (humane) traps only. Community Cats in carriers will be charged the regular surgery price and any additional vaccine fees required.

Rabies Vaccination Required

Important: Proof of current Rabies vaccine is required for all pets over the age of 3 months. If you're pet is not currently vaccinated against Rabies, and is over the age of 3 months, a Rabies vaccine will be administered and an additional fee charged. If your pet is current on its rabies shot, the certificate must be provided at the time of drop off. 

Payment

Prepayment for services will be required when scheduling.

PREPAYMENT FOR SERVICES WILL BE REQUIRED WHEN SCHEDULING

**Gift Certificates can be made out in any amount. Certificates may be purchased in person at our clinic or over the phone**

What To Expect

Surgical Fees

Vaccine & Test Fees