Spay & Neuter Services

Low-Cost. High-Quality. Community-Focused.

PETS Clinic is a nonprofit veterinary clinic providing affordable spay and neuter services for dogs and cats. Our mission is to keep pets healthy, reduce overpopulation, and make veterinary care accessible to all pet owners, regardless of income.

Spay and Neuter surgeries require an appointment. Wellness services like preventatives, vaccines, and nail trims can be requested alongside a spay & neuter appointment.

Why Spay & Neuter Your Pet?

Health Benefits

  • Females: Greatly reduces or eliminates the risk of uterine infections and mammary tumors, which are malignant in about 50% of dogs and 90% of cats.

  • Males: Eliminates the risk of testicular cancer and reduces prostate issues.

  • May lower the risk of certain behavioral and hormonal health problems later in life.

Behavioral Benefits

  • Reduces roaming in search of a mate, lowering the risk of injury or getting lost.

  • Can decrease territorial marking, spraying, and aggressive behaviors.

  • Helps pets focus more on their family and environment.

Community Benefits

  • Prevents unwanted litters, reducing shelter overcrowding and euthanasia rates.

  • Supports responsible pet ownership and a healthier pet population.

  • Helps local animal shelters and rescues save resources for pets already in need.

Our Nonprofit Difference

  • Affordable Pricing: Significantly lower than for-profit veterinary clinics.

  • Same High Standards: Every surgery is performed by licensed veterinarians and trained veterinary technicians.

  • Mission-Driven: Your payment helps fund care for other pets in the community.

What to Expect

Before Surgery

  • Eligibility: Pets must be at least 3 months old and weigh at least 3 lbs. Maximum age depends on breed; our veterinarians will advise.

  • Feeding: Give only ¼–⅓ of your pet’s normal food the morning of surgery. Water is fine as usual.

  • Vet Discretion: All services and surgeries are subject to our veterinarians’ discretion. We may refuse surgery if a pet is not a suitable candidate.

  • Booking Limits: No more than four animals per owner per surgery day.

Arrival Instructions

  • Dogs: Must arrive on a leash or in a crate.

  • Cats: Must arrive in a crate. If you do not have one, place your cat in a pillowcase — we will transfer them to a crate upon arrival. Do not carry cats in your arms.

  • E-Collars: Strongly recommended for all male dogs to prevent licking and infection. Cost: $5–$7.

Day of Surgery

  1. Check-In: Arrive at your scheduled drop-off time for pre-surgery evaluation.

  2. Procedure: Your pet will be under anesthesia, monitored by trained staff, and given pain control.

  3. Recovery: Most pets go home the same day with detailed recovery instructions. Healing typically takes 10–14 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my pet too young or too old?

We perform surgeries on pets starting at safe veterinary-approved ages, typically as early as 8 weeks for kittens and 8–12 weeks for puppies, depending on health and weight. Older pets are evaluated individually.

Will my pet’s personality change?

Your pet will remain the same loving companion, though certain hormonally driven behaviors may lessen.

Do you offer financial assistance?

Yes. As a nonprofit, we work with donors and grants to help cover costs for qualifying pet owners.

Male Cat

$ 35
00
  • Includes Pain Medication
  • E-Collar: $5 - $7 Additional Fee

Female Cat

$ 45
00
  • Includes Pain Medication
  • In Heat: $10 Additional Fee
  • Pregnant: $20 Additional Fee
  • E-Collar: $5 - $7 Additional Fee

Male Dog

$ 60
00
  • Includes Pain Medication
  • Undescended Testicle: $10/$20 Additional Fee
  • E-Collar: $5 - $7 Additional Fee

Female Dog

$ 65
00
  • Includes Pain Medication
  • In Heat: $10 Additional Fee
  • Pregnant: $20 Additional Fee
  • E-Collar: $5 - $7 Additional Fee

Schedule Your Pet’s Spay or Neuter Today

Choosing PETS Clinic means choosing affordable, compassionate, and professional care that helps both your pet and the community.

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