Spay & Neuter
All spay and neuter services include the following:
- Initial physical examination
- Anesthesia
- Pain medication during surgery
*E-collars (cone) and post-op pain medication are required for all dogs (optional for cats). E-collars will help prevent them from licking or causing complications with their incision while healing.
On your pet’s surgery day, you’ll drop them off in the morning and pick them up in the late afternoon after they’ve had time to recover from anesthesia. We’ll provide you all the pre and post-op instructions you need to make sure they (and you!) have the best experience possible.
“Great place, nice friendly people. Much better than similarly named Spay Neuter Clinic. Great price. Our dog is doing great post neutering. Text communication during the process. Easy drop off and pick up.” – Jeff R
Our dog spay pricing is by weight, as larger dogs require additional medication and anesthesia. All pricing includes physical examination, anesthesia, surgery, and pain medications during surgery.
- 2-40lbs – $140
- 41-80lbs – $180
- 80lbs and up -$240
All dogs are required to have an E-collar (cone) after surgery to prevent licking and chewing of the incision. E-collars are an additional $20 and are mandatory unless you bring a properly fitting e-collar with you at the time of pickup.
Additional charges may apply for the following:
- Current/recent heat – $25-$50
- This is determined by swelling of the ovaries and uterus at the time of surgery. Internal signs of heat can start a week or two before and last up to 6 weeks after external signs of heat.
- Current lactation – $25
- Pregnancy – $25-$100 depending on stage. IV fluids are required for late term pregnancy for additional fee ($50).
- Post-Partum (recent pregnancy) – $25
- Obesity – $25
- Cerenia injection – $35 Required for flat-faced dogs (English & French Bulldogs, Pugs, etc.) This is an anti-nausea medication given to help decrease the risk of breathing complications secondary to vomiting.
Vaccines
- Rabies (required by law) – $29
- We must have proof of current rabies vaccine provided by email, text or in person. Without proof, we are required by law to administer the vaccine.
- Bordatella (Kennel Cough) – $29
- DA2PP (Distemper/Parvo/Adenovirus 2/Parainfluenza) – $29
- Leptospirosis (for dogs that visit dog parks, lakes, camping) – $40
Additional Services
- Anal gland expression – $35
- Antibiotics (veterinarian determines need) – $20-$30
- Flea and tick spray (veterinarian determines need) – $10
- Heartworm Test – $30
- Microchip – $35
- Nail trim with surgery – $5 ($25 with no surgery; $90 with sedation and no surgery)
- Unattached dewclaws with surgery (Each) – $40-$60
- Additional minor procedures available at Dr.’s discretion – TBD
ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $25 MAY APPLY IF PET IS PICKED UP AFTER HOURS
Our dog neuter pricing is by weight, as larger dogs require additional medication and anesthesia. All pricing includes physical examination, anesthesia, surgery, and pain medications during surgery.
- 2-40lbs – $120
- 41-80lbs – $160
- 80lbs and up -$180
All dogs are required to have an E-collar (cone) after surgery to prevent licking and chewing of the incision. E-collars are an additional $20 and are mandatory unless you bring a properly fitting e-collar with you at the time of pickup.
Additional charges may apply for the following:
- Cryptorchid (undescended testicle, testicle is not in the scrotum) – $40-$100
- Cerenia injection – $35 Required for flat-faced dogs (English & French Bulldogs, Pugs, etc.) This is an anti-nausea medication given to help decrease the risk of breathing complications secondary to vomiting.
Vaccines
- Rabies (required by law) – $29
- We must have proof of current rabies vaccine provided by email, text or in person. Without proof, we are required by law to administer the vaccine.
- Bordatella (Kennel Cough) – $29
- DA2PP (Distemper/Parvo/Adenovirus 2/Parainfluenza) – $29
- Leptospirosis (for dogs that visit dog parks, lakes, camping) – $40
Additional Services
- Anal gland expression – $35
- Antibiotics (veterinarian determines need) – $20-$30
- Flea and tick spray (veterinarian determines need) – $10
- Heartworm Test – $30
- Microchip – $35
- Nail trim with surgery – $5 ($25 with no surgery; $90 with sedation and no surgery)
- Unattached dewclaws with surgery (Each) – $40-$60
- Additional minor procedures available at Dr.’s discretion – TBD
ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $25 MAY APPLY IF PET IS PICKED UP AFTER HOURS
All cat spays are $85. This includes physical examination, anesthesia, surgery, and pain medications during surgery.
Feral cats – $60
It is recommended that female cats have an E-collar (cone) after surgery to prevent licking and chewing of the incision. E-collars are an additional $15 unless you bring a properly fitting e-collar with you at the time of pickup.
Additional fees may be charged for the following:
Current/recent heat – $20-$30
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- This is determined by swelling of the ovaries and uterus at the time of surgery. Internal signs of heat can start several days before and last up to a week after external signs of heat.
- Current lactation – $20
- Pregnancy – $ 30
- Post-Partum (recent pregnancy) – $20
Vaccines
- Rabies – $29
- FeLV (Leukemia) – $42
- FVRCP (Core vaccine) – $34
Additional Services
- Ear mite treatment and ear cleaning – $25
- FIV/FeLV Test – $50
- Flea & Tick spray (veterinarian determines need) – $10
- Microchip – $35
- Nail trim with surgery – $5 ($25 with no surgery; $90 with sedation and no surgery)
- Additional minor procedures available at Dr.’s discretion – TBD
ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $25 MAY APPLY IF PET IS PICKED UP AFTER HOURS
All cat neuters are $70. This includes physical examination, anesthesia, surgery, and pain medications during surgery.
Feral Cats – $60
Additional charges may apply for the following:
- Cryptorchid (undescended testicle, testicle is not in the scrotum)
- Inguinal – $25 per testicle
- Abdominal – $60 per testicle
Vaccines
- Rabies – $29
- FeLV (Leukemia) – $42
- FVRCP (Core vaccine) – $34
Additional Services
- Ear mite treatment and ear cleaning – $25
- FIV/FeLV Test – $50
- Flea & Tick spray (veterinarian determines need) – $10
- Microchip – $35
- Nail trim with surgery – $5 ($25 with no surgery; $90 with sedation and no surgery)
- Additional minor procedures available at Dr.’s discretion – TBD
ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $25 MAY APPLY IF PET IS PICKED UP AFTER HOURS
Walk-in vaccines offered from 11-1 on surgery days
No exam fee
Recommend calling ahead
Dog
Rabies-$29
DA2PP (Distemper/Parvo)-$29
Bordatella -$29
Cat
Rabies- $29
FVRCP-$34
FeLV-$42
FeLV/FIV snap test (recommended as a screening test in all cats)- $50
Cherry eye (prolapse of gland of third eyelid) – $450 for first eye/ $250 for second eye or with other surgery.
Enucleation (removal of eye)- $550
Mass removal – starting at $150+. Recommend consult with DVM for detailed estimate.
- Optional add-on biopsy (to determine nature of mass) starting at $125
Pyometra (emergency spay due to uterus infection) – $250+ depending on pet size and condition
Scrotal ablation – $330/ $150 with neuter
Stenotic nares (enlargement of nostrils) – $300/ $150 with other surgery
- Recommended in brachycephalic (short-nosed breeds) including pugs, french bulldogs and english bulldogs.
Umbilical hernia only (includes e-collar & pain medications) – $180
Umbilical hernia with other surgery – $50
Additional procedures may be available at Dr.’s discretion. Please inquire.
Additional Anesthesia & Related Services
- Pre-anesthestic Bloodwork – $50
- Required for all pets 5 years and older as well as pyometra (uterine infection) surgeries of any age.
- Highly recommended for all pets.
- Performed the morning of surgery in our in-house laboratory to screen for liver, kidney, and blood sugar values to help ensure they are a good candidate for anesthesia and surgery.
- IV Catheter and Fluids – $40
- Highly recommended for all female dogs 5 years and older.
- Highly recommended for dog spays greater than 40lbs
- A catheter is placed in a vein and fluids are administered to support blood pressure and hydration, and provide faster access for IV medications in the event of an emergency.
- Post-Op Pain Meds To Go Home – $15 (All dogs required)
- Post Surgery Sedative – $15
- Highly recommended for large males/active pets to decrease chance of swelling at incision site.
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