spay/neuter procedure and prices
Spaying and Neutering – Helping Your Pet Do Their Part to Prevent Overpopulation
According to the Humane Society, every day in the United States thousands upon thousands of puppies and kittens are born because of the uncontrolled breeding of pets. Add to that number the offspring of stray and abandoned companion animals, and the total becomes even more staggering. Every year, between six and eight million dogs and cats enter U.S. shelters; some three to four million of these animals are euthanized because there are not enough homes for them. We believe in spaying and neutering as a way to prevent pet overpopulation. Because of our commitment to helping prevent unwanted litters we have made our spays and neuters affordable while still maintaining our highest level of care. All of our spays and neuters include:
- Pre-anesthetic physical exam
- Premedication
- IV catheter and fluids*
- Bair Hugger patient warmer
- Multiparameter monitor
(including blood pressure, heart rate, blood oxygen level and temperature)
- Propofol induction and Sevoflurane anesthesia
- Spay/neuter surgical procedure
- Local anesthetic block at incision
- Dissolvable internal sutures
- Pain medication injection
- Pain medication to go home
- E-collar
* We do not place an IV catheter for our cat neuters as it is a short procedure
Spay/Neuter Prices
(includes all items listed above)
| Cat Neuter |
80 |
| Cat Spay |
140 |
| Dog Neuter |
165 |
| Dog Spay (under 40 pounds) |
200 |
| Dog Spay (over 40 pounds) |
250 |
We do require that all patients undergoing anesthesia have current blood testing (within 2 weeks) and a physical exam within the year, which is not included in the spay/neuter price.
| Comprehensive physical exam and consultation (30 minute) |
47 |
| Pre-anesthetic blood testing (in advance) |
50 |
| Pre-anesthetic blood testing (in house – day of procedure) |
55 |
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