Spay / Neuter Pricing
Pets must be at least 16 weeks and 4lbs, and no longer nursing in order to spay or neuter them.
PROOF OF ALL VACCINATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL PETS.
PROOF OF ALL VACCINATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL PETS.
Dogs
* $5 PER LB OVER 100LBS
* $5 PER LB OVER 100LBS
Cats
Recommendations for spay/neuter
Brachycephalic Pets
Brachy means shortened and cephalic means head. Therefore, brachycephalic dogs have skull bones that are shortened in length, giving the face and nose a pushed in appearance. Due to the shorter bones of the face and nose, the anatomy and relationship with the other soft tissue structures are altered; some of these changes can cause physical problems for the affected dog.
Brachycephalic breeds include Bulldogs (French and English), Boxer Dogs, Boston Terriers, Pekingese, Chinese Pugs, Lhasa Apsos, Shih Tzus, and Bull Mastiffs.
Other services we offer in addition to the spay/neuter
Booster vaccines are offered. Please call and inquire or ask at drop off.
Deworming : Round/Hookworm - $20 Under 15lb | $30 15lb-39lb | $40 40lb+
Tapeworm (Droncit) - $30 24lb & under | $55 25lb+
Capstar (1 day flea treatment): $15 (required if pet is not on regular flea prevention)
Propofol: $50 we REQUIRE Propofol anesthesia for all brachycephalic pets and pets 3+ years of age.
Microchip: $35 (insertion only, registration to be done by owner.)
Nail Trim: under Anesthesia - $20
Basic Ear Flush (add on & no meds): $80
Pre-Anesthetic Blood Test: (done before procedure) - $200 (in house same day) - $300
Umbilical Hernia Repair (add on): $100-$200 depending on severity
Extra Charges
Cryptorchid - If my male cat or dog has either one or both undescended testicle/s, there will be an additional charge of between $150 - $300.
Pregnant Cat - If my female cat is pregnant there will be an additional charge of between $55-$175. The doctor will also recommend a longer term antibiotic due to risk of infection post operatively. The cost of the antibiotic is $35 but is optional and highly recommended. (If you believe your cat is pregnant and would like her to have the kittens, we recommend you take them into their vet to confirm the pregnancy before coming to our spay and neuter clinic)
Pregnant Dog - If my female dog is pregnant there will be an additional charge of between $75-$250. The doctor will also recommend a longer term antibiotic due to risk of infection post operatively. The cost of the antibiotic is $35 but is optional and highly recommended. (If you believe your dog is pregnant and would like her to have the puppies, we recommend you take them into their vet to confirm the pregnancy before coming to our spay and neuter clinic)
Lactating Dog or Cat - There will be an additional charge of $30-$60+ for lactating dogs and cats.
In-Heat Dog - I understand that if my female dog is discovered to be in heat at the time of the spay procedure; I agree to pay an additional In-Heat Charge of $40 for the extra mandatory surgical procedure. I also understand that a longer term antibiotic is recommended for dogs in heat which usually costs $35 depending on my dog’s weight.
In-Heat Cat - There is an additional charge of $30 for my cat being in heat, and the doctor will most likely recommend sending my cat home with a longer term antibiotic for $35.
Cat or Dog with Fleas - I understand that in order to maintain a sanitary and sterile surgical environment, if my pet is submitted for his/her procedure with flea infestation, the veterinarian has my authorization to treat my animal with a flea control product in order to protect other animals from infestation. I agree to pay an additional $15 at the time of pick up if this procedure is necessary.
Pet Pickup Policy - You must be available all day for your pet. We cannot hold pets for a later pickup. You will be contacted once your pet is 30 minutes away from being ready for pickup. You must arrive to pick up your pet at the designated pickup time. If you are 30 minutes or more late for your pets you will be charged a late pickup fee. If you're not going to arrive until after we close you will have to pick up your pet the following day and will be charged an overnight fee. This fee starts at $60+.
All credit/debit card transactions
$3 Credit/Debit card processing fee
What is normal and expected after surgery:
The following are expected in some patients after surgery. These conditions should be monitored closely but generally do not need to be evaluated by a veterinarian.
- Female Dog under 40 lbs - $130 (pain meds to go home & base fee only)
- Female Dog 40-60 lbs - $165 (pain meds to go home & base fee only)
- Female Dog 61-80 lbs - $220 (pain meds to go home & base fee only)
- Female Dog 81-100 lbs - $240 (pain meds to go home & base fee only)
* $5 PER LB OVER 100LBS
- Male Dog under 40 lbs - $120 (pain meds to go home & base fee only)
- Male Dog 40-60 lbs - $150 (pain meds to go home & base fee only)
- Male Dog 61-80 lbs - $180 (pain meds to go home & base fee only)
- Male Dog 81-100 lbs - $200 (pain meds to go home& base fee only)
* $5 PER LB OVER 100LBS
Cats
- Female Cat - $105 (pain injection, pain meds to go home & base fee only)
- Male Cat - $95 (pain injection, pain meds to go home & base fee only)
Recommendations for spay/neuter
- Elizabethan Collar - $10- Cats $15- Dogs (to prevent your pet from licking at incision site)
- Extra Care Package - $35 (IV catheter and IV Fluids or SQ Fluids to help stabilize blood pressure during surgery)
Brachycephalic Pets
- Propofol: $50 we REQUIRE Propofol anesthesia for all brachycephalic pets and pets over 3 years old
- Famotidine and Metoclopramide: $35 Required for all brachycephalic pets.
- Cerenia Injection: $45-$105 We REQUIRE Cerenia injections for all brachycephalic pets and Dentals
Brachy means shortened and cephalic means head. Therefore, brachycephalic dogs have skull bones that are shortened in length, giving the face and nose a pushed in appearance. Due to the shorter bones of the face and nose, the anatomy and relationship with the other soft tissue structures are altered; some of these changes can cause physical problems for the affected dog.
Brachycephalic breeds include Bulldogs (French and English), Boxer Dogs, Boston Terriers, Pekingese, Chinese Pugs, Lhasa Apsos, Shih Tzus, and Bull Mastiffs.
Other services we offer in addition to the spay/neuter
Booster vaccines are offered. Please call and inquire or ask at drop off.
Deworming : Round/Hookworm - $20 Under 15lb | $30 15lb-39lb | $40 40lb+
Tapeworm (Droncit) - $30 24lb & under | $55 25lb+
Capstar (1 day flea treatment): $15 (required if pet is not on regular flea prevention)
Propofol: $50 we REQUIRE Propofol anesthesia for all brachycephalic pets and pets 3+ years of age.
Microchip: $35 (insertion only, registration to be done by owner.)
Nail Trim: under Anesthesia - $20
Basic Ear Flush (add on & no meds): $80
Pre-Anesthetic Blood Test: (done before procedure) - $200 (in house same day) - $300
- Blood work - Pre-anesthetic blood work is recommended for each pet prior to surgery. It is required for any pet over the age of 4 years old. If blood work is run the same day as the procedure it will be an additional $300, otherwise to send to a lab 3 days before is an additional $200.
Umbilical Hernia Repair (add on): $100-$200 depending on severity
Extra Charges
Cryptorchid - If my male cat or dog has either one or both undescended testicle/s, there will be an additional charge of between $150 - $300.
Pregnant Cat - If my female cat is pregnant there will be an additional charge of between $55-$175. The doctor will also recommend a longer term antibiotic due to risk of infection post operatively. The cost of the antibiotic is $35 but is optional and highly recommended. (If you believe your cat is pregnant and would like her to have the kittens, we recommend you take them into their vet to confirm the pregnancy before coming to our spay and neuter clinic)
Pregnant Dog - If my female dog is pregnant there will be an additional charge of between $75-$250. The doctor will also recommend a longer term antibiotic due to risk of infection post operatively. The cost of the antibiotic is $35 but is optional and highly recommended. (If you believe your dog is pregnant and would like her to have the puppies, we recommend you take them into their vet to confirm the pregnancy before coming to our spay and neuter clinic)
Lactating Dog or Cat - There will be an additional charge of $30-$60+ for lactating dogs and cats.
In-Heat Dog - I understand that if my female dog is discovered to be in heat at the time of the spay procedure; I agree to pay an additional In-Heat Charge of $40 for the extra mandatory surgical procedure. I also understand that a longer term antibiotic is recommended for dogs in heat which usually costs $35 depending on my dog’s weight.
In-Heat Cat - There is an additional charge of $30 for my cat being in heat, and the doctor will most likely recommend sending my cat home with a longer term antibiotic for $35.
Cat or Dog with Fleas - I understand that in order to maintain a sanitary and sterile surgical environment, if my pet is submitted for his/her procedure with flea infestation, the veterinarian has my authorization to treat my animal with a flea control product in order to protect other animals from infestation. I agree to pay an additional $15 at the time of pick up if this procedure is necessary.
Pet Pickup Policy - You must be available all day for your pet. We cannot hold pets for a later pickup. You will be contacted once your pet is 30 minutes away from being ready for pickup. You must arrive to pick up your pet at the designated pickup time. If you are 30 minutes or more late for your pets you will be charged a late pickup fee. If you're not going to arrive until after we close you will have to pick up your pet the following day and will be charged an overnight fee. This fee starts at $60+.
All credit/debit card transactions
$3 Credit/Debit card processing fee
What is normal and expected after surgery:
The following are expected in some patients after surgery. These conditions should be monitored closely but generally do not need to be evaluated by a veterinarian.
- Mild redness, bruising, or swelling around the incision. These should resolve in 5-7 days.
- Mild redness or irritation of the shaved skin. This can be caused by shaving and should resolve in 3-5 days.
- A small, firm bump under the incision that is not red, painful, or warm to the touch. This can be the result of a minor reaction to the stitches and should resolve in 7-14 days as the stitches dissolve.
- Your pet may not defecate for 24 hrs.
*some pets are required to get extra care package and/ or propofol for health and safety reasons.
The veterinarian may or may not tattoo your pet to show that they have been sterilized. It is always recommended to keep a copy of your records for proof of sterilization.
