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Benefits of Spaying & Neutering
- Prevents and reduces unwanted behaviors such as roaming and marking.
- Reduces aggression for some animals.
- Minimize or eliminate the risk of some cancers, thus increasing the lifespan of your pet.
- Helps your pet
Millions of unwanted dogs and cats are euthanized each year, including puppies and kittens. The good news is that you can make a difference. By having your pet spayed or neutered, you will do your part to prevent the birth of unwanted animals.
FELINE
The American Veterinary Medical Association has endorsed spay & neuter for cats by the age of five months, recognizing that pregnancy can occur by that age and there are no adverse effects to early-age sterilization.
Thanks to sponsors, we are able to offer affordable spay and neuter services. Our pricing is competitive and transparent. Subject to change based on grants and fundraising efforts.
CANINE
According to The American Veterinary Medical Association by having your dog spayed or neutered, you could be setting your dog up for a longer, healthier life.
Thanks to sponsors, we are able to offer affordable spay and neuter services. Our pricing is competitive and transparent. Subject to change based on grants and fundraising efforts.
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Female dog spay $165
4-40 lbs
Surgeries are done by appointment only. Please review our admission and discharge policies. -
Male dog Neuter $145
4-40 lbs
Surgeries are done by appointment only. Please review our admission and discharge policies. -
Female dog spay $195
41-60 lbs
Surgeries are done by appointment only. Please review our admission and discharge policies. -
Male dog Neuter $160
41-60 lbs
Surgeries are done by appointment only. Please review our admission and discharge policies.
Post Operative Care- Healing Guide
Financial Assistance for Spay-Neuter Programs
WHAT TO EXPECT AFTER YOUR PETS SURGERY
FELINES:
Normal Behaviors to expect after your pet’s surgical procedure include head bobbing, wobbly movements, agitation, shivering and hypersensitivity to light and sound.
Anesthesia may cause nausea, drooling or lip smacking for 24 hours.
Provide water and encourage your pet to eat ½ of their normal meal as soon as possible to prevent hypoglycemia.
It is important to keep your pet warm. Anesthesia causes animals to struggle to regulate their body temperature. Keeping them indoors at 75 degrees helps with their recovery.
Keep male cats indoors for 3 days. Keep female cats indoors and away from male cats for at one week.
CANINES:
Normal Behaviors to expect after your pet’s surgical procedure include head bobbing, wobbly movements, agitation, shivering and hypersensitivity to light and sound.
Anesthesia may cause nausea, drooling or lip smacking for 24 hours.
Provide water and encourage your pet to eat ½ of their normal meal as soon as possible to prevent hypoglycemia.
It is important to keep your pet warm. Anesthesia causes animals to struggle to regulate their body temperature. Keeping them indoors at 75 degrees helps with their recovery.
Keep dogs in a fenced area or walk them on a leash to potty outdoors for 3 days. Keep females away from male dogs for at least one week.
Do not let your dog run and jump during the post-surgical recovery period.
