Spay and Neuter
Surgery

Is spaying or neutering the right thing for your pet?

Every animal deserves quality care. Spaying and neutering your pet not only prevents unwanted litters, but it also results in your pet living a longer, healthier life. Spaying and neutering helps to prevent uterine infections, breast tumors, testicular cancer, and some prostate problems.

Appointment Process

Our spay and neuter services are by appointment only, Wednesday through Friday. Appointment drop-off time for all animals is 7 a.m. You will receive full instructions through email after your appointment confirmation.

If your animal requires a hernia repair during their surgery, there will be an additional $15 fee. Please note that we require full payment when making your appointment and that this fee is non-refundable if you do not show for your appointment.

We do require a current rabies vaccine at the time of surgery.

If you do not provide proof of a current rabies vaccine for an animal over 3 months of age, we will provide your pet with a 1-year rabies vaccine. If your pet has a current rabies vaccine, please submit their veterinary records when making your appointment. If you are unable to provide adequate proof of current rabies vaccination for your pet(s) by uploading the document, we will administer the rabies vaccination during surgery at no additional cost.

Packages

All packages include a spay or neuter surgery, a microchip (if your pet doesn’t currently have one), a nail trim, an e-collar, and appropriate pain medication.