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SPAY & NEUTER

A vital surgery
for pet health.

Did you know that spaying and neutering your pet helps them live a longer and healthier life? The SPCA of Texas offers low-cost, high-quality spay/neuter services to pet owners.

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THE DETAILS

What you need to know about spay/neuter surgery.

What it costs.

*Starting July 1st we will be requiring a $35.00 booking deposit for all wellness and surgery appointments. The deposit will be applied to your total at the time of your visit. Cancellations or rescheduling must be made at least 24 hours prior to your scheduled appointment. Failure to do so may result in a forfeited deposit.

All pricing includes anesthesia and post-operative pain control. Note that certain vaccinations are required prior to surgery. Lab work is optional but recommended. See details below.

FEMALE DOG SPAY SURGERY

3 – 29 pounds / $85
30 – 49 pounds / $95
50 – 69 pounds / $105
70 – 99 pounds / $115 *unavailable at this time
100+ pounds / $130 *unavailable at this time

MALE DOG NEUTER SURGERY 

3 – 29 pounds / $80
30 – 49 pounds / $90
50 – 69 pounds / $100
70 – 99 pounds / $110
100 pounds / $125 *unavailable at this time

FEMALE CAT SPAY SURGERY

$70

MALE CAT NEUTER SURGERY 

$60

*Pets with undescended testicles (cryptorchid males) may have their appointments delayed or rescheduled based on the vet’s decision. Please email the clinic at clinic@spca.org for further assistance with scheduling an appointment.

NOTE: we book large dog spay/neuters (over 30 lbs) quickly and have limited spots. These typically book out at least 2-3 weeks in advance. Additional charges may apply for pregnancy, in heat, cryptorchidism (un-descended testicles), fleas and umbilical hernia repairs. Please let us know when scheduling if your pet has any medical conditions.

*At this time we are unable to perform surgeries on pets older than 10 years of age. We apologize for any inconvenience! 

Before your appointment

After scheduling your pet’s spay/neuter appointment, an electronic surgery consent form will be emailed to you.  It is important that this form is filled out and submitted before the day of your pet’s appointment to avoid delays at surgery check-in. 

If you did not receive this form, please call us at (214) 742-7722 or email us at spca@spca.org so we can confirm your email and resend. 

If your pet is current on vaccinations, please attach the proof of these vaccinations to the consent form or send them via email to clinic@spca.org.  

FOR PETS 4 MONTHS AND OLDER:

Please withhold food after midnight on the night before surgery. They can have access to water as normal. 

FOR PETS UNDER 4 MONTHS OLD:

Please withhold food after 6 a.m. on the morning of their appointment.  They can have access to water as normal. 

Surgery check-in

  • On the morning of your pet’s appointment, please arrive at the clinic between 7:30-8 a.m. 
  • Please allow up to 45 minutes to complete the check-in process. If you were unable to complete your consent form electronically, please plan for additional time at check-in. 
  • Take all relevant documents with you when your time to enter arrives, if you have not previously sent them.  Please be aware of any additional services you’d like to request (noted on consent form). 
  • Please note: only one person may enter per pet, with the exception of small children requiring supervision. 

Surgery checkout

  • Patients may typically be picked up between 3-4 p.m.  You will receive a notification if your pet is ready to be picked up early or later than that. 
  • All animals must be picked up by 4:30 p.m. 
  • Animals left overnight are not monitored and will accrue additional charges.  
  • If sending another party to pick up your pet, please ensure they are aware of the listed instructions and any outstanding charges.  You may contact the staff to pay beforehand over the phone. 
  • Please note: only one person may enter per pet, with the exception of small children requiring supervision. 
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Care for your pet after surgery.

Your pet’s care after surgery is extremely important. After your pet is spayed or neutered, it is critical to follow all post-operative instructions to lessen your pet’s risk of injury or infection.

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Our Impact

How Spay and Neuter programs keep our community pets safe and healthy.

Spay and neuter surgery is good for the health of animals. And, it also contributes to the safety and well-being of our entire community by preventing animal homelessness.

Stats

11,869

community spay/neuter surgeries last year

8,070

wellness visits
in 2020

5,150

Free Fix spay/neuters
performed in 2020