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Spay/Neuter Clinic

Spay/Neuter Clinic

Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Program

With our low-cost program, we spay and neuter dogs and cats at a low cost. Our clinic do not offer any other procedures besides spaying, neutering, and simple hernia repairs.

Pricing and Additional Services

The low-cost program includes spaying/neutering, pain medications, and an e-collar to go home for each pet. Pricing for spay/neuter surgery is dependent upon species, sex, and weight. 

  • Animals must be 12 weeks old and have either proof of a current rabies vaccination (certificate required) or must be vaccinated for rabies on the day of surgery.
  • You may opt for other additional services at the time of drop-off.
  • Pre-Surgical Bloodwork of $90 is required for dogs 6 years and older and cats 8 years and older. 

Dogs
Female 0-50 lbs. $175
Female 51-100 lbs. $240
Female 101+ lbs. $275
Male 0-50 lbs. $150
Male 51-100 lbs. $160
Male 101+ lbs. $175
Cats
Female $98
Male $68
Additional Fees
Rabies Vaccine $20
Distemper Vaccine $20
Microchip $31.50
Flea Treatment $16-$19
Pre-Surgical Bloodwork $60-$90
Hernia Repair $25-$42
Female Dog in Heat $25
Cryptorchid Male $25-$45 per testicle
Canine Heartworm, Lyme, Anaplasma and Ehrlichia Test* $18
Feline FelV/FIV/Heartworm Test $18

If you are experiencing financial hardship and are unable to afford the fees listed above, please contact SNAP of PA for potential financial assistance at 717-732-5377 or visit their website.

Dogs in Heat

If your dog is currently in heat or her heat cycle has ended within the past six weeks, it is strongly recommended to delay her surgery until the uterus and ovaries have returned to their normal state. Being in estrus (in heat) can put your pet at an increased risk for intraoperative and postoperative bleeding. Being in heat will also increase your pets time under anesthesia and increase the size of her surgical incision. 

If you need to reschedule your appointment, please email clinic@ycspca.org and we can reschedule your pet to a later date. If you wish to proceed with the surgery despite your pet being in heat or recently being in heat, there will be an additional waiver to sign at check-in stating that you are aware of the increased anesthetic risks involved.

 

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