Find a Veterinarian
Locate qualified veterinarians and low-cost spay/neuter clinics in your area
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Private Veterinary Clinics
Full-service veterinary hospitals offering comprehensive care. Typically higher cost but may offer more personalized service and follow-up care.
Pros:
- + Personalized care
- + Full medical records
- + Ongoing relationship
Cons:
- - Higher cost
- - May need appointment weeks out
Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinics
Specialized clinics focused on affordable sterilization. Often run by humane societies or non-profit organizations.
Pros:
- + Significantly lower cost
- + Specialized in the procedure
- + Often faster availability
Cons:
- - Limited services
- - High volume environment
Mobile Spay/Neuter Services
Traveling clinics that visit different locations on scheduled days. Great option for rural areas or those with transportation challenges.
Pros:
- + May come to your area
- + Usually low-cost
- + Convenient
Cons:
- - Limited schedule
- - May need to travel to meet them
Tips for Scheduling Your Appointment
Call Ahead
Contact the clinic before your appointment to confirm they can complete SpaySecure documentation.
Bring Your Forms
Download and bring your Vet Attestation Form to your appointment. Your vet will complete it during the procedure.
Ask About Costs
Get a quote before scheduling. Prices vary significantly between clinics, and low-cost options may be available.
Schedule Early
Don't wait until the last minute. Popular clinics may have waiting lists, especially for low-cost spay/neuter programs.
Don't Forget Your Forms!
Download your Vet Attestation Form before your appointment so your veterinarian can complete it during the procedure.