Our Services
Low Cost Spay & Neuter for Pets
Pricing Info
Female Dogs: Spay: Price Qualifying Price*
Weight: 2-20 lbs $200 $100
Weight: 21-40 lbs $240 $120
Weight: 41-80 lbs $280 $140
Weight: 81 lbs & over $300 $150
Male Dogs: Neuter:
Weight: 2-40 lbs $140 $75
Weight: 41-80 lbs $180 $100
Weight: 81 lbs & over $200 $150
Female Cats: Spay: $80 $50
Male Cats: Neuter: $60 $40
Feral/Barn Cat Package: $70 $45
(Feral Package Includes: Spay/Neuter, FVRCP & Rabies Vaccine, Ear Tip)
*QUALIFYING PRICES: Lower or subsidized pricing for those that income qualify for financial need. This requires that you are able to provide proof of income with any of the listed documents:
- Medicaid/Medicare Card
- Current UNEMPLOYMENT
- Colorado Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP)
- WIC (Women, Infants & Children)
- SSI (Supplemental Security Income)
- Social Security/Disability
- Food Stamps, or food stamp eligibility
- Disabled Veteran-Disabled Veteran can verify their status by providing documentation from the Department of Veterans Affairs
- HUD Public Housing Program - Montezuma County Housing Authority
- Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers - Montezuma County Housing Authority
Additional Fees Apply For:
Obese, severely overweight female dogs: Plus $25–$50. Procedure to be determined by the surgical staff.
Brachycephalic Breeds: Plus $50 (French Bulldogs, English Bulldogs, Pekinese, etc. Procedure to be determined by the surgical staff.
Umbilical Hernia Repair: Plus $20-75
Cryptorchid: male dogs, male cats (both testicles have not dropped): Plus $20-100. Procedure to be determined by the surgical staff.
Additional Services
The following services are only available with a spay/neuter appointment...
- Rabies Vaccine: $15
- Canine Distemper/Parvo (DHPP) Vaccine: $15
- FVRCP (Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, *Panleukopenia): $15
- Microchipping: $20
- Plastic E-Collar: $5
- Umbilical Hernia Repair: $15 (Additional fees may be applied at Veterinarian's discretion)
- Cryptorchid (undescended testicle): +$20 (Additional fees may be applied at Veterinarian's discretion)
Feral Cats & Barn Cats
A feral cat is an untamed domestic cat. Stray cats are not considered feral unless you cannot touch or pick them up. Feral cats do not live in the house with human contact.
If you have a feral cat colony please call to arrange an appointment and to discuss fees (if any)
970-903-7836. All feral cats will receive the following:
- Spay/Neuter
- Rabies Vaccine (if not current)
- FVRCP Vaccine
- Pain Medication (given at our clinic)
- Ear Tip (a small ear tip is mandatory for all feral cats. This helps to identify the cat as spayed/neutered. Since these cats live in barns etc., this helps to easily identify them from a distance.
All feral cats must be brought in to the clinic in a humane trap.
Dog & Cat Spay/Neuter
Our team is available for spay & neutering your pet. By appointment only.