SPAY & NEUTER SURGERIES - Northwest Spay & Neuter Center
Our spay-neuter clinic, Northwest Spay & Neuter Center,
is currently taking e-appointments for spay, neuter, and wellness services.
We are open for weekend appointments on Saturday and Sunday.
You can visit https://nwspayneuter.org/ to book an appointment with the online scheduler.
How much does it cost to spay & Neuter at
Northwest Spay & Neuter Center?
Effective January 1, 2023
All healthy cats and dogs over the age of eight (8) weeks and weighing at least two (2) pounds are eligible for surgery.
All Animals receive the following:
Veterinarian Exam
Sedation and Pain Medicine
General Anesthesia
Spay or Neuter Surgery performed by a licensed veterinarian
Tattoo on Abdomen
Bedtime Snack After Recovery (for cats and overnight dogs only)
Tender Loving Care
Services and Surgery Fees for Feline and Canine
*Price indicated are starting costs. If cost will be higher than that, owner will be contacted.
**Capstar is mandatory if fleas noted in surgical area.
Vaccinations and other Services
Vaccinations and other services are offered at the time of surgery. Northwest Spay & Neuter Center does not provide full-service but we do offer follow-up veterinary care through our wellness clinic.
In order to maintain a flea-free environment for all of our guests, all pets that arrive for surgery are inspected for evidence of flea infestation. If your pet is found to have fleas, it may be given CAPSTAR(R) flea treatment at an additional charge to you.
RECOMMENDED HEALTH CARE BASICS
Why Spay & Neuter?
Allowing your pets to breed contributes to the pet overpopulation problem in Pierce and King Counties. One female cat and her offspring can produce over 400,000 unwanted kittens in seven years! One female dog and her offspring can produce 65,000 unwanted puppies in seven years!
Having your pet spayed or neutered will not make it fat, lazy, or less protective. Having your pet sterilized benefits you, your pet, and the community.
Spay/Neuter and good preventative care increase an animals’ lifespan and promote healthy communities.
What are the benefits?
Your pet will not produce litters of unwanted puppies or kittens
Your pet is less likely to roam or run away
Your pet is less likely to bite and show aggression
Your pet is less likely to fight with other animals
Your pet will be more calm, affectionate and overall healthy
Your pet will be less likely to spray or mark their territory
If you have questions, please contact us for details
253-249-7849 option 1