Services

Spay/Neuter

Since opening our doors in 2005, our surgical team has performed over 175,000 spay/neuter procedures.

The Association of Shelter Veterinarians (ASV) has published guidelines and suggested protocols for spay/neuter procedures in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. The clinic follows the recommendations of the ASV and practices high quality medicine.

Our veterinary center is a member of the National Spay/Neuter Response Team and follows the ASPCA Spay/Neuter Alliance Model- nationally recognized for the quality of care and self-sufficiency of its clinics.

As part of our mission to increase access to veterinary care, Anicira offers reduced fees for non-profit animal welfare organizations.

Spay/Neuter Surgery includes:

Pre-anesthetic physical examination
Pre- and post- operative pain medication to ensure that our patients remain comfortable both during and after the procedure
Individualized general anesthetic plan based on age, body type, breed
After surgery each patient is kept comfortable with a warming system
Vital sign monitoring by professional care team members
Post-op clinic exam if necessary

Pricing

Preanesthetic blood work (optional): $89

Cats

Females $109
Males $99
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Dogs

under 50 pounds $159
50-75 pounds $179
76-100 pounds $229
100+ pounds $259
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Rabbits

Male and Female $199
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Additional Procedures (required, if present)

Umbilical hernia repair (with spay/neuter surgery) $69
Inguinal cryptorchid neuter $39
Bilateral inguinal cryptorchid $49
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Additional Procedure (Electable)

Preanesthetic Blood Word $89
Hind dewclaw removal for dogs $19/Dewclaw
Deciduous tooth removal $35
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Eligibility

All healthy dogs and cats over the age of 8 weeks and at least 2 pounds are eligible for surgery. The recommended age for surgery is 16 weeks. Early-age spay/neuter procedures have been endorsed by the Association of Shelter Veterinarians, the American Veterinary Medical Association, and the American Animal Hospital Association.

Preanesthetic Blood Work

Preanesthetic blood work for spay/neuter procedures is not required, but it is always recommended to ensure that your pet is a good candidate for anesthesia and surgery, especially for patients over the age of five years. Preoperative blood work may be required for other surgical procedures.

Preanesthetic blood work includes a complete blood count (CBC) and a chemistry profile. Preanesthetic blood work can be completed the morning of surgery or during a preoperative visit prior to the surgery date.

Preoperative Spay/Neuter Instructions