High quality, low cost spay & neuter

Our veterinarians are experts and specialize in spay and neuter surgeries. As a nonprofit organization, our sole purpose is to make affordable services accessible for all pet owners.

When you bring your pet to us for spay or neuter, you can trust they’ll be in caring, compassionate, and well-trained hands. Our team ensures all pets are closely monitored throughout recovery and receive proper pain management. We use dissolving sutures, so there’s no need for a return visit, and all pets go home the same day of surgery.

For pets 10 years and older, pre-surgical bloodwork is required. For pets 7-9 years old, pre-surgical blood work is highly recommended. Both require an appointment at least 48 hours before their sugery, it cannot be done on the day of. Additionally, certain breeds, ages, health conditions, or behaviors may require alternative anesthesia, which may result in additional charges.

We are a fear-free certified clinic and strive to make all pets feel comfortable, even those who may be nervous or reactive. If your dog is fearful, kennel aggressive, or difficult to handle, we may ask for your help to ensure their experience is as stress-free as possible. No matter your pet’s needs, we’ll work with you to provide an affordable solution.

Our clinics reccomendations for the age to sterilize include healthy dogs over four to five months old and healthy cats weighing at least two pounds. Exceptions to that recomendation can be made but that is up to our veterinarian(s). 

Post Operative Information

Please note: Every animal reacts differently to anesthesia & recovery. 
Within the first 24 hours post-anesthesia you can expect the following:
- Decreased activity
- May be wobbly on their feet but be improving with time
- Some cats will be more shaky/have head wobbles
- Should be rousable but they do need rest and a quiet area to recover
- Gum color should be pink and moist
- Normal respiratory rate and effort
- Salivating, vomiting, diarrhea can occur but should not be persisting or occurring multiple times

Refer to the Post-Op document & the resources emailed to you for more descriptions on what to watch for following your pet's surgery.

Reminder: our inbox & phone lines are only monitored during our regular business hours. If it is an emergency, please contact a full-service veterinarian or an emergency animal hospital. 

Community Cat Program

The most effective and humane way to manage feral cat populations is through Trap, Neuter, and Return (TNR). This internationally recognized method helps control free-roaming cat numbers, reduces the spread of disease, and improves the overall well-being of feral cats. By spaying and neutering, we prevent endless cycles of homeless kittens and allowing current cat colonies to live healthier, safer lives.
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The Power of Prevention

By spaying, neutering, and staying up to date on vaccines, you’re helping to reduce overpopulation and keep pets healthy.

420,000
The number of offspring that one unaltered cat can lead to in just 7 years
50,000
The number of offspring that one unaltered dog can lead to in just 7 years

Canine Surgery

Prices include anesthesia, surgery, ear cleaning (if necessary), nail trims and pain control during and after the sterilization. We will never charge more than necessary for high quality care, but please see below for additional fees that may arise while your dog is in our care. All pets go home the same day, no overnight stays.

For pets 10 years and older, pre-surgical bloodwork is required. For pets 7-9 years old, pre-surgical blood work is highly recommended. Both require an appointment at least 48 hours before their sugery, it cannot be done on the day of. You can CHOOSE to do blood work on a younger pet but we do not require that in most cases!

Additionally, certain breeds, ages, health conditions, or behaviors may require alternative anesthesia, which may result in additional charges. 

Specific breeds will require special anesthesia and drugs (specifically brachycephalic). We cater our protocols to fit the breeds genetics and current circumstance. This special anesthesia does have an additional cost of $45 but is for their safety.
Neuter (male) up to 20lbs ……………$160.00
Each add’l 10lbs after 20lbs……………+$10.00
Spay (female) up to 20lbs ……………$170.00
Each add’l 10lbs after 20lbs……………+$10.00

Surcharges, Add-Ons & Possible Additional Fees

Microchip (registration included)…………… $30.00
SQ Fluid (veterinary discretion)……………$5.00
Brachycephalic (breed specific anesthesia/medications)……………$45.00+
Cryptorchid……………$25.00+ (based on time)
Pre-Surgical Bloodwork (not required for most pets)……………$120.00
Senior (7+ yrs) Propofol anesthesia……………$45.00
Senior (7+ yrs) IV Cath + fluids……………$35.00
Pregnant (terminated at the time of surgery)……………$25.00
In Heat (dogs only, no fee for cats)…………… $25.00
E-Collars (cones) - upon request/recommendation…………… $15.00 + tax
Cardboard Carrier (if needed)…………… $15.00 + tax
Dex/torb (dogs only)…………… $50.00
This fee is based on weight due to alternative anesthesia. We are a fear free certified clinic so we will do our best to make your pet feel welcome and comfortable, but in some cases, this might mean we need owner help/participation is needed for the well being of your pet and our staff.

Please note: Dex/torb is used for dogs that are difficult to handle safely (scared, kennel aggressive, animal aggressive, lunging, growling etc.)
Schedule now
$75.00 Reservation fee is required to book
Feel free to email us at appointments@petsaversspokane.org with any questions.

Feline Surgery

Prices include anesthesia, surgery, ear cleaning, nail trims and pain control during and after the sterilization. We will never charge more than necessary for high quality care, but please see below for additional fees that may arise while your cat is in our care. All pets go home the same day, no overnight stays

For pets 10 years and older, pre-surgical bloodwork is required. For pets 7-9 years old, pre-surgical blood work is highly recommended. Both require an appointment at least 48 hours before their sugery, it cannot be done on the day of. You can CHOOSE to do blood work on a younger pet but we do not require that in most cases!

Specific breeds will require special anesthesia and drugs (specifically brachycephalic). We cater our protocols to fit the breeds genetics and current circumstance. This special anesthesia does have an additional cost of $45 but is for their safety.
Neuter (male)……………$85.00
Spay (female) ……………$105.00
Community Cats (ear tip REQUIRED)……………$50.00

Surcharges, Add-Ons & Possible Additional Fees

Microchip (registration included)…………… $30.00
SQ Fluid (veterinary discretion)……………$5.00
Brachycephalic (breed specific anesthesia)……………$45.00
Cryptorchid……………$25.00+ (based on time)
Pre-Surgical Bloodwork (not required for most pets)……………$120.00
Senior (7+ yrs) Propofol anesthesia……………$45.00
Senior (7+ yrs) IV Cath + fluids……………$35.00
Pregnant (terminated at the time of surgery)……………$25.00
E-Collars (cones) - upon request/recommendation…………… $15.00 + tax
Cardboard Carrier (if needed)…………… $15.00 + tax
Schedule now
$50.00 Reservation fee is required to book
Feel free to email us at appointments@petsaversspokane.org with any questions.