Spay and Neuter Information
Dogs

Your dog must be at least 4 months of age, and be current on Rabies and distemper vaccinations. Spay and neuter surgery pricing is based on your pet's weight. Neuter surgery for a male dog is approximately between $125 and $255. Spay surgery for your female dog will be approximately between $145 and $295. The Veterinary Clinic recommends pre-anesthesia blood work and post-surgical pain medication and is in addition to the surgical fees. There may be additional charges if your dog is in heat, pregnant, obese or cryptorchid.

Cats

Your cat must be at least four months of age and current on Rabies and distemper vaccinations. A cat neuter (male) is $65 and a cat spay (female) is $90. The Veterinary Clinic recommends pre-anesthesia blood work and post-surgical pain medication in addition to the surgical fees. There may be additional charges if your cat is pregnant or cryptorchid.

Rabbits

A male rabbit may be neutered between three and four months of age (or older) at a cost of $60.00. A female rabbit can be spayed at six months of age (or older) at a cost of $90.

The Veterinary Clinic offers the CARE Program which provides medical care and subsidized spay/neuter surgeries to clients that qualify as low income. In this way, we can ensure that companion animals receive proper medical care and remain in their homes with their guardians. To see if you qualify for the CARE program, please call 303-442-4030, ext. 680.

Feral Cat Progam and Package

The Humane Society of Boulder Valley offers a Trap-Neuter-Release program package price: $45 includes spay or neuter surgery, a spay incision line tattoo, an FeLV/FIV test and Rabies and FVRCP vaccinations. Feral cats must be inside their traps when they are brought to the clinic for surgery.

In addition to the sterilization surgery, one ear is tipped (notched horizontally) while the animal is under anesthesia. The ears are tipped to help easily identify those altered feral animals at a distance, so that they do not need to be anesthetized in order to determine if a spay/neuter has been performed.