Cats
Feline neuter
A short procedure with a fast recovery. Neutering reduces spraying, roaming, and fighting, and removes the risk of testicular cancer.
Who qualifies
Cats must be at least 12 weeks old and weigh at least 3 pounds. We cannot perform surgery on cats with a history of heart murmur or seizures.
Cryptorchid patients
If a testicle has not descended, expect $15 to $100 extra per retained testicle. The surgery takes longer and may require an abdominal approach.
Worth adding at the same visit
- Rabies, FVRCP, or FeLV vaccines at $30 each when given with surgery.
- A PetLink microchip with lifetime registration for $25.
- A FeLV/FIV combo test for $45, recommended for every cat in a multi-cat home.
Brachycephalic breeds
Persians, Scottish Folds, and similar breeds carry higher anesthetic risk. We may ask for a high-risk waiver and require an IV catheter with fluids for an additional $45.
After surgery
Keep him indoors and quiet for 10 to 14 days, use paper litter for about a week, and keep the site dry. See the aftercare page for the full instructions.
Ready to schedule?
Call or text the front desk to book a surgery date. New appointment replies may take up to two business days.