Spaying and Neutering Fees
Payment options
Cash, check, VISA, Mastercard and debit cards are accepted, and payment is due at pickup. If you are unable to afford spay or neuter surgery fees, the Pet Population Control Fund (PPCF) is available to help cover your costs, just let us know when you make an appointment. Please note that our appointment scheduling application automatically applies fees for recordkeeping purposes. If you reqeust financial assistance, fees will be adjusted at the time of payment.
Microchip implantation and vaccination services are only available at the time of surgery and are not eligible for the PPCF. Please see our events calendar for the dates and times of our monthly, low-cost Protect Your Pet mobile veterinary clinic. If you reside in the Seattle city limits, you must purchase an altered Seattle pet license at the time of surgery; this is also not eligible for the PPCF.
Dog surgery fees
Animal weight |
Male |
Female |
Under 50 pounds |
$144 |
$156 |
50-80 pounds |
$162 |
$174 |
Over 80 pounds |
$186 |
$186 |
Cat & rabbit surgery fees
Animal |
Male |
Female |
Cats, all sizes |
$102 |
$108 |
Rabbits, all sizes |
$90 |
$90 |
Vaccination fees
Vaccination |
Dogs |
Cats |
FvRCP |
N/A |
$10 |
FeLV |
N/A |
$10 |
Rabies |
$10 |
$10 |
DA2PP |
$10 |
N/A |
Lepto |
$10 |
N/A |
Bordetella |
$10 |
N/A |
Additional fees
Description |
Fee |
Microchip implantation |
$30 |
Seattle pet license |
varies |
In-heat |
$70 |
Pyometra - under 51 pounds |
$175 |
Pyometra - over 51 pounds |
$280 |
Obese |
$35 |
Unilateral cryptorchid |
$70 |
Bilateral cryptorchid |
$140 |
Umbilical hernia repair |
$35 |