Spay/Neuter - Our Basic Service
Spay/Neuter - Our Basic Service
Spay/Neuter - Our Basic Service
Basic Feline Service/Sterilization $ 90
Physical exam, spay/neuter, pain meds, tattoo, essential services (per doctor)
Payment due with Cash or Money Order ONLY on day of clinic at check-in or discharge. We ask people to pay for services for their cats, but sometimes they can't. Our interest i
Basic Feline Service/Sterilization $ 90
Physical exam, spay/neuter, pain meds, tattoo, essential services (per doctor)
Payment due with Cash or Money Order ONLY on day of clinic at check-in or discharge. We ask people to pay for services for their cats, but sometimes they can't. Our interest is in making sure that animal companionships are providing health and wellness, not disease. If you need financial help email us
Other Services
Spay/Neuter - Our Basic Service
Spay/Neuter - Our Basic Service
Public Vet can provide many other services for your cat at reasonable costs. External and internal parasites are common and many types infect people.
Our doctors and staff will assess the health of your cat and help it get the care it needs.
Here are some of our services and costs:
Deworming - full spectrum $20
Ear mite treatment
Public Vet can provide many other services for your cat at reasonable costs. External and internal parasites are common and many types infect people.
Our doctors and staff will assess the health of your cat and help it get the care it needs.
Here are some of our services and costs:
Deworming - full spectrum $20
Ear mite treatment $15
Nail Trim $10
Cat Vaccine 5 way FVRCP-LK $35
Testing FELV/FIV $30
Flea treatment lasts 3 mo $30
1 year Rabies $15
Microchip $30
What about feral cats?
Spay/Neuter - Our Basic Service
What about feral cats?
Live Trapped Feral Cat Spay/Neuter $90
Unowned cat populations are the source of great debate and problems. Public Vet works with concerned citizens and organizations to address feral cats so they are not sources of disease and conflict in our communities.
The term "feral" describes the behavior of domestic cats, not it's ownerships stat
Live Trapped Feral Cat Spay/Neuter $90
Unowned cat populations are the source of great debate and problems. Public Vet works with concerned citizens and organizations to address feral cats so they are not sources of disease and conflict in our communities.
The term "feral" describes the behavior of domestic cats, not it's ownerships status. They are domestic animals that are not socilaized to people. Cats need a person willing to accept responsibility for them. WE help those who have ferals. Let us help your community. Need help with a feral colony? Contact us via email for assistance.
About Us
Service - Our Goals
As a veterinary public health organization, Public Vet seeks to help all animals by promoting healthy animal companionships and healthy animal populations. We will work with any community that asks for help. If your community is interested in a One Health approach to addressing the animal welfare issues,
Public Vet is ready and willing to help.
We look for the underlying problems and address those first.
Too often we are seeing pets as source of disease to families that are already under severe duress. One Health helps us to support healthy animal companionships and healthy communities.
Experienced Veterinarians
We provide affordable life saving spay/neuter services and essential veterinary care for animals. Our clinics are intended to educate and network the communities we serve. Pet overpopulation results in unmentionable suffering. It is a problem created by members of our communities and it requires the cooperation of our entire community to address it. We all must work together to stop unwanted pets.
Together we can do it.
Feeding a Stray? You are not alone....
In addition to meeting the needs of pets and their owners, Public Vet strives to help all animals. Stray animals that live in our towns are a source of disease and suffering. We work with private individuals, animal groups, and government organizations to identify and assess the needs of these animals and devise a plan to make sure they get their needs met