Costs

Spay/Neuter - Our Basic Service

Financial assistance may be available, contact us for more info. We accept cash & credit for payment at the clinic

Dog Spay/Neuter (California Only)

$150+

Includes: Physical exam, spay/neuter, pain meds, ear tattoo, essential services (per doctor)

$150 for dogs weighing 20# and under

$180 for dogs weighing 20-30#

$210 for dogs weighing 30-40#

$240 for dogs weighing 40-50#

$270 for dogs weighing 50-60#

$300 for dogs weighing 60-70#

$330 for dogs weighing 70-80#

Contact us for pricing for dogs over 80#

$50 additional for female dogs who have had litters or are pregnant.

Feline Spay/Neuter

$100

Includes: Physical exam, spay/neuter, pain meds, ear tattoo, essential services (per doctor)

Other surgical care available (entropion repair, enucleation, wound debriding, etc) - please contact us for any special cases.

Vaccinations/Services

These services can be requested during check-in the day of the clinic

Rabies Vaccine

$15

Rabies tag and 1-year rabies vaccination.

Cat Vaccine (5-Way FVRCP-LK)

$35

Protects your cat against the 5 major viral diseases: Rhinotracheitis, Chlamydia, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia, and Feline Leukemia virus.

Dewormer

$20

Ivermectin/Praziquantel - Kills: Hook Worms, Round Worms, Whip Worms, and Tape Worms.

Flea Meds

$30 Cats / $50 Dogs

Bravecto Topical - Effective for up to 3 months

Fleas are a major public health risk. Fleas transmit bacterial infections that can cause physical and mental illnesses, and those who are infected are the least likely to get help.

AVID Microchip

$30

AVID Microchip with additional right ear "CHIP" tattooing.

Testing for FIV/FELV

$30

Blood testing for FIV & FELV.

Ear Mite Treatment

$15

Ear Mites are a nuisance to pets and can lead to hearing loss. Our medication will kill all mites in one treatment. Flushing may be advised.

Nail Trimming

$10

Keeping your pet(s) nails trimmed is essential to preventing scratches and disease transmission. We do not support declawing and it is not a service we offer.

What about feral cats?

Live Trapped Feral Cat Spay/Neuter - $100

Unowned cat populations are a 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 their ownership status. They are domestic animals that are not socialized 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.

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