Surgical & Wellness Services Guide

Services and Fees

Surgical Fees

Please select the type, gender, and weight of your pet to view the surgical fee.

We accept Cash and Credit/Debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, and Discover). Sorry, we DO NOT accept checks or American Express.

[Effective December 1, 2024: All standard surgery rates will increase by $10.00]

Pet Type
Gender
Weight

Surgical Fee

$170.00

Surgery Policies

Surgery package includes spaying/neutering, pre-surgery exam, mandatory green tattoo*, pain medication, medical waste fees, and Elizabethan collar.

  • A 1-2 cm green line will be tattooed on dogs and cats spayed/neutered at our clinics.

We cannot provide surgery for:

  • English Bulldogs
  • Bengal cats
  • any animal with a history of seizures

Spay/Neuter surgery for dogs, aged seven-years and older will require mandatory bloodwork on the day of their surgery.

Spay/Neuter surgery for Doberman Pinschers will require mandatory BMBT testing on the day of their surgery.

If your animal was diagnosed with a pyometra, please contact the clinic immediately as this is an emergency.

Surgical Rechecks

If your pet was recently spayed/neutered at PFA, you can bring them in for a reexamination during your local clinic’s walk-in hours.  When you arrive for your visit, use our virtual check-in service and select “Surgical Recheck” to reserve your place in line.  A member of our staff will notify you when to enter the building for your appointment.

Other Surgical Fees

TNR Cat

Walk-in service; more info at bottom of page.

$65
Pregnancy (dog only)
+$50
Umbilical Hernia
+$50
Doberman Pinschers requiring Buccal Mucosal Bleeding Time (BMBT) test
+$45
Surgical Recheck

For animals recently spayed/neutered

$20

Compassionate Euthanasia

By appointment only, we provide compassionate euthanasia for medically suffering animals.  To arrange this service, please contact your local PFA clinic’s Wellness team:

hillsidewellness@pfaonline.org

robbinsvillewellness@pfaonline.org

millvillewellness@pfaonline.org

Walk-In Services

People for Animals offers walk-in services - no appointment necessary - for a variety of preventative treatments including:

Deworming

Microchips

Routine Testing

Vaccinations

There will be a $30.00 wellness visit fee per animal, per visit.

Our organization’s mission is to reduce pet overpopulation through prevention (spay/neuter). We DO NOT support breeding your pets. Therefore, PFA imposes a $25.00 surcharge (per animal, per visit) for pets over 6 months of age that are reproductively intact and presented for walk-in services. We also impose a $500.00 breeder surcharge per pet for bred litters of puppies or kittens presented for walk-in services.

Important note: On walk-in vaccination days, we cannot treat illnesses or injuries. Services on these days are limited to vaccinations, microchips, and routine testing.

People for Animals does not provide emergency care. We cannot provide treatment for fractures, bleeding/open wounds, obstructions, seizures, diabetes, or heart failure. If your pet is suffering from a chronic illness/injury, or experiencing a medical emergency, visit a full-service veterinary clinic.

 

Walk-in hours

Walk-in Service Fees

Rabies Vaccine
$25
DAPP (Distemper) Vaccine
$25
Bordetella/CPIV Vaccine
$23
CIV (influenza) Vaccine
$40
Lyme Vaccine
$40
Leptospirosis Vaccine
$25
4DX Test

Heartworm, Lyme, Anaplasmosis, Erlichiosis

$42
Fecal Test
$48
Microchip
$25
Deworming

Puppy - less than 6 months old

$10
Deworming

6+ months old

$30 per 20 lbs
Tapeworm Injection
$10 and up by weight
Flea/Tick Preventative

Bravecto single chewable (12 weeks of protection)

$80
Heartworm Preventative - up to 25 lbs

Tri-Heart Plus Blue

$48
Heartworm Preventative - 26-50 lbs

Tri-Heart Plus Green

$58
Heartworm Preventative - 51-100 lbs

Tri-Heart Plus Brown

$68
Nail Clipping
$18
Rabies Vaccine
$25
FVRCP (Distemper)
$25
FeLV (leukemia) Vaccine
$40
Felv/FIV Test

leukemia/AIDS

$40
Fecal Test
$48
Microchip
$25
Deworming

Kitten - less than 6 months old

$10
Deworming

6+ months old

$30 per 20 lbs
Tapeworm Injection
$10 and up by weight
Flea/Tick Preventative

Selarid Blue

$25
Nail Clipping
$18
two adult orange tabby cats cuddling on the pavement

Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)

PFA accepts walk-in TNR cases at all three of our clinic locations – no appointments are needed.

Learn how to utilize our Walk-in TNR service by clicking the link below:

Spay/Neuter

Ear Tip

Pre-surgical Exam

Rabies Vaccine

Walk-in TNR Procedure

Important Information

Find answers to common questions about PFA's spay/neuter services.

  • How does my pet benefit from being altered?

    Your pet will be healthier, happier and easier to live with after it has been spayed or neutered. Altered pets are less likely to mark their territory and have fewer tendencies to roam and are therefore less likely to annoy your neighbors, get hit by cars or fall prey to wild animals. Spayed females have a lower risk of breast cancer (90% fatal in cats. 50% fatal in dogs) and life-threatening uterine infections. Neutered males have no risk of testicular disease and a lower risk of prostate diseases.

  • At what age should my pet be altered?

    Owned dogs and cats should be altered by 5 months of age. Ideally, female animals should be altered before their first heat cycle or pregnancy. Female cats can breed as early as 4 months; dogs as early as 5 months! Try to avoid those “accidental” litters!

  • What does spay/neuter really mean?

    Spay and neuter are forms of preventing unwanted litters by surgically removing the internal reproductive organs from your pet. The operation is done painlessly while your pet is under anesthesia, and is performed by an experienced licensed veterinarian. After the operation, with a little special care and attention from you, your pet will soon resume its normal activities.

  • How can I spay/neuter outside pets?

    People who care for outside pet cats that are not used to handling can borrow humane box traps from People for Animals. This type of trap will enclose the pet without harm, enabling it to be transported to our clinic. This method is referred to as Trap Neuter Return (TNR). People for Animals holds TNR Workshops – click here for information. If you cannot attend a workshop or need assistance sooner then the next workshop, please contact tnr@pfaonline.org or call one of our clinics.

  • How will spay/neuter prevent animal suffering?

    The tragic fact is that 13 million puppies, dogs, kittens and cats are “put to sleep” (euthanized) by shelters each year. Over 3,000 dogs and cats are born every hour in the United States. There are simply not enough homes for them. Untold thousands of unwanted cats and dogs, left to fend for themselves in the streets, will most likely die at young ages from starvation, injury or disease. Some strays are picked up and sold illegally to laboratories, becoming victims of painful and unnecessary experimentation.

    Please prevent unwanted pets through spay and neuter, and you will prevent these animals from suffering and death.

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