Spay/Neuter Pricing Information
Prices subject to change. Posted prices are current as of December 29, 2021. All prices include long-lasting pain injection; additional non-narcotic pain medication may also be purchased separately. See below for pricing.
| Dog Neuter | $75 |
| Dog Spay | $80 |
| Cat Neuter | $50 |
| Cat Spay | $55 |
Schedule a Spay/Neuter Appointment
The Tulsa SPCA performs spay and neuter services weekly in our low-cost veterinary clinic.
SCHEDULE APPOINTMENTStaff will contact you as soon as possible with more information. Please note that we cannot perform surgery on animals six years of age or older. Dogs must be at least 5 pounds and cats must be at least 2 pounds for surgery.
Cats must be in appropriate carriers. Only one cat per carrier for surgical appointments. Please see examples of carriers at the bottom of our visitor instructions page. If you do not have a carrier, we will sell you one for $6.
Check in time for dogs is 7:30-8:00 a.m. Check in for cats is 8:00-8:30 a.m.
Clinic is closed from 12:30-1:30 p.m.
Pick up time for Dogs: 1:30-2:30pm; Pick up time for cats: 4:00-5:00PM. Any pets not picked up by 5:30 p.m. will need to stay at the clinic overnight.
All animals must have a current rabies vaccination.
Spay Neuter Pre Appointment Instructions
If you are in need of current rabies vaccination or a heartworm test for your animal before surgery, both services can be provided on the day of the appointment. Proof of rabies vaccination given by a veterinarian is required, or a rabies vaccine will be given for an additional charge.
Additional Costs
- Pain medication (non-narcotic) – $10 for 3 days of additional pain meds; 24 hour injection is included in the spay/neuter price above.
- Rabies vaccine – $8 (required if proof of rabies vaccination not supplied)
VISITING OUR CLINIC? Please CLICK HERE to find instructions on what to do once you arrive at the Tulsa SPCA.
SPCA News
These babies were found at our gate this morning. They will be on a stray hold here.
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🐾 Senior Pet Tips 🐾
As our beloved pets age, they may face challenges like decreased mobility and cognitive changes. Here are some essential tips to keep them happy and healthy:
Tip 1: Schedule regular wellness exams and blood work to catch any health issues early.
Tip 2: Create a senior-friendly environment with secure gates, comfy rest spots, and gentle exercise routines.
Tip 3: Feed a diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins E and C, and easily digestible proteins to support joints, cognitive function, and digestion.
Tip 4: Provide mental stimulation through engaging toys and low-impact activities to keep them active and content.
Keep these tips in mind to ensure your aging furry friend enjoys their golden years! And if you need help with something specific, set up an appointment at our clinic.
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I spy our girl Pearl! Love that pup, hope she's living a life well deserved!
Stray alert. Found near our campus. Please contact us if she belongs to you.
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