About Spay+Neuter
Spaying and neutering animals is a key step in helping reduce the pet overpopulation problem. Sterilized animals are unable to produce unwanted litters, thus preventing more homeless animals. Surgically sterilized pets make better companions and are less prone to reproductive diseases, aggression, house soiling, wandering and spraying.
Patient Info
Call 804-379-9RAL (9725) or email Clinic@ral.org
Print and complete these two forms and bring them when you drop off your pet: Client Info | Disclosure
Please follow these instructions before your appointment: Instructions
Pets must be dropped off by 8:30am on the day of surgery. Your pet will be ready to go home between 3:30pm and 4:30pm the same day
Please follow these instructions after you pick up your pet: Instructions
Services & Fees
Female Dogs (Spay)
1 lb to 50 lbs: $50
51 lbs to 100 lbs: $65
101 lbs and up: $95
Male Dogs (Neuter)
1 lb to 50 lbs: $40
51 lbs to 100 lbs: $55
101 lbs and up: $80
Female Cats (Spay): $40
Male Cats (Neuter): $30
Vaccinations & Tests*
Rabies vaccination: $10
Distemper vaccination: $10
Heartworm test: $20
Feline leukemia/FIV test: $20
Microchipping*: $25
* vaccinations, tests, and microchips only available with spay or neuter surgery
Feral Cats
Spay+Neuter is a humane and effective method to help control feral cat populations. Spay+Neuter services for feral cats are available to individuals and organizations at our regular rates. In addition to our general instructions and forms, please follow our Feral Cat Trapping Instructions and complete and return the Feral Cat Caretaker Info Form when you drop off your cat(s).
*The Loving Spay + Neuter Clinic is not a full service veterinary office and can only provide vaccinations, tests, and microchips when the spay or neuter surgery is performed. See your regular veterinarian for routine care or a veterinary emergency center if your pet is ill or injured.
