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Appointment Info

PLEASE READ BEFORE BOOKING AN APPOINTMENT:

We offer our pet services to clients of fixed income, those that income qualify, or in financial hardship. Our mission & services are to help pets receive spay/neuter and vaccines when a full service veterinarian may not be a financial option.


All owner owned pet appointments are to be made online which allows us to run efficiently for you and your pet. If you are a shelter or rescue group please call 970-403-4424 to coordinate appointments. If for some reason you are unable to sign up online please text 970-903-7836.


Once an appointment is requested please give us 24-48 hours to respond.


Please note that all animals scheduled for surgery must be HEALTHY, weigh between 2-150 lbs, and be between two months and 7 years old.

Spay/Neuter Fees –

Payment is to be made at the time of sign up


  • Dog Spay: $150 - Over 100  lbs: +$50
  • Dog Neuter: $100 – Over 100  lbs: +$50
  • Cat Spay/Neuter: $50
  • Feral Cat Services: ** Please see below

 

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Additional Services

The following services are only available with a spay/neuter appointment...


  • Rabies Vaccine: $15
  • Canine Distemper/Parvo (DHPP) Vaccine: $15
  • FVRCP (Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, *Panleukopenia): $15
  • Microchipping: $20
  • Plastic E-Collar: $5
  • Umbilical Hernia Repair: $15 (Additional fees may be applied at Veterinarian's discretion)
  • Cryptorchid (undescended testicle): +$20 (Additional fees may be applied at Veterinarian's discretion)

Feral Cats & Barn Cats

A feral cat is an untamed domestic cat. Stray cats are not considered feral unless you cannot touch or pick them up. Feral cats do not live in the house with human contact.


If you have a feral cat colony please call to arrange an appointment and to discuss fees (if any)

970-903-7836. All feral cats will receive the following:


  • Spay/Neuter
  • Rabies Vaccine (if not current)
  • FVRCP Vaccine
  • Pain Medication (given at our clinic)
  • Ear Tip (a small ear tip is mandatory for all feral cats. This helps to identify the cat as spayed/neutered. Since these cats live in barns etc., this helps to easily identify them from a distance.


All feral cats must be brought in to the clinic in a humane trap.


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