Dog Spay & Neuter Services

Spaying and neutering your pet not only helps prevent unwanted litters — saving these pets from being one of the 125,000 cats and dogs euthanized in Texas shelters every year — but also can lessen the chance that your pet develops certain cancers, can reduce roaming and aggression, and increase your pet’s lifespan by 3-5 years.

TCAP Dog Spay and Neuter Prices

$150 Puppy Spay/Neuter & Vaccine Wellness Package

Package includes: three vaccine visits, spay/neuter, post-surgery pain medication, a cone, a microchip, and a free gift. The package must be purchased before the pet is 4 months old and used before the pet is 7 months old.
Purchase Puppy Package

All spays and neuters are done by appointment only. 

For all sterilization appointments:

  • Drop-off is between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. and pick-up is at 3 p.m.
  • Pets should not have any food or water after 10 p.m. the night before their surgery.
  • Pets must be at least 10 weeks old, but younger than 5 years old to qualify for TCAP’s sterilization program.
  • Pets must weigh at least 2 lbs, but not more than 79.9 lbs, to qualify for TCAP’s spay/neuter program. 
  • All pets must have written proof of a current rabies vaccine, or receive the vaccine at the time of surgery for an additional $5.
  • TCAP veterinary staff may postpone the sterilization of cryptorchid dogs, younger than 6-months-old, to allow adequate time for testicles to descend. 
  • If dogs are actively in heat, they may be rescheduled for a later date, when they have finished their cycle.
  • Lactating females will be rescheduled for a later date when they are no longer producing milk.
  • Spay procedures terminate active pregnancies. TCAP does not have diagnostic equipment to verify if a pet is pregnant prior to a spay.
  • All pets must be in good health and free of any pre-existing medical conditions to be sterilized at TCAP.  
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A $20 deposit is required to schedule female dogs weighing 30 lbs or more. 

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If TCAP’s veterinarian determines a patient does not meet the minimum health requirements for services, the patient will be declined to ensure the patient’s health. Furthermore, due to special diagnostic and anesthetic needs, TCAP does not perform surgery or dental cleanings on blind or deaf pets, English Bulldogs, Olde English Bulldogs, French Bulldogs, Pugs, or  any mixes of these breeds.  This declination of service is for a pet’s well-being and all patients listed above  are referred to local, full-service hospitals  for care.