Fix-A-Pet is a low cost Spay/Neuter and Vaccination Clinic. However, other services are available. Vaccinations, fecal exams for intestinal parasites, canine heartworm testing, feline leukemia and lenti virus testing, and microchipping are also available.

Fix-A-Pet carries Interceptor Heartworm Preventative as well as Advantage Flea Preventative and Frontline Flea and Tick Preventative. Heartworm Preventative may only be purchased if a heartworm test is either performed at Fix-A-Pet the day of purchase or if the client has written proof that the dog has been tested during the previous twelve months.

The Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley and Fix-A-Pet know that all dogs and cats should see a regular veterinarian at least once a year (and more often, if needed). We will supply clients with a list of veterinarians who support Fix-A-Pet so that the client and his or her pet(s) may establish a working relationship with a regular veterinarian.

We accept cash, checks, Visa or Mastercard. However, PLEASE NOTE, we cannot accept cash bills larger than $20.

Pre-Surgery Consent Form

Spay/Neuter Surgery Prices

We accept cash, checks, Visa or Mastercard. However, PLEASE NOTE, we cannot accept cash bills larger than $20.

CATS:
Surgery prices below include a one day oral flea treatment and in the case of female cats, an injection of a 24 hour pain medication (Ketofen), administered with anesthesia.
Neuter $33
Spay $48

Male kittens will be neutered when they weigh at least 2 pounds and are least 8 weeks of age. Female kittens will be spayed when they weigh at least 2.25 pounds and are least 8 weeks of age.

Discount Option:
Cat spays and neuters discounted $5 if surgery is performed before the kitten shows adult teeth, usually just before 12 weeks of age.

DOGS:
Surgery prices below include a one day oral flea treatment and an injection of a 24 hour pain medication (Ketofen), administered with anesthesia.
Neuter $55 to 50 lbs. $1/ pound over 50 lbs.
Spay $65 to 50 lbs. $1.50/ pound over 50 lbs.

Male puppies will be neutered when they weigh at least 2 pounds and are least 8 weeks of age. Female puppies will be spayed when they weigh at least 2.25 pounds and are least 8 weeks of age.

Discount Option:
Dog spays and neuters discounted $10 if surgery is performed before the puppy shows adult teeth, usually just before 12 weeks of age.

Additional surgery charges that may apply:

Rabies vaccination $10 Required for every animal 12 weeks of age or older the day of surgery unless owner can provide written proof that the animal has had a rabies shot within the previous year.

Distemper vaccination $18 Required for every animal the day of surgery unless owner can provide written proof that the animal has had a distemper shot within the previous year.

In heat or pregnant
Pregnant dogs add minimum $25
In heat dogs add minimum $20
We recommend waiting until after the heat cycle to spay dogs.
Pregnant cats add $20

Monorchid or cryptorchid (one or both testicles undescended) males: Minimum $20. If a full abdominal surgery is required, client will need to see a full service veterinarian.

Umbilical hernia repair - minimum price - $30 (price dependent on animal's weight.)

Canine Heartworm Testing $18

Feline Leukemia and Lenti Virus Testing $20

Microchipping $30

Interceptor Canine Heartworm Preventative (6 month supply)*:

2-10 lbs. $21
11-25 lbs. $22
26-50 lbs. $30
51-100 lbs. $40
One month dose, all sizes $10

*Must have had heartworm test in past 12 months to purchase heartworm preventative

Advantage Monthly Flea Preventative (4 month supply):

Cats:
Under 9 lbs. $46
Over 9 lbs. $47
One month dose, all sizes $13

Dogs:
Under 10 lbs. $45
11-20 lbs. $46
21-55 lbs. $47
Over 55 lbs. $48
One month dose, all sizes $13

FRONTLINE Flea AND Tick Preventative for Dogs (3 month supply):

Up to 22 lbs. $42
23-44 lbs. $43
45-88 lbs. $47
Over 88 lbs. $48
One month dose, all sizes $17

Important:
The Fix-A-Pet Clinic strongly recommends that dogs over 6 months of age be tested for heartworms prior to surgery. Should a dog have heartworms, he or she may be compromised during surgery. Clients who decline this testing will be asked to sign a waiver on their pre-surgery consent form.

The Fix-A-Pet Clinic strongly suggests that cats of any age be tested for Feline Leukemia/Lenti Virus prior to surgery. Should a cat be infected with either of these viruses, he or she may be compromised during surgery.