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We recommend spaying/neutering your puppy/kitten at 4 months of age, after they have completed their series of vaccinations.
APPOINTMENTS REQUIRED!Call 252-321-8839 to schedule your pet
Spay Today is open Monday through Thursday - 7:30am to 5:30pm
Patients should arrive between 7:30 and 8 am.
Pick-up time is 3:00 for dogs and 4:30 for cats.
Except for ferals, all surgeries are by appointment only.
Ferals can be dropped off by 9 am without an appointment. Ferals must be in a trap with one cat per trap. All traps should be covered by a sheet or trap cover. To learn more about trapping ferals consult the Alley Cat Allies website here.
Spay Today is not a full-service clinic. Vaccines and other services are only available on the day of surgery.
Services : Dogs : Pricing |
Services : Cats : Pricing |
| $75 Spay < 70lbs | $50 Spay |
| $95 Spay >70lbs | $40 Neuter |
| $75 Neuter | $50 Cryptorchid |
| $15 Small Umbilical Hernia Repair | $20 FeLV/FIV Test |
| $15 Heartworm Test | $10 FVRCP Vaccination |
| $10 Intestinal Worm Test | $10 Rabies Vaccination |
| $10 DHPP Vaccination | $5 Deworming |
| $10 Rabies Vaccination | $10 Ear Mite/Flea Treatment |
| $5 Deworming – Hooks and Roundworms | $25 Microchipping [includes lifetime registration] |
| $10 Deworming – Hooks, Rounds, Whips, Tapes [<45lbs] | $5 Cat Carrier |
| $20 Deworming – Hooks, Rounds, Whips, Tapes [>45lbs] | $35 Feral Cats [includes Rabies] |
| $10 Tick/Flea Treatment | |
| $25 Microchipping [includes lifetime registration] |
Microchipping
At Spay Today, we use the AKC Companion Animal Recovery service for all of our microchipping. To learn more about the the AKC CAR service, visit their website here.
Microchipping is a fairly new technology that assists animal control centers, vets and animal shelters in the return of lost pets. Your pet will be injected with a microchip, about the size of a grain of rice, below the skin on the back of the neck, between the shoulder blades. The microchip can be scanned and contains a unique identifying number that will be linked to your contact information including name, address, phone number and email.
Your pet will also receive a collar tag with a 1-800 number and your pets micro chip identification number. If someone that doesn’t have access to a microchip scanner finds your pet, they can call the 1-800 number and get the information they need to get your pet back to you.
Microchipping is a great benefit to the owner of a lost or stolen pet, but it also cuts down on the costs of housing, feeding, providing medical care, out placing or euthanizing a lost dog or cat placed at a shelter.