Our routine spay and neuter clinic days are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. You need an appointment for surgery. Schedules may vary during holidays. 

A spay surgery is the surgical sterilization procedure for female animals, and neuter surgery is the surgical sterilization procedure for male animals. 

Click the button to schedule an appointment for surgery or call

(479) 756-1100 or email Amy at officemanager@spayarkansas.org.

Felines

Spay or Neuter surgery: $25.00

Kittens must weigh a minimum of three (3) pounds before surgery.

Additional surgical procedures at the time of spay or neuter:

  • Hernia repair: $15.00
  • Cryptorchid (undescended testicles): $15.00 per side
  • Microchip with lifetime registration: $20.00
  • Snap test for heartworms, feline leukemia virus (FeLV), and feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV): $30.00

Vaccines

  • Rabies: $15.00
    • Rabies vaccines are mandatory per Arkansas state law and must be administered by a state-licensed veterinarian.
    • All animals will be vaccinated for rabies at the time of surgery if 16 weeks of age or older unless proof of current rabies vaccine is provided at check-in. Spay Arkansas staff will not call your private veterinarian to verify this. It is your responsibility to bring us a copy of the rabies certificate. A rabies tag alone will not be accepted as verification as it does not give information regarding the specific animal.
  • FVRCP vaccine: $15.00
    • This vaccine protects against rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia (feline distemper).

Dogs

Spay or Neuter surgery: 

  • Under 40 pounds: $65.00
  • Over 40 pounds: $75.00

Additional surgical procedures at the time of spay or neuter: 

  • Hernia repair: $15.00
  • Cryptorchid (undescended testicles): $15.00 per side
  • Microchip with lifetime registration: $20.00
  • 4DX heartworm test and three (3) major tick-borne diseases (Lyme’s Disease, Anaplasmosis, and Ehrlichia): $30.00

Vaccines

  • We only sell heartworm preventatives to animals with a negative heartworm test.
  • Rabies: $15.00
    • Rabies vaccines are mandatory per Arkansas state law and must be administered by a state-licensed veterinarian.
    • All animals will be vaccinated for rabies at the time of surgery if 16 weeks of age or older unless proof of current rabies vaccine is provided. Spay Arkansas staff will not call your private veterinarian to verify this. It is your responsibility to bring us a copy of the rabies certificate. A rabies tag will not be accepted as verification.
  • DHPP: $15.00
    • This vaccine prevents four different viruses: canine distemper, infectious hepatitis, parainfluenza, and parvovirus.
  • Bordetella: $15.00
    • This vaccine is for the prevention of kennel cough. 

We also sell various dewormer products, flea and tick preventatives, and heartworm preventatives. These products are only available for animals that have been seen at Spay Arkansas within the year at either a spay/neuter clinic or a vaccine clinic.

Unless you have made special arrangements in advance, all animals must be dropped off during intake hours on the day of surgery and picked up on the same day. Intake hours for dogs begin at 7:30 a.m. and cats at 8:30 a.m. Pick-up is typically between noon and no later than 4:00 p.m. 

Maximum Family Income Limits

One person:$30,500
Two people:$41,150
Three people:$51,950
Four people:$62,750
Our policy regarding purchased pets
Spay Arkansas is a non-profit charity. The benefactors of Spay Arkansas intend for their money to be used to help low-income clients by altering and vaccinating their pets. Donations from these benefactors support our services. Therefore, our policy is that anyone who purchases a pet establishes a relationship with a local veterinarian.