Feline Spay & Neuter

We offer spay/neuter services for both male and female cats all over the greater Pittsburgh area, including at our home office in Allison Park! We travel to communities within a 2-hour radius of our home office.

Looking to schedule? Click the link below to find a location close to you or call us at 724-201-9413!

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How much is our base package?

At this time, our base package is $90.

What is included?

Spay/Neuter

All cats, whether friendly or feral, are treated with compassion.

Their procedure is performed by a licensed and experienced veterinarian.

As part of their procedure, they receive extended-release pain medications.

Patients are continuously monitored by our experienced veterinary technicians.

Full Exam

All cats in our care receive a head to tail exam.

If we come across anything that requires treatment, we will prescribe medication* or refer you to a full service veterinarian.

If your cat is not able to be handled prior to sedation, this exam may not be performed until they have been sedated for staff and animal safety.

*There may be an additional cost associated with prescribed medications.

Included Services for Friendly/Rescue Cats

Our standard package includes...

Rabies 1 year vaccine
FVRCP vaccine
1 dose of flea treatment (selamectin)
1 dose of ear mite treatment
Nail Trim (if friendly/indoors

Included Services for Feral/Outdoor Cats*

Our standard package includes...

Rabies 1 year vaccine
FVRCP vaccine
1 dose of flea treatment (selamectin)
1 dose of ear mite treatment
Ear Tip
Complimentary dose of Profender (topical dewormer)

*In order to receive the feral package, the patient must be in a trap or transfer cage and must receive an ear tip.

Extra Services

We offer other services for an extra fee.

Some of these services include...

Lifestyle vaccines
Dewormer
Flea/Tick Prevention
Microchips

Check out our "Services" page for everything we have to offer, as well as pricing.

A single female cat...

Can give birth to more than 100 kittens in their lifetime. Assuming half those kittens are female, her offspring can go on to have upwards of 300-400 kittens in 7 years.