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Kitten
![]() Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Canada
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I was just wondering if anyone could tell me how much it costs to spay or neuter your cat? I have two kittens and they are due to have it done in about a month so I just wanted to have a ballpark figure of how much $$$ this will cost. Thanks so much.
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Jr. Cat
![]() Join Date: May 2005
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I think my vet charges around $40-$50 for a neuter and around $50-$70 for a spay. A spay is typically more because it's a more complicated procedure. It's been awhile since I had my cat fixed, so I can't remember exactly.
Prices seem to vary alot, I would call around and see what your local vets charge. If you know people with pets, asking them what vets they see would be a good starting point. |
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Premier Cat
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Location: Folsom, CA
Posts: 5,157
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Yes, prices vary so much. Your best bet is to call around to all the vets in your area and get a quote, and also to check with your local humane society for a list of places that do low cost spay/neuters. That is how I found a place to neuter Ivan AND give him all his shots for $30.
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Premier Cat
![]() Join Date: May 2005
Location: BRAZOS VALLEY, Texas
Posts: 5,630
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It was $43 per cat to get my boys neutered.
It is TOTALLY worth the price, though. I had a place offering to neuter my boys for $110 per cat because they do laser surgery, but it was totally unnecessary. For me, it was unnecessary to purchase the Elizabethan collar and additional painkillers. It was also unnecessary to conduct a blood test before hands if the cats are healthy. The vet offered continuous nitrous oxide for the cats while the cats are in surgery but I declined. My cats were back to their normal selves in 2~3 hours. It is such a simple procedure you can usually just choose the no-frills option. I don't like dousing my cats in anasthesia, painkillers, and antibiotics |
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Banned
![]() Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Wisconsin, USA
Posts: 17,798
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Neutering Tommy:
Pre-op exam $30.00 Pain injection $12.00 Hospitalization $25.50 Anesthesia $25.50 Castration $35.00 Take-home pain med $17.00 Total $145.00 I suspect some of the numbers quote above don't include "everything" I didn't include the cost of the FeL/FIV test because if that had already been done, it wouldn't be necessary to do it again. Spaying is about $50 more. I question any vet who would do surgery without pre-op exams, total anesthesia, or post-op pain med. |
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Cat Addict
![]() Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Peterborough, Ontario
Posts: 2,508
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It can cost anywhere from $40 to $350. Buddy cost us $50 for his neuter, but Nya cost me (well, my parents, as it was my "Christmas present") about $350. I did opt for the laser surgery as she is a mature cat and I suspected has a weaker immune system (she actually STILL got an infection), also there was the exam, anesthetic, pain meds, and the half day stay in the hospital. There was also a complication that needed to be corrected, and generally it costs more to spay a full grown cat than it does a kitten. Her case is rare, but I just thought I'd point out that it CAN get up there, however unlikely in your case
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Cat
![]() Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 143
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The APL will do it pretty cheap here, but when we called, they informed us that there was a waiting list for at least 4 months!!! BUT they told us they were able to sell us a voucher for $50 that we could take to any vet in the area to get our cat spayed. So instead of the vet giving us a price, we gave them the voucher and that was our payment. I think the vet's price was more around $60. So make sure to ask area shelters if they have a program like that.
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