Low-cost vet care in Fort Worth

• Male cat neuter: $35
• Female cat spay: $45
• Dog spay or neuter (2–49 lb): $55
• Dog spay or neuter (50–79 lb): $65
• Rabies vaccine: From $5
• Other vaccines and wellness: Call for pricing

The "$5 rabies" starting price is from TCAP's home page.

Healthy cats and dogs only; pets with pre-existing conditions should see a full-service vet for surgery. Spay/neuter is by appointment. Vaccines are walk-in; optional vaccine appointments cost a $25 convenience fee per pet. Dogs must be on a tight leash and cats in individual hard-sided carriers.

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• Cat neuter / spay: $60 / $70
• Dog neuter: $80 (4–40 lb) to $100 (71–90 lb)
• Dog spay: $90 (4–25 lb) to $110 (51–70 lb)
• Feral cat (surgery, rabies, ear tip): $60
• Rabies vaccine: $10
• DAPPv, FVRCP, Bordetella, Lepto or Leukemia vaccine: $20 each
• Heartworm test: $25
• FeLV/FIV test: $35
• Microchip: $30

From HSNT's 03-2026 clinic pricing sheet. An extra $20 applies to flat-faced dog breeds; extra charges may apply for pets in heat or pregnant.

North Texas residents regardless of residency or income. By appointment only (email clinic@hsnt.org or call). A $30 non-refundable deposit is required for all surgeries and is applied to the bill.

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• Cat spay / neuter: $65 / $55
• Dog spay / neuter (2–39.9 lb): $90 / $85
• Dog spay / neuter (40–59.9 lb): $100 / $95
• Dog spay / neuter (60–79.9 lb): $110 / $105
• Dog spay / neuter (80–99.9 lb): $135 / $120
• Rabies vaccine: $11
• DAPPv (dog) or FVRCP (cat) vaccine: $20
• Bordetella vaccine: $15
• Heartworm test: $25
• FeLV/FIV test: $25
• Microchip: $20

Dog surgery includes take-home pain medication and a cone collar. Extra charges apply for pets in heat or pregnant. A $7 medical waste fee per pet applies during wellness hours. Vaccine prices are from the vaccinations page.

Dogs and cats. Vaccines and wellness are first-come, first-served with no appointments; waits can be an hour or more. Surgery appointments are encouraged; walk-ins only if space allows. No surgery on some breeds (including Great Danes, Dobermans, English and French Bulldogs, Greyhounds), dogs 100 lb and up, or pets under 10 weeks or 7 years and older. Free pet food while supplies last.

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