Spay Neuter Clinic

Have taken 3 dogs and 7 cats for surgery and vaccines, excellent service,great prices.,the staff was great with the animals.No problems whatsoever with any of them. Would highly recommend.

We took our male cat there to get neutered. Everything went well. We were handed our cats soiled linen from his kennel in a bag. That made me happy that he wasnt laying in it. He was a little bit out of it which was expected. It took him a few days once he got the anesthsia out of his system to get back to normal. He healed nicely. I had another cat from previous times that I had taken to the animal hospital on 8 and he acted the same way, so i think everything went well at this clinic and such easier prices to handle.

The Spay Neuter Clinic is not only a terrific idea - it's staffed with wonderful, caring professionals! Dr Alstasia Waters and her staff are terrific every time I come in - from vaccinations and microchipping our young rescue Shepherd to taking care of our older dog's dentistry needs. Definitely the place to go! Outstanding prices too.

Unprofessional! Picked up my cat he was covered in urine and his bedding was soaked. Made contact with Corp they did nothing and so did this office!

Was never informed on either one of my cats that certain vaccines were done in series until I received notice for cat that I made complaint about.... So I paid for vaccines on 2 cats that they failed to inform me were series!

Do not take your pets there! They do not care!

I would disagree with the review by buster. I have brought two dogs and two cats to the Spay Neuter Clinic for surgery. Both male and female. I have had nothing but excellent experiences there! I would highly recommend this low-cost spay and neuter clinic to anyone looking to have their cat or dog spayed or neutered. Yes my cats were little drowsy when they got home. But that's to be expected! They just had major surgery! Sometimes anesthesia doesn't wear off only for over 24 hours. It just depends on the pet.

We retrieved our male cat the other day from this clinic. He was so dopey he couldn't even keep his head straight while flopping around in the carrier.

He'd been overdosed with anesthesia.

We inquired as to his condition and the tech said he was fine and that the Vet had checked him to be sure all was OK, color, temperature, etc..., or else she wouldn't have released him to go home.

The next morning, 15 hours later, he still isn't right.

At the reception desk the mustached woman who was not forthcoming about anything unless we pulled it out of her, which should have been our first sign to run, said, when we asked her about his condition as we set his carrier facing her so she could see for herself;

Well, he might not be like that at other Veterinarians facilities. But you have to realize they do a few procedures a day for a lot of money. And we do 10 to 20 and charge $60.00.



Meaning we got what we paid for?

Our cat is typically energetic and playful. Now he's lethargic and dopey eyed.



Trust me, we're rescuing a little girl kitten from a sanctuary this weekend and when she's of age we'll take her to a reputable Veterinary hospital.

Our first boy cat at least taught us that lesson. And the money is no object when the cost will at least guarantee she doesn't come home with brain damage.



This clinic is cut price because its service is cut rate.

Sincerely,

mad cat owner.