CLINIC

NOTICE: IF YOUR PET IS NOT STERILIZED, YOU MUST PRE-PAY FOR SPAY/NEUTER SURGERY BEFORE RECEIVING CLINIC SERVICES OTHER THAN A RABIES SHOT OR MICROCHIP. 

 

CLINIC SERVICES OFFERED:

Spay/neuter surgery, routine preventative care, illness, lameness, skin issues and injuries that don't require X-ray

 

Spay/Neuter Surgery: Spay/Neuter Surgery: Call (850) 243-1525 or email for an appointment.

Other Services:  No appointments. First come, first served from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding major holidays. 

 

PRICES:

Dog Spay/Neuter

Up to 25 pounds:   $102

25 – 35 pounds:   $112

36 – 50 pounds:  $132

50 pounds and over:  $142

 

Cat

Neuter: $65

Spay: $75

 

An E-Collar, a.k.a. “Cone of Shame” is REQUIRED for after surgery.
We can show you how to make a low-cost E-Collar. Otherwise, ours are $15.

The pet will receive a 24-hour pain shot. Additional pain medications to take home are optional and $15.

 

Vaccines

1-year rabies - $10

3-year rabies - $25 (Must have proof of rabies shot from previous year)

DHLP adult dog (distemper/parainflu/lepto/parvo) - $25

DHP puppy (distemper/parainflu/parvo) - $20

Bordatella dog - $25

H3N2/H3N8 dog - $20

Fvrcp cat - $25

Felv cat - $25

 

Tests

Heartworm test - $30

Felv/Fiv test - $36 (If cat goes outside, must get this test for Felv shot)

 

Other Services

New patient fee - $5

Biohazard fee - $3

Veterinary exam - $30

Microchip - $20

Nail trim - $15

Anal gland expression - $20

Fecal flotation - $20

 

We also sell Nexgard, Catego and Milbeguard

 

The W.F. Thorne Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic opened in 1995 to reduce the number of stray animals in the community, assist individuals who can't afford veterinary services, and provide veterinary care for the animals in our shelter.  With funding from PetSmart Charities, Florida Friendly Grants, and Build-A-Bear Foundation, PAWS has been able to continue low-cost spay/neuter programs. 

  

Rabies Law:

All dogs and cats 3 months and older are required to receive a rabies vaccination administered by a licensed veterinarian. Either a one-year or a three-year vaccine may be used. It is illegal to vaccinate your own animals against rabies. The rabies vaccination tag should be attached to a collar or harness and worn by the pet at all times.