Do you only serve Robertson County residents? 
No. We do not have any geographical exclusions. 

How much is surgery? 
Cats are $68 and Dogs are $125. Price includes a rabies vaccine, if needed. Yearly vaccines are available at the time of surgery. Click Here for vaccine/testing/microchip pricing. Prepayment for surgery is required. If you need financial assistance please make a note in the comment section of your appointment AND send us an email at fixthem@spayrobertson.org. We routinely apply for grants and do our best to be able to provide you financial assistance. Qualification is based on each grants criteria. We will ask you questions regarding your financial situation to see which grant you may qualify for. 

What kind of aftercare is involved? 
Make sure the animal doesn't lick the sutures & do not let them be too active are the two main priorities in aftercare. Click Here to see full aftercare instructions.

What time is drop-off and pickup?
Drop-off is 715-8am
Dogs-pickup at 3pm
Cats-pickup at 4pm
*pickup times are subject to change

What do I do at drop-off?
Follow the orange cones around to the side of the building.
Form a car line.
Do not park.
Do not exit your vehicle.
We will come to your car and get your pet.

What is the minimum/maximum age for surgery? Both cats and dogs can have surgery as young as 12 weeks. Animals must weigh at least 3 pounds. Animals must be age 8 or under.

Can nursing mommas have surgery? 
Animals must be done nursing to have surgery. 

Do I need to provide proof of vaccinations before surgery? 
No. While it is always recommended that your pets be up to date on their vaccines, it is not required for surgery. All animals receive a free rabies vaccine, if needed. Additional vaccines are available, at the time of surgery, at an additional cost.

Are there any dog breeds that can't use the clinic? 
Yes. We do not serve brachycephalic (flat/smushed face) breeds. These breeds have breathing difficulties on the best of days and require constant monitoring after surgery. They are best served at a full service veterinarians office. 

Why is pre-payment required? 
To reduce no-shows. We have to pay our staff even when people do not show up for their appointment. Having an appointment already paid for ensures that we can afford to keep the doors open and continue to serve the community.