Humane Animal Treatment Society

Health Clinic

Spaying and neutering just one animal can save the lives of many! In addition to responsibly controlling pet overpopulation, fixing your pet leads to numerous health benefits such as reducing the risk of cancers and possibly increasing overall lifespan. You can also reduce or eliminate unwanted behaviors such as spraying, aggression, and roaming. Let's also consider that the cost of raising a healthy litter of puppies or kittens far exceeds the cost of a single surgery.

The Health Clinic focuses on lowering animal overpopulation by providing low-cost surgeries for our community. We also help keep pets in homes by solving common behavioral issues through spay or neuter. In 2019 alone, our Health Clinic performed 1,826 surgeries for Mid-Michigan pet owners. Call (989) 775-0830 to schedule your appointment!

Low-Cost Surgery Pricing

Canine Spay (< 69 lbs) – $110

Canine Spay (70+ lbs) – $200

Canine Neuter (< 69 lbs) – $80

Canine Neuter (70+ lbs) – $100

*Canine surgical patients are required to have a valid rabies vaccination. If your dog does not have a valid rabies vaccination, one will be administered on the day of surgery for an additional $15.

Feline Spay – $70

Feline Neuter – $50

*Feline surgical patients must be at least 3 lbs or 12 weeks old, and are eligible to receive a free rabies vaccination.

*If you are doing TNR in your community, please call the clinic to discuss your surgical options.

Surgery Day Add-Ons

*Prices will be quoted when scheduling.

For Canines

Distemper 4-1 Vaccination

Bordatella Vaccination

Heartworm Testing & Prevention

Nail Trimming

Microchipping

For Felines

Distemper 4-1 Vaccination

Feline Leukemia/FIV Testing

Nail Trimming

Cardboard Carriers

Microchipping

Vaccine & Microchip Days

Vaccines and microchips are available to patients on their surgery day or by attending a walk-in clinic day. Please note that we are no longer taking appointments for these services.

Walk-In Clinic Days:

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