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Spay & Neuter Services

We offer affordable spay neuter surgery for dogs and cats from four months to five years old and rabbits from six months to five years old. (Rabbits must weigh 3.5 pounds.) All surgeries include a nail trim and we offer Elizabethan collars and HomeAgain microchips (microchips are discounted if purchased at the time of surgery, $25) upon request for an additional fee.

• Surgeries are by appointment only and your pet will be back with you that very same night!
• Drop off time is 7:00am-8:00am
• Pick up time 3:30pm-5:30pm
• All animals must be current and vaccines and documentation is required at check in.
• All dogs MUST be on-leash when coming in to our Medical Center and all cats and rabbits MUST be in a carrier.
• At the time your appointment is made for surgery, we will require a non-refundable deposit that will be applied to the total final cost. $50 for K9 and rabbits $25 for feline
  
  

Current Pricing

Please note that additional charges may apply if your animal is pregnant, in heat, cryptorchid, or obese. Some of these conditions are not apparent until the time of surgery.

If you are dropping off an animal that is not yours, the guardian will need to fill out and sign this form. Please provide this document to staff for admittance of your pet in addition to proper documentation of vaccinations. For your pet’s protection, all animals MUST be current on vaccines before a surgery appointment can be made.

Homeless/Feral Cat Services

What is TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return)?
TNR reduces homeless cat populations by surgically sterilizing cats so they cannot reproduce. New data shows that TNR, when accompanied by ongoing homeless cat management, is still the most effective, humane method of reducing homeless cat populations.

Cats are humanely trapped, taken to shelters or veterinary clinics where they are spayed or neutered, vaccinated and have their ears tipped/notched so they can be identified as part of a managed colony. Only healthy cats are placed back in their colony so there is not a health risk to other cats and animals.

Sterilization helps make cats better community citizens; colonies gradually diminish in size.  By reducing or eliminating yowling associated with mating, fighting and wandering, TNR makes colonies more stable, decreases the number of newcomers and improves the health of the cats.

For more information about homeless/feral cats, visit our the feral cat web page

HSSV Subsidized Feral Fix Program

In order to further our mission here at HSSV, “To save and enhance lives”, we are offering a program that is available to anyone caring for a feral cat or kitten(s).  This program is subsidized by HSSV in order to make the costs lower for caregivers and more importantly, to be able to offer TNR for all feral cats, regardless of where they reside.  The surgery will include the spay or neuter, a FVRCP (distemper) and a rabies vaccine and a mandatory tip/notch of the ear (for identification). 

• $25 for Santa Clara County residents (photo identification is required)
• $50 for out of county residents

We do offer additional services at the time of surgery, by request, for homeless/feral cats:
Combo test (FeLV/FIV)  - $45  If you think you may have a sick cat in your colony, it is recommended to test for FeLV and FIV to prevent these diseases from being spread throughout the colony.
Flea preventative treatment  - $3
HomeAgain Microchip (includes registration)  - $5  The microchip is registered for the life of the cat.  If a cat in your colony is found and turned in to a shelter, and the cat has a registered microchip, you will be notified so you can help get the cat back to its colony.
De-worming - $15

All cats must be brought in a humane trap and only one cat per trap.  An appointment must be made in advance for all TNR surgeries.