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Days of Operation

Upcoming Surgery
Dates:
Every Monday-Thursday

 
  
*Transport from ROME available. Ask about this service when making an appointment.
Office Hours:

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Monday-Thursday
CLOSED Fridays, except for pickups

Drop Off Times:7:45-8:30 AM weekdays: 
Please allow 10-15 minutes to complete check-in process before 8:30.
Pick Up Times:
7:00-7:30 AM Weekdays
  • Please call (678) 840-8072 to make an appointment or e-mail
    appointments@westgeorgiaspayneuter.com
  • The clinic does not offer vaccinations or other services to animals not being spayed or neutered. Please make sure your pets are up-to-date on vaccinations before bringing as Distemper is still common in GA.  We recommend vaccines to be given 2-3 weeks before surgery so they have some immunity to diseases they may encounter where other animals are present. If you dont get them prior to your appiontment vaccines can be done at time of surgery as well. 
  •  We Also Offer Pediatric Spay & Neuter Surgeries.  They must be at least 12 weeks old and at least 3 pounds.
  • All feral* cats have to be in an individual humane trap, not a carrier.  Please trap overnight and bring in before 8:30 AM.  If 2 are caught in one trap, bring an extra crate for one to recover in after surgery. There should be nothing in the crate but the cat. No towels, blankets, newspapers, food, etc.
    *NOTE: Feral means they are wild and not able to be touched, therefore need to be trapped.  Just because some cats are stray does not mean they are feral.  If a cat is brought in a trap and we deem they are friendly and we can handle them, you will be charged the normal fees.
  •  All adult cats are required to be in an individual plastic or cardboard cat carrier suitable for carrying cats at time of drop off; one cat per carrier.  If not, a $5 cardboard carrier fee will be charged for each cat needing a separate carrier.  Exception: kittens less than 16 weeks can be no more than 2 to a carrier. No wire crates accepted.
  • All dogs and puppies are required to be on a leash or in individual plastic carrier at time of drop off .  No wire crates accepted.

Payment can be made with cash or credit card (VISA or MasterCard);
We Accept Personal Checks with valid Drivers License and phone number

CERTIFICATES: If you are using a SPOT certificate or getting any other payment help from a third party, it is YOUR responsibility to get the certificate and have payment ready at time of appointment. Our staff does not get certificates for you. You are responsible for full payment or making your own arrangement.

Payment is expected at time of pick-up and an animal cannot be discharged without payment.

There is an addtional charge of $15 for late pickup. One overnight stay for surgery is free but a boarding charge of $50 per night will be charged if animal is not picked up on scheduled pick-up day.

An animal will be considered abandoned after 24 hours and will be turned over to the County Animal Control agency to prosecute abandoment if left longer than a day as we do not have the space to keep them.

We appreciate your prompt pick-up and payment.

Click Here to View Appointment Form E-mail to the Clinic

SURGERY & SERVICE FEES**

FELINE 

Description

Cost
Male Neuter $35
Female Spay $50
Feral Cat Spay or Neuter
-includes Distemper,
Rabies and Ear Tip		$30
Rabies Vaccine (1year)$12
FVRCP (Distemper) $12
FELV (leukemia)

$12

FELV/FIV Test$25
Ear Mite Treatment $3
Nail Trim$5
Post-Op Pain Shot*$5
Microchip & Registration$25

CANINE 
DescriptionCost
Male Neuter < 50 lbs$55
    *Male 50-80 lbs$65
    *Male over 80 lbs$75and up
Female Spay < 50 lbs$70
    *Female  50-80 lbs $80
    *Females over 80 lbs

$90and up

Rabies Vaccine (1 year)$12
DALPPV (Distemper/Parvo) $12
Bordatella$12
Heartworm Test$20
Nail Trim$5
Post-Op Pain Meds* $5
Microchip & Registration$25

*All animals receive pain medication at time of surgery.   Optional long-lasting pain medication will last another 36 hours post-op and is available for all animals but is highly recommended for females, especially if pregnant.  ALL 2ND AND 3RD TRIMESTER PREGNANCIES WILL REQUIRE POST-OP PAIN Medication.

*Additional fees apply for cryptorchid

**Discounts for Animal Control Agencies and licensed Non-Profit Rescue Groups - Call for pricing**

* ALL ANIMALS RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING SERVICES:

~ Brief Veterinarian Exam
~ Sedation and Pain Medicine
~ General Anesthesia
~ Tatoo on Tummy
~ Bedtime Snack After Recovery
~ Tender Loving Care