What This Service Does
Spay and neuter surgery is the center of the PETS Clinic mission. It prevents unwanted litters, supports long-term health, and helps reduce the number of pets entering shelters and rescue systems.
Why It Matters
For pets, sterilization can reduce reproductive health risks and mating-driven behaviors such as roaming.
For families, surgery helps prevent unplanned litters and the cost and stress that can follow.
For the community, every surgery helps reduce pet overpopulation and keeps shelter resources focused on animals already in need.
What to Know Before You Come
Surgery requires an appointment or request process based on the clinic location.
All surgeries are at veterinarian discretion.
Dogs must arrive on a leash or in a crate. Cats must arrive in a secure carrier.
Vaccines and microchips may be available during scheduled surgery visits at all PETS Clinic locations.
In Wichita Falls, Rural Transport may help nearby communities access spay and neuter surgery.