CLINIC PRICES
Ohio Alleycat Resource Clinic offers affordable spay/neuter surgery for cats.
Ohio Alleycat Resource & Spay/Neuter Clinic offers the following services and prices**. The clinic accepts cash and checks, with payment due at the time of dropoff. We accept discount vouchers from several area organizations and some grant money is available. Criteria for obtaining vouchers may apply. Please contact the organizations below for additional information. If you would like to use a voucher from another source, let us know and we will try to accommodate.
Boone County – (Transports only) $10 surgery fee courtesy of Friends of the Shelter, includes rabies fee. Must take feline to a Boone County Transport location.
Butler County – The Scratching Post Cat Shelter's CatSNIP program offers $35 vouchers towards spay/neuter surgery for females and $20 for males. For more info click here: INFO
Campbell County – (Transports only) $10 surgery fee courtesy of Friends of the Shelter, includes rabies fee. Must take feline to Campbell County Transport location.
Clermont County – The Scratching Post Cat Shelter's CatSNIP program offers $35 vouchers towards spay/neuter surgery for females and $20 for males. For more info click here: INFO
Hamilton County – The Scratching Post Cat Shelter's CatSNIP program offers $35 vouchers towards spay/neuter surgery for females and $25 for males. For more info click here: INFO
League for Animal Welfare – (513) 735-2299
Friends of the Shelter – www.friendsoftheshelterky.org (Northern Kentucky residents only)
Kenton County – (Residents only) A grant pays entire $35 surgery fee, $10 rabies applies, must take feline to Kenton County Animal Shelter transport or to the clinic directly to receive discount.
| Spay/Neuter Surgery |
$35 |
Includes physical exam, pain medication and overnight stay. No extra charge for cats in heat or pregnant. Grants discounting this surgery may be available in your area. |
| Rabies Vaccine | $10 |
Required for cats older than 12 weeks or 3 pounds, unless current on this vaccine (vet certificate required). Rabies is caused by a virus that affects the brain through the central nervous system. Transmission is usually through a bite or scratch from a rabid animal's saliva. Disease is seldom reversible and usually fatal. |
| Distemper Vaccine | $10 |
Distemper (FVRCP) immunizes against three common viruses: Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (FVR) and Calici Virus (C), which cause chronic upper respiratory infections; and Panleukopenia (P), which can be fatal. OAR recommends this vaccination for all cats and kittens. |
| FIV/Leukemia Test | $20 |
Tests for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) and Feline Leukemia (FeLV). FIV interferes with and causes complications for a cat's immune system. FeLV is a cancer of the blood cells transmitted through bodily fluids. Often fatal. |
| Leukemia Vaccine | $10 |
Requires that the cat first test negative for FeLV. If the cat tests negative for Leukemia, the cat will receive its first FeLV shot. The vaccine requires an additional booster shot three weeks later, which must be done at your private veterinarian's office since OAR does not do booster shots. |
| Deworming & Pests | $5 |
Topically applied medication (Revolution) that kills and controls adult fleas, ear mites, roundworms, and hookworms. Safer than most medications available in grocery stores that can potentially harm or even kill your pet. |
| Microchipping | $20 |
Small chip implanted under skin during surgery, vet or shelter can find out your name, address and phone number from it in case your cat is lost. |
