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Spay and Neuter Program

Thank you for being a responsible pet owner.  Once you have your certificate printed, please let other pet owners know about this great program provided by you Humane Society Of Bay County.

 

Click the link below for your certificate, please read all information about the program first.

WHY SPAY OR NEUTER YOUR PET???

Thousands of dogs and cast are destroyed each year in Bay County alone, due to the problem of overpopulation.  That's over 20 million across the U.S. this year!

You may consider yourself a responsible pet owner, but the only sure way to keep your cat or dog from contributing to the problem is to have them spayed or neutered.  The Humane Society of Bay County has composed a Spay and Neuter Program offering reduced fees for sterilization.

ADVANTAGES OF SPAY OR NEUTER:

It lessons or eliminates your pet's desire to roam or get into fights.

In most cases, it stops tomcats from spraying urine in the house.

It is the most effective way to prevent the birth of unwanted puppies and kittens.

It eliminates bloodstains on carpets and floors during messy heat periods.

In a female, spaying eliminates the chances of uterine infections and reduces the chance of mammary cancer.

In a male, neutering eliminates the chances of testicular cancer and reduces the chances of urinary tract infection.

SPAY AND NEUTER MYTHS EXPOSED

The Miracle of Birth:  The miracle of birth is not so miraculous when one considers the tragic reality of overpopulation.  In animal shelters across the U.S., over 20 million animals will be destroyed this year-25% purebreds, 75% mixed breeds.

My pet will get fat:  Obesity is controlled with diet and exercise, and is not determined by a surgical procedure.

My pet will get Lazy:  Exercise and play time will determine how playful your pet will be.  He will also be more calm & content, thus more likely to show affection to you.

Surgery is Dangerous:  A spayed or neutered animal has a better chance of staying in good health.  The surgery is common practice and extremely safe.  Also, the risks involved in bearing young will be avoided.

ASSOCIATED MEDICAL INFORMATION

CURRENT DISTEMPER VACCINATIONS ARE REQUIRED!!!

The prices supplied for spaying and neutering include inspection or examination, anesthesia, hospitalization necessary for surgery, removal of stitches and/or any other normal post-surgery care.

Upon inspection of your pet any condition found such as pregnancy, undescended testicles, or other health problems, could bring about a higher cost of the spay or neuter surgery.  Infection or other unforeseen problems arising during surgery resulting in actions taken to save your pet's life will also result in a higher cost to you.  In some cases, Surgery may not be an option.

PRE-OP AND POST-OP REQUIREMENTS

SURGERY IS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

TOTAL PAYMENT IS DUE (ALONG WITH YOUR CERTIFICATE) WHEN SURGERY IS PERFORMED

YOUR PET WILL REMAIN UNDER THE VET'S CARE FOR A SHORT TIME AFTER SURGERY TO INSURE PROPER RECOVERY

FEE SCHEDULE

DOGS

Male

                                                   -1YR        1 YR+

Up to 40 lbs.       $78           $83

41 to 60 lbs.        $89           $95

61 lbs and up        $102         $107

Female

Up to 40 lbs.         $107          $119

41 to 60 lbs.          $119          $131

61 lbs and up - Add $3.00 per lb.

CATS

                                                    -1 YR       1YR +

Male                  $64         $69

Female               $78        $83

Low Cost Vaccinations

Good only during the year of surgery

Canine

                             GAL-6-7 way VACC   $23

                             RV 3 YR                    $20

Feline

                             RCPN VACC      $18

                             RV VACC           $18

                             Luek - Cell          $23

The Humane Society is not responsible for any costs incurred by the client.

VALID AT THE FOLLOWING VETS ONLY

Bay Animal Hospital in Essexville (989) 893-4549

VetMed Clinic in Bay City (989) 684-4877 and VetMed Clinic in Midland (989) 832-8030

Ark Animal Hospital in Pinconning (989) 879-2223

Bridgeport Animal Hospital in Saginaw (989) 777-2131

Veterinary Health Center in Saginaw (989) 793-2490

 

CLICK HERE FOR YOUR CERTIFICATE

 

 


Humane Society of Bay County
(989) 893-0451
PO Box 215
Bay City, MI 48707


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