Chattaneuter

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Our Mission
To provide professional, subsidized spay/neuter services to eliminate the unnecessary euthanasia of cats and dogs due to overpopulation and lack of resources while empowering communities to care responsibly for their pets.

Services and Pricing

Spay/Neuter

Female Dog

$75

Male Dog

$65

Female Cat

$55

Male Cat

$45

*Spay/Neuter surgery includes anesthesia and pain medication at time of surgery. Includes rabies vaccination if needed. Additional fees may apply for cryptorchid or pregnant animals, dogs in heat, pyometra, exploratory surgery or additional medications or services as needed. Additional fees for dogs over 80lbs.

Services available at time of surgery

E-collar

$10

Kennel cough vaccine

$10

Fecal Test

Nail Trim

Deworming - Dogs

$10

Deworming - Cats

FeLV/FIV Test

$20

Heartworm Test

$15

DHPP/FVRCP

$15

Microchipping

$20

Feral Cats

$25 for male or female
Must come in humane trap (NOT a carrier)
May be dropped off Monday & Tuesday between 8:30am-9am
Will receive rabies vaccination and eartip

Walk-in Vaccine Clinics 10am-2pm

* Thursday, April 8th

* Thursday, April 22nd

* Thursday, May 13th

* Thursday, May 27th

Services offered during this time:

Microchips

$15

Dhpp

$15

FVRCP

$15

Rabies

$10

Bordatella

$10

Dog Dewormer

$10

Cat Dewormer

Two Mauds Grant

If you live in the city of East Ridge and need financial assistance to spay or neuter your pet we have a grant to help! We have teamed up with Two Mauds matching grant and the city of East Ridge to help residents fix their pets. If you have found yourself in financial hard times, disabled, on social security or a senior, please give us a call to schedule an appointment. Must be a East Ridge resident.

The Clinic

In February of 2017 our team, comprised of individuals with years of experience in animal welfare, opened the clinic out of a response to the growing need for high-quality spay/neuter services in Chattanooga. We partner with over 150 other clinics in the ASPCA Spay/Neuter Alliance to make a significant impact on the homeless pet population.