Low Cost Spay/Neuter Lapeer, Michigan

Low Cost Spay/Neuter Lapeer, MI

The transport van will pick up your pet from Paradise Animal Rescue and safely take them to All About Animals Rescue's Flint clinic where all medical services are performed. All transport van patients are AAAR's guests for the evening and will be transported back the next morning.

All About Animals operates by appointment only, including walk-in TNR services. All clients must contact them directly to schedule an appointment, either by phone or through their website.

Spay/Neuter Pricing

Dogs $120 - Cats $40
(Includes surgery, anesthesia, injectable pain meds given day of the surgery and free nail trim.)

Mom and Kittens Special: Cats only – spay/neuter mom and her kittens on the same day. Mom is $40 and kittens are $10 each. Kittens must be between 8 to 12 weeks old and must weigh at least 2 lbs.

Vaccines and additional wellness services are offered at the time of your pet’s procedure. Click below for packages and pricing.

Additional Service Pricing

How to Register Your Pet

Schedule your appointment for the Flint spay/neuter transport below. If you need help scheduling, contact AAAR (810) 780-4978 or email [email protected]
Dental appointments require calling to schedule.

*Appointments cannot be made at or through Paradise Animal Rescue. We are the Lapeer County pick up/drop off location ONLY.

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Upcoming Transport Dates

June 19
August 2
October 16

Things To Know

Reservations and payment is required in advance for each individual pet. Register at allaboutanimalsrescue.org or by calling the Flint clinic at 810-780-4978.
Outdoor cats must be transported in a live trap. We have traps available at the rescue to rent with a deposit. Please call Paradise at 810-969-4455 for details.
All indoor cats must be secured in clean, plastic crates with no more than one animal per crate.
Each animal will receive a small tattoo on their underbelly near the incision sight to identify that they have been spayed or neutered.

Stray Cats

If you'd like to help the stray cats in your community, click below for more information on TNR classes, obtaining traps and scheduling appointments.

Stray Cat Info

After Surgery Instructions Provided by AAAR

No running, jumping, playing, swimming, or other strenuous activity for 7 to 10 days.
Pets must be kept indoors where they can stay clean, dry and warm. No baths during the recovery period. Dogs must be walked on a leash and cats kept indoors.
Check the incision site twice daily. There should be no drainage. Redness and swelling should be minimal. A firm knot or lump at the incision site is normal. Do not allow pet to lick or chew at the incision. If this occurs, to prevent the licking, an Elizabethan collar (e-collar) MUST be used.
Lethargy, appetite loss, diarrhea, vomiting, coughing COULD occur up to 24 hours following surgery. Symptoms lasting more than 24 hours should be followed-up by contacting AAAR for a recheck.
If there are any questions or concerns directly related to the surgery during the recovery period, please call AAAR Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 810-780-4978. If there is an emergency after hours, contact your regular veterinarian or an emergency animal clinic.
See TNR recovery instructions for community cats here.

FAQ & Important Additional Information

We don't litter. We spay/neuter our critters!

Sponsor a spay/neuter of a dog or cat that comes into PAR. Any amount you donate will help, whether it's $5, $40 or $80. You can even set up a recurring donation! $10 a month would spay or neuter 3 cats a year, or 1 cat and 1 dog each year.