*Dogs with Abnormal surgeries, Multiple litters, Cesarian etc
are $50 to $100 more
Dogs Heat cycles consist of spotting for 2 to 4 weeks and internally remain swollen for up to 8 weeks, if your dog is in heat we suggest waiting 8 weeks before booking a surgery to avoid any additional costs.
The perfect time to spay or neuter your pet is
Before 6 months old.
***We do Not fix Pets Over 6 Years Old***
If your pet comes in with fleas they will be given
a Capstar flea treatment for $10
Pets with Ticks will be charged $25
Appointments are needed for All Surgeries
a $20 deposit is required to schedule your appointment!
Call
727-329-8657
The Deposit is nonrefundable and if you don't show up you will lose your deposit.
SPOT Spay/Neuter Clinic
727-329-8657
4403 62nd Ave Pinellas Park, FL 33781
Extra Parking is in the rear of building complex.
Look for the red & white Enterprise Business sign or the big tree overhanging the road to find us.
We spay & neuter pets as early as 3 months up to 6 years old.
The best time is between 3 & 5 months before their first heat cycle.
Pre-Surgical Guidelines
Your pet has been scheduled for a surgical procedure.
The guidelines below will help minimize the inherent risks of anesthesia/sedation and make the day go more smoothly.
General Post-Operative Instructions for DOGS
1.For emergencies for your pet after hours, please call: TBVS in Largo (727) 531-5752 or FVS in Tampa (813) 933-8944
2.Keep the E-collar on at all times for 7 days after surgery. This barrier is necessary to prevent your pet from over-grooming, licking or chewing at the incision site.
3.Pets must be kept indoors after surgery. Restrict activity for the next seven (7) days - no running, jumping, or playing. Dogs must be leash-walked. No jumping into and out of vehicles or onto and off of furniture. Restrict interaction with other pets in the household.
4. Your pet may be sedated or groggy this evening. Sedation may last 24 hours.
5. Feed about ¼ of the amount of food that you normally feed, and small amounts of water, then resume to normal feeding tomorrow. No special snacks or treats on the day of surgery.
6. Look at incision a couple times a day over the next 7-10 days – for signs of infection (redness, swelling, drainage).If you see anything suspicious, please call us right away. Do not apply ointments or creams to the incision
7. Incisions are held together with sutures that dissolve on their own over the next 4 months. On top of that is a skin glue that dissolves over the next 7-10 days. It dissolves too quickly if it gets wet. No bathing, licking, or lwater sports. Do not bathe or allow your pet to swim for 14 days after surgery.
General Post-Operative Instructions for CATS
1.For emergencies for your pet after hours, please call: TBVS in Largo (727) 531-5752 or FVS in Tampa (813) 933-8944
2.Pets must be kept indoors after surgery. Keep in the carrier for a few hours and isolate to one room overnight.
3.Use dust free litter or shredded paper litter (e.g Purina Yesterdays News, Feline Pine) for 7 days after surgery.
4.Your pet may be sedated or groggy this evening. Sedation may last 24 hours.
5.Look at incision a couple times a day over the next 7-10 days – for signs of infection (redness, swelling, drainage). If you see anything suspicious, please call us right away. Do not apply ointments or creams to the incision.
6.Feed about ¼ of the amount of food that you normally feed, and small amounts of water, then resume to normal feeding tomorrow. No special snacks or treats on the day of surgery.
7.If the incision becomes dirty, gently clean with diluted cool soapy water and a cotton ball or soft cloth. Pat dry. Do not scrub or attempt to remove adherent discharge from the incision. Dressings and ointments will delay healing.
8. Female cat’s incisions are held together with sutures that dissolve on their own over the next 4 months. On top of that is a skin glue that dissolves over the next 7-10 days. It dissolves too quickly if it gets wet. No bathing, licking, or laying in the rain.
Make an appointment with a deposit via MC or Visa over the phone or come in and book your appointment Monday thru Thursday. All deposits are non refundable and if you need to reschedule please give us 2 days notice, if you don’t show up or call in advance, you will lose your deposit.
Fill out the 2 page surgery form for each pet and bring in to save time in the morning. Feel free to use mailing address labels for your paper work or any mail in rebates.
Bring in written proof of rabies or we will do one for $15
Make sure your pet is bathed and flea & tick free.
Make sure your pet is in good health and not on any medications that would interfere with the surgery.
The night before surgery:
No food or treats after midnight, but water should always be available. Exception: (kittens & puppies under 5lbs can a have small amount of food prior to drop off)
The Day of the surgery:
Drop off for everyone is between 6:30am-7:30am. Please be on time!
Walk dogs before entering the building and make sure they relieve themselves for a better surgery.
Cats must be in separate, secure, clean carrier. Please label your carriers with your cats name. Cat boxes are available for $5
We will weigh and kennel your pets
You will then talk to one of our vet techs with any questions you might have
This is an ideal time to have your pet microchipped, Heartworm tested and nails trimmed.
Let us know what extra services you would like performed, the list is on your check in form
Proceed to the check out counter and Pam will process your requests and take your payment.
We take Cash, MC, Visa or Debit cards. NO CHECKS!
Pick up times:
Dogs will be ready for pick up between 10-2pm
Cats will be ready for pick up between 1-3pm
We will call you with an exact time for pickup. Please be on time to avoid a late fee.
To offer our low cost prices it is important to pick your pet up on time.
We will go over all post op instructions with you before releasing your pet.
Below are the post op instructions let us know if you have any questions.
For emergencies for your pet after hours, please call: TBVS in Largo (727) 531-5752 or FVS in Tampa (813) 933-8944 
