A Pain & Antibiotic injection is done day of surgery.
After surgery Care:
We do suggest getting the Take Home Pain Medication
and an E-collar for Dogs to prevent your pet from licking the surgery site!
Take Home Pain Medications
$10 for Cats, Dogs $10-$20 XL Dogs $30
E-Collars $10 XL $15

Surgery Prices
Male Cats $35
*Female Cats $45

Male Dogs
1-20lbs  $50 
21-40lbs  $60
41-75lbs  $75
76-90lbs $95
91-110lbs  $115
111-130lbs $135

*Female Dogs
1-20lbs  $60
21-40lbs  $75
41-60lbs  $95
61-75lbs  $115
76-110lbs $135
111-130lbs $155

Hernia repair Cats $20- Dogs $40
Cryptorchid Cats $20- Dogs $40
Overweight Cats $10/ Dogs $20 extra
*Cats that are Pregnant or in Heat $20 more
*Dogs that are Pregnant or in Heat $50 more
Dogs Heat cycles usually last 3 to 4 weeks and internally remain swollen for up to 8 weeks, if your dog is in heat we suggest waiting 8 weeks after heat cycle before booking a surgery to avoid the extra $50 charge.

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!

Tuesday-Friday
727-329-8657

Neuter is Cuter!

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.


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.



Extras
1or 3 year Rabies $15
County Tag $20
Feline Distemper combo $15
Leukemia Vaccine $15
Canine Distemper/Parvo combo $15
Bordatella $15

Nail Trim $10
Microchip $25

Fecal test $15
(Please bring a stool sample in!)
Heartworm test $15
Feline Leukemia/FIV test $25

Hook & Round dewormer $10-$20
Tape dewormer $15-$20
(Tapeworms are caused by ingesting fleas).
Flea Combs $2

Heartgard Plus, Comfortis & Frontline Plus 
Click here for prices





General Post-Operative Instructions

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.

Fill in Admission form for each pet:
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SPOT 4403 62nd Ave Pinellas Park

Free Animal Planet  DVD
for every Cat or Dog
fixed while supplies last.
(a $29 value! one per family)

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Kitten & Puppy Schedule
6-8 weeks 1st Deworming
2 weeks later 2nd Deworming

9 weeks 1st Distemper Combo
12 weeks 2nd Distemper Combo & Fecal

16 weeks  Rabies & Fixed

Puppies should start Heartgard
as early as 8 weeks old

Spay & Neuter
Pets should be at least
3 lbs or 3 to 4 months old

Click here for a  Microchip form
24 hour Cancellation Policy
There is a $10 Cancellation fee.

Please give us 24 hour notice, to avoid this fee, so someone else can fill your spot, that is on our waiting list.
Recovering after surgery

Vaccine Walk in Clinic

Tuesday thru Friday 9:30-2:30
(Pets that aren't fixed require
a $20 deposit towards their future spay & neuter)
Just out of surgery
Ready to go home!
What to expect on Surgery Day!
Click here.





Checking your pets in for Surgery!