Mobile Spay, Neuter and Wellness Clinic
"The SNip Ship"
Changing Lives 4 Paws at a Time...
501(C)3 Nonprofit organization
EIN : 99-4792751
"The SNip Ship"
Northwest Spay & Neuter's Mobile Spay, Neuter and Wellness Unit.
Providing high-quality spay, neuter, and wellness services for your beloved pets is our mission. Join us in making a difference in their lives.
Together we are changing lives 4 paws at a time. Please consider becoming a donor and helping to ensure we can forever provide these lifesaving services to the many communities and pets we serve.
Services
Spay and Neuter Services
There are no restrictions, Northwest Spay & Neuter's "The Snip Ship" is available to all. We have an open access policy. NWSN is dedicated to providing high-quality spay, neuter, and wellness services for your beloved pets is our mission.
We do require payment at the time of scheduling; we do not refund payments. These payments can be used for rescheduling or credited toward wellness services at our wellness clinic days.
Rescue clients
Verified 501c3 rescues and shelters receive a 10% discount on all services
Do you have a paper or emailed voucher from one of our partner organizations?
Email me at northwestspayneuter@aol.com to get scheduled. Northwest Spay & Neuter does not offer vouchers ourselves at this time.
Spay/Neuter
Morning drop-off at 7:30a-8:00a
Afternoon pickup at 3p - Dogs, 3:30p Cats
(There is a late pick-up fee of $100 for Clients arriving after 4p)
Female Cat Spay - $125
Male Cat Neuter - $100
All cats MUST come in a cat carrier or a live trap. Please no wire dog crates, cardboard boxes, totes or large carriers. Being a mobile unit, our space is limited, we appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Carriers and traps must be clean, dry and in safe working order. If you cannot secure a carrier or a trap for your surgical patient, please reach out to the local nonprofits or shelters in an effort to borrow or rent one. We will have a few soft sided cat carriers for purchase if necessary for $25.
Standard Feral Cat Package (Male or Female) - $80
Requires an Ear tip not optional and includes only a 1yr Rabies vaccine
Premium Feral Cat Package (Male or Female) - $115
Requires an Ear tip not optional, includes 1yr Rabies vaccine, 1-HCP vaccine and Revolution
Male Dog Neuter - $185
*Weight limit 80lbs max
Female Dog Spay - $225
*Weight limit 80lbs max
Anti-nausea injection (Ondansetron/Cerenia) - $20
*Required for any brachycephalic breeds such as pug, boxers, and other short muzzle breeds.
Revolution Flea treatment Single Dose - Cats - $20
*Topical, applied in clinic and treats fleas, ear mites and roundworms (30 Day Treatment) Given in clinic
Flea treatment Single Dose - Dogs - $20
*Topical (30 Day Treatment) treats fleas and ticks, Given in Clinic
Dewormer (Roundworm & Hookworm) - $10
*Given in clinic
Tapeworm Treatment - $30
*Given in clinic
1yr Rabies vaccine - $15
*Included at no additional cost for feral cats, does not require proof of previous vaccination
3yr Rabies vaccine - $15
*Requires proof of previous rabies vaccine given within the last year, please upload a copy of your rabies certificate to your patient record during online scheduling.
1-HCP vaccine - $15
*Feline vaccine recommended for all cats, none commonly as the distemper vaccine
HCP + FeLV vaccine - $35
*Feline vaccine + FeLV recommended for inside/outside cats
FeLV/FIV testing for cats - $25
*We will give you results only, if your cat tests positive then, any necessary treatment will need to be done with your regular vet. If you opt for humane euthanasia of a positive feral cat (unowned), we can perform this at our clinic. The cost is $100 and the pet is returned to owner; a signed euthanasia consent is required prior to euthanasia service.
Heartworm testing in dogs - $25
*We will give you results only, if your dog tests positive then any necessary treatment will need to be done with your regular vet.
DAPPv vaccine - $15
*Canine combo vaccine protecting against Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza and Parvovirus. Depending on age or previous vaccine, your pet may need a booster.
Bordetella vaccine - $25
*Canine Kennel Cough vaccine.
Microchip - $25
Cat E-collar - $10
Dog E-collar - $15
*Strongly recommended to prevent licking at the surgical site
Cat or Dog post-surgical suit (like a onesie) - $20
*Strongly recommend either e-collar or surgical suit to prevent licking at the surgical site, some sizes are super limited
Declined Patient Exam Fee - $20
*This is charged post exam for patients who are presented to the clinic for surgery and are not surgical candidates for that day, example too sick for surgery to be safe. Remainder of deposit will be head for rescheduled appointment when patient is well or can be used toward wellness services.
Declined after sedation/anesthetic administered - $30
*This is charged post sedation or anesthetic for patients who are presented to the clinic for surgery and are not surgical candidates for that day, example patient is already fixed. Remainder of deposit can be used toward wellness services or refunded.
For Surgical Patients Only
We require all pets to be spayed or neutered to receive these additional services.
Spay/neuter can be added on to all other procedures and done at the same time.
Cryptorchid add-on - $50
*Undescended testis located in the abdomen
or inguinal.
Emergency pyometra add-on - $300
*Removal of the infected uterus. Done on an emergency basis.
Mass removals - $100 - $600
*Removal of a cancerous lump. Not done for cosmetic purposes.
*Email pictures to northwestspayneuter@aol.com for a quote.
Umbilical or inguinal hernia add-on - $50
*For reducible hernias only, price is for adding on to spay/neuter.
* Email northwestspayneuter@aol.com if your pet is already spayed/neutered.
Cherry Eye repair (per eye) - $200
*Requires purchase of E-collar
Entropion repair (per eye) - $250
*Requires purchase of E-collar
Enucleation (per eye) - $300
*Requires purchase of E-collar
Cat abscess treatment - $60
*Draining of pus and antibiotic injection
Removal of baby teeth add-on - $20
*Done during spay/neuter only.
*Cost is per tooth.
Skin-attached dewclaw removal in dogs - $30
*Skin attached only.
*Cost is per dewclaw.
For NON Surgical Patients - (Wellness Days)
Overview
We believe that preventative care is one of the most important aspects of maintaining your pet’s health.
When should my pet get vaccinated?
Vaccinations are particularly important for young animals that have immature immune systems. Veterinary vaccinations generally begin at 6-8 weeks of age and then boostered through your pet’s life depending on the vaccine. Our doctors will determine the appropriate vaccination plan for your pet.
How are vaccines administered?
Vaccines help to combat diseases by exposing the pet's immune system to inactive or small amounts of a particular form of bacteria or virus. Vaccinations are accompanied by a consultation and examination with our veterinarian to make certain that your pet's condition is stable enough to receive them. Proper and timely administration is necessary to ensure optimal protection.
Nail Trim - Cats/Dogs - $20
Dewormer (Roundworm & Hookworm) - $20
*Given in clinic
Tapeworm Treatment - $30
*Given in clinic
1yr Rabies vaccine - $20
3yr Rabies vaccine - $20
*Requires proof of rabies, please bring copy of current rabies certificate
1-HCP vaccine - $20
*Feline vaccine recommended for all cats
Depending on age or previous vaccine, your pet may need a booster.
HCP + FeLV vaccine - $35
*Feline vaccine + FeLV recommended for inside/outside cats
1-DAPPv vaccine - $20
*Canine combo vaccine protecting against Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza and Parvovirus. Depending on age or previous vaccine, your pet may need a booster.
Bordetella vaccine - $25
*Canine Kennel Cough vaccine.
FeLV/FIV testing for cats - $30
*We will give you results only, if your cat tests positive then, any necessary treatment will need to be done with your regular vet. If you opt for humane euthanasia of a positive feral cat, we can perform this at our clinic. The cost is $100 and the pet is returned to owner; a signed euthanasia consent is required prior to service.
Heartworm testing in dogs - $30
*We will give you results only, if your dog tests positive then any necessary treatment will need to be done with your regular vet.
Microchip (Immediately Registered) - $30
Simplera or Klentz Otic Solution (Florfenicol, Terbinafine, Mometasone Furoate) Otic Solution for Dogs - $35 per ear
Simplera Otic Solution is a prescription ear medication for dogs that treats bacterial and yeast ear infections using a combination of antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory agents. One dose of Simplera is designed to last 30 days.
EpiOtic Advanced Ear Cleanser 8oz - $25
Ideal for supporting ear health in cats and dogs, particularly those predisposed to otitis externa including allergic/atopic animals, frequent swimmers, and those with floppy ear anatomy. Limits the bonding of microorganisms to the ear canal with gently cleansing and powerful pH-Neutral low alcohol, non- stinging, non- irritating formula. Provides a drying effect without stinging while keeping the ears smelling fresh.
Flea Control Options
Bravecto Quantum - 12 Months protection 1 injection -
Pricing depends on weight -
(2-80lbs) - $170
(81+lbs) - $200
Requires exam on file, can be given at spay/neuter appointment or at Wellness clinic - Fluralaner for extended-release injectable suspension kills adult fleas and is indicated for the treatment and prevention of flea infestations (Ctenocephalides felis) and for the treatment and control of tick infestations [Ixodes scapularis (black-legged tick), Dermacentor variabilis (American dog tick) and Rhipicephalus sanguineus (brown dog tick)] for 12 months in dogs and puppies 6 months of age and older.
Bravecto 1 Month Chews for Dogs and Puppies - $35
Requires exam on file, can be sent home with spay/neuter appointment or at Wellness clinic. - Vet-recommended and FDA-approved BRAVECTO 1-MONTH (fluralaner) Chews keeps your puppy protected from flea infestations, black-legged ticks, American dog ticks, brown dog ticks and lone star ticks. Designed for puppies at least 8 weeks old weighing 4.4 pounds or more, this tasty pork flavored chew is easy to administer and convenient.
Credelio Quattro 1 Month Chewable - $40
Heatworm test REQUIRED Requires exam on file, can be sent home with spay/neuter appointment or at Wellness clinic. - Provides the broadest* parasite protection of its kind** available in a monthly chewable tablet. It's the first and only of its kind that protects dogs against 6 different types of parasites: ticks, fleas, heartworm disease, roundworms, hookworms (uncinaria stenocephala) and tapeworms.
Revolution 1 Month - Cats - $25
*Topical, applied in clinic and treats fleas, ear mites and roundworms (30 Day Treatment) Given at clinic
Nexgard Combo Cats 3 Month - $75
First-of-its-kind formulation includes esafoxolaner specifically developed for use in cats. Easy-to-apply topical solution provides a month of protection. Safe for cats and kittens 8 weeks of age or older, weighing 1.8 pounds or more. Kills fleas and ticks. Prevents heartworm disease. Treats and controls roundworms and hookworms. It's also the only feline parasiticide with broad-spectrum protection that includes tapeworm coverage
Check-In Instructions
Surgery day
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Cats and dogs should skip breakfast
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Do not withhold water
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Check-in begins at 7:30 for Dogs and 7:45 for Cats
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Dogs must wait in your car until check-in is complete
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Cats must be in a carrier, or a trap and should wait in the car until check-in is complete
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Pickup time for Dogs 3p, cats 3:30p patients remaining after 4p with no owner present will be charged a $100 late pick up fee.
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We are a mobile unit and therefore we have a drive through check in.
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Please remove all towels, blankets, dishes and toys from cat carriers. We also ask you ensure your cat's kennel door is securely locked and all snaps, bolts and zippers are functioning as expected for the safety of your pet (we don't want any escapes as we transport from your car to the mobile unit.) If you find missing clips, bolts or broken carrier pieces, please ask us for zip ties or alert us to the issues. We also ask that all carriers be super clean and dry, your cat will recover post operatively in their carrier and a dirty carrier can increase the risk of post-operative infection.
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Please be prepared for staff to come to your window to fully check you in. Please ensure all consent forms (sent to your email) have been signed prior to the clinic and submitted to reduce the time it takes to check you in, keeping the flow moving for those waiting to check in behind you.
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At this time staff will take your pet from the vehicle and to the mobile surgical unit. Due to space, we do not allow clients to access the mobile unit.
Our Commitment
We believe in the power of education, prevention, and compassionate care for every pet.
Our Values
We are committed to community engagement, transparency, and providing affordable services to support the wellbeing of animals and their owners.
Surgical Post Operative Instructions
Surgical After Care Instructions
Aftercare instructions –
E-Collars are highly recommended for all pets.
The first 24 hours post-surgery
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Allow your pet to recover in a quiet, safe place indoors.
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Be aware that your pet’s behavior may be slightly altered in the first 24 hours after surgery. For example, they may be glassy-eyed, sleepy, nauseous, wobbly, vocal, shivering, or irritable.
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Encourage frequent movement indoors to help your pet recover from the anesthesia. Allowing them to rest uninterrupted will result in longer recovery and potential complications.
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Offer small amounts of the food they eat regularly and water later in the evening. Your pet may feel nauseous, and it can take up to 48 hours for their appetite to return to normal.
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You may notice your pet received a small green tattoo, indicating they've been sterilized. This tattoo is not an extra incision and does not require cleaning.
The 10-14 days following surgery
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Your pet should be closely supervised and on an exercise restriction for the next 10-14 days. Dogs should always be leashed when outside during the recovery period, do not leave your dogs unattended outside in the yard. Keep your pet as quiet as possible during the first two weeks. No running, jumping, playing, swimming or other strenuous activity. Strenuous activity increases your pet’s risk of developing swelling around the incision site that could result in premature dissolving of sutures, opening of the incision, and costly medical care that would be your responsibility. For multiple pet households, pets should be kept separated during recovery.
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Keep the incision dry. No licking, bathing, swimming, or playing in water or snow.
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Check the incision twice daily until healed.
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A small amount of blood is normal immediately after surgery.
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Some redness and swelling of the incision is expected and normal.
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There are no sutures to be removed.
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Do not allow your pet to lick, scratch, or chew the incision. This introduces bacteria from the pet’s mouth into the incision area and removes the protective layer or glue. If this occurs, an Elizabethan collar (E-collar) must be used to help prevent potentially serious post-operative complications and infections.
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Male dogs and cats can still impregnate an unsterilized female up to one month after surgery. Please keep a close eye on your pet.
Protecting your pet's incision
Do not allow your pet to lick or chew their incision. Licking can lead to serious complications like the incision opening or becoming infected. This can be painful and may require follow-up visits which could result in unexpected costs.
Recommended: Elizabethan collar (also called an E-collar or cone)
To prevent irritating the incision, we recommend you purchase an Elizabethan collar (E-collar) to keep your pet from being able to reach the area with their mouth. These cone collars are the most effective protection against your pet causing trauma to their incision and should be worn for 10-14 days following surgery.
E-collars can be purchased from us at the time of surgery or at most pet stores. They're only effective if fitted properly. The cone should go past your pet’s nose by two inches. If it's any shorter, they're likely still able to reach their incision.
Alternatives to E-collars
If your pet won't tolerate an E-collar, consider one of the following options:
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Onesies for female dogs or cats
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Onesies are bodysuits for infants and can be purchased at any superstore (like Target or Walmart). Typically, onesies are short sleeved and button in the pelvis area.
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Sizing: Small kittens (four to five pounds) require a newborn size; adult cats or puppies under eight pounds usually wear a size 0-3 months; and larger cats or small dogs usually require a size 3-6 months.
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To fit: Put the onesie over your pet's head and their front legs through the arm holes. Bring the bottom pieces together like you are going to button them and cut a hole for their tail and backside. Once the hole is made, button the onesie closed. If the neck is loose, you can use a rubber band to bunch the material together.
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Boxer shorts for male dogs
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To fit: Put your pet’s back legs through the leg holes in the shorts. Their tail will fit through the fly. Rubber band the extra material on top of their back to keep the shorts from coming off. You will either need to cut a hole or take the boxers off when you take them outside to defecate.
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Normal issues after surgery
These issues should resolve on their own over a few days. Contact us if you see no signs of improvement or things worsen over time.
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Small amount of bloody discharge from surgical incision
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Redness or a small amount of swelling or bruising at the site of incision
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Whining or crying the first night after surgery
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Decreased energy during the 24 hours following surgery
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Not urinating or defecating on their normal schedule
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Open neuter incision (males only) with minor discharge
Issues that require attention, but are not an emergency
Please see your regular veterinarian if your pet experiences the following:
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Significant swelling at the surgical incision
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Colored discharge from the incision
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Pale gums
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Not returning to eating or drinking days after surgery
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Intermittent vomiting for days after surgery
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Slight gaps at the spay incision (females only)
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Swollen painful scrotum (males only) days after surgery
Recheck exams:
We are happy to see your pet back if there are any complications related to the surgery. Recheck Hours are by appointment only, please email northwestspayneuter@aol.com.
Some common complications are incisional discharge or an open incision, unwillingness to eat, pain and discomfort when their incision is touched.
Emergency issues after surgery:
Please take your pet to a local, 24-hour emergency clinic if you see any of the following:
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Consistent flow of blood from surgical incision
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Consistent vomiting that won't stop
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Difficulty breathing
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Not waking up or inability to stand
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The spay incision is completely open (females only)
Review our listing of local 24-hour, emergency veterinary clinics.
Please remember you will be responsible for any costs incurred if your pet is treated at one of these locations.
Willamette Veterinary Hospital
1562 SW 3rd St
Corvallis, OR 97333
(541) 753-2223
WilvetSouth
444 B St
Springfield, OR 97477
(541) 838-0577
Emergency Veterinary Hospital
1821 Pioneer Parkway
Springfield, OR 97477
(541) 746-0112
Salem Veterinary Emergency Clinic
3215 Market St NE
Salem, OR 97301
(503) 588-8082
Wilvet Salem Emergency
120 Ramsgate Square S
Salem, OR 97302
(503) 741-8858
Veterinary Emergency Group
11286 NE Evergreen Pkwy
Hillsboro OR 97006
503-751-2082
Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergence
17400 NW Corridor Ct
Beaverton OR 97006
503-629-5800
Southern Oregon Veterinary Specialty Center
4901 Biddle RD
Central Point OR 97502
541-282-7711
Roge Valley Veterinary Emergency
235 E Barnett Rd
Medford Or 97501
541-393-9960
Southern Oregon Veterinary Specialty Center
4901 Biddle RD
Central Point OR 97502
541-282-7711
Roge Valley Veterinary Emergency
235 E Barnett Rd
Medford Or 97501
541-393-9960
How do I schedule?All scheduling is done online. You can click the link on the home page or you can use the scheduling tab above. If you have questions please email us at
What time is drop off?
Drop off for dogs is at 7:30am and 7:45am for cats. Please do not ask for an early or late drop off. Our times are set to allow maximum efficiency which helps us minimize pricing.
What time is pick up?
Pick Dogs - 3p and Cats 3:30p. You must pick up by 4pm or you will incur a late pick-up fee of $100, as we have to continue to employ staff to stay with your pet. We will contact you if your pet is ready to go earlier in the day.
How should I prepare for my visit?
Dogs must be contained in your vehicle and cats must be in a carrier.
If your pet is current on their rabies vaccine and you are seeking a 3yr booster, please bring your rabies certificate as proof of the vaccine. Rabies tags are NOT sufficient proof.
Dogs and cats should not have breakfast the morning of surgery.
Please allow time for your dog to go potty prior to drop off.
If your pet has any medical concerns, please email us at Northwestspayneuter@aol.com prior to surgery.
Does Northwest Spay & Neuter offer pre-anesthetic blood work?
Yes: however not required. It is $100 and includes a full CBC and a mini-chemistry panel. Cats also include T4. Needs to be scheduled 2 weeks prior to surgery. Any abnormalities need to be treated with your regular veterinarian.
My pet is in heat, do I need to reschedule?
No! Under the hands of a skilled surgeon, spaying your pet while they are in heat does not carry increased risk. We also do not charge any extra for in-heat pets.
What happens if my pet is pregnant?
Unless very late term (ie. about to give birth/active labor) we are able to safely spay and abort the fetus’ in a pain free humane way. There is no additional charge for spaying a pregnant pet.
How long is the healing time?
For most procedures, the healing time is 14 days. During this time, your pet's activity level should be kept low and your pet should wear an e-collar to prevent licking at the incision site.
Will my pet get a spay/neuter tattoo?
Yes! We require the tattoo as part of our spay/neuter services. Feral cats also receive an ear-tip. The spay/neuter indicator tattoo is a small linear green tattoo in or near the incision site. This indicator tattoo is used to show that the pet has been spayed or neutered. It is a key tool in preventing unnecessary surgeries should your pet ever end up in a rescue or shelter situation.
Will my pet need to come back for a suture removal?
No, the sutures are internal and will dissolve on their own. Do not allow your pet to lick or chew at the incision site. Check daily for any excessive redness, swelling or oozing. Email us at Northwestspayneuter@aol.com if you have concerns about the incision site.
What is the best age to spay/neuter my pet?
We suggest you talk with your full service vet to determine the best timing for YOUR pet's spay or neuter. However, we encourage early-age surgery due to the quicker recovery time of a young pet.
Kittens and puppies should be at least 2 pounds.
What happens if my pet has a complication after surgery?
If you think your pet is having a minor surgical complication such as a small open area, redness, or oozing at the incision site, make sure they are wearing a cone/surgical suit. Please send us an email with a picture of your pet's incision and a description of the problem to Northwestspayneuter@aol.com.
If you think your pet is having a major surgical complication such as tissue coming out of the incision, extreme pain, pale gums, or other things that concern you; please seek emergency veterinary care immediately.
Can my pet get booster vaccines at "The SNip Ship?"
If your pet received surgery with us or attended one of out wellness clinics, then you can schedule booster vaccines anytime within the year of that exam. Please watch the calendar for one of our wellness clinics near you.
My pet is sick, can I schedule an appointment?
We do not offer sick pet care.
What is Northwest Spay & Neuter's policy for refunds/deposits?
Northwest Spay & Neuter does not refund deposits except for in a true medical emergency for the pet or owner. This requires proof or said emergency prior to the appointment. If you cannot make your appointment and give us 5 (Five) days minimum notice, we can either credit the pre-payment to your account for future spay/neuter/wellness services or reschedule your appointment to a later date. Appointments canceled within the 5-day window will be assessed a rescheduling fee of $25. If you no show your appointment, the full amount of the deposit made will be forfeited to our Paws for a Cause account that will help less fortunate animals get surgery in the future.
Why is the cost so much less with Northwest Spay & Neuter's "The SNip Ship," than with my normal veterinarian?
This is a complicated answer with many different causes, but the main reason is that we have very low overhead costs since we do not see appointments or provide anything other than surgery and wellness.
Additionally, we strongly believe that by charging less we can help more pets and what we lose in the cost we make up for in the volume.
Does my pet receive the same care even though the cost is less?
We want to assure you that our procedures are just as safe as they would be with your regular veterinarian. Our doctors have years of focused experience with high volume surgery and because of this they are able to perform the procedures with less time under anesthesia and smaller incision sizes. All pets receive full monitoring.
FAQ's
About Us & Our Partner Organizatons
Northwest Spay & Neuter is dedicated to reducing pet overpopulation. Northwest Spay & Neuter provides affordable spay and neuter services for cats and dogs. Our experienced veterinarians perform surgeries with care and compassion. We follow strict surgical post-operative instructions to ensure the well-being of your pets. Join us in our mission to promote responsible pet ownership.
If you are an established volume client needing to book appointments, wish to be a volume client and save 10% or have a voucher from a partner organization, please email me at northwestspayneuter@aol.com
Current Partner Organizations
Coos - Friends of Coos County Animals, Kohl's Cat House
Curry - Wild Rivers Animal Rescue, South Coast Humane Society, Humane Society of Del Norte
Lincoln - Central Coast Humane Society, Figz Dog Rescue, People United for Rescue and Rehoming, LLC (PURR)
Pocket Pets And Pals Rescue & Sanctuary
Clatsop - Coming soon
Linn/Benton - Coming soon
Mobile Locations
& Dates by County
If you are an established volume client needing to book appointments, wish to be a volume client and save 10% or have a voucher from a partner organization, please email me at northwestspayneuter@aol.com
What is Northwest Spay & Neuter's policy for refunds/deposits?
Northwest Spay & Neuter does not refund deposits except for in a true medical emergency for the pet or owner. This requires proof or said emergency prior to the appointment. If you cannot make your appointment and give us 5 (Five) days minimum notice, we can either credit the pre-payment to your account for future spay/neuter/wellness services or reschedule your appointment to a later date. Appointments canceled within the 5-day window will be assessed a rescheduling fee of $25. If you no show your appointment, the full amount of the deposit made will be forfeited to our Paws for a Cause account that will help less fortunate animals get surgery in the future.
Curry County
Host location: Wild Rivers Sanctuary
29921 Airport Way, Gold Beach, OR 97444
Typically, the 1st weekend of the month
April 3 & 4 (Spay & Neuter Days)
April 5 (Wellness Day)
April 10 & 11st (Spay & Neuter Days)
April 12 (Wellness Day)
May 1 & 2 (Spay & Neuter Days)
May 3 (Wellness Day)
Coos County
Host Location: Pony Village Mall
1611 Virginia Ave, North Bend, OR 97459
Starting May will be typically the 3rd weekend of the month
March 7 & 8 (Spay & Neuter Days)
March 20 & 21 (Spay & Neuter Days)
March 22 (Wellness Day)
March 27 & 28 (Spay & Neuter Days)
March 29 (Wellness Day)
May 15 & 16 (Spay & Neuter Days)
May 17 (Wellness Day)
Lincoln County
Host Location: Newport Safeway
2220 N Coast Hwy, Newport, OR 97365
Typically, the 4th weekend of the month
March 13 & 14 (Spay & Neuter Days)
March 15 (Wellness Day)
April 17 & 18 (Spay & Neuter Days)
April 19 (Wellness Day)
May 22 & 23 (Spay & Neuter Days)
May 24 (Wellness Day)
Clatsop County
Host Location: Clatsop County Fairgrounds
92937 Walluski Loop Rd, Astoria, OR 97103
Typically, the 2nd weekend of the month
April 17 & 18 (Spay & Neuter Days)
April 19 (Wellness Day)
May 8 & 9 (Spay & Neuter Days)
May 10 (Wellness Day)
June 12 & 13 (Spay & Neuter Days)
June 14 (Wellness Day)
Linn/Benton
Host Location: Lebanon Tractor Supply
Burdell Blvd, Lebanon, OR 97355
We will be in Linn County only 3 times in 2026
Don't delay in scheduling your spots, these are limited
May 29 & 30 (Spay & Neuter Days)
May 31 (Wellness Day)
August 28 & 29 (Spay & Neuter Days)
August 30 (Wellness Day)
October 30 & 31 (Spay & Neuter Days)
November 1 (Wellness Day)
Full Calendar posted here
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