Ontario SPCA and Humane Society’s Spay/Neuter Services
Thank you for your interest in the Ontario SPCA’s Spay/Neuter Services.
July registration is now closed. August registration will open on Tuesday, August 5th at 10 AM. The link to register will be posted below on the day of registration.
PLEASE NOTE: This monthly registration is for our spay/neuter clinics in Stouffville, Sudbury and Barrie (see addresses below under “SPCA Spay/Neuter Service Locations”)
PLEASE NOTE: Animals must be no older than five years and be in good physical condition, including being an appropriate weight for our program. We do not provide surgery for dogs over 30kg (65lbs) or for rabbits. *Note: Brachycephalic (flat faced) breeds must be free of any breathing difficulties.
For alternative options, please view the ‘Alternative Spay/Neuter Options’ tab below.
2025 Spay/Neuter Fees
Fees for Ontario SPCA Spay-Neuter Services
Surgery
| Subsidized Rate* | Full Rate | |
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| Feline spay | $148 | $256 |
| Feline neuter | $119 | $206 |
| Dog spay <15 kg | $288 | $440 |
| Dog spay 15 kg – 30 kg | $321 | $490 |
| Dog neuter <15 kg | $227 | $347 |
| Dog neuter 15 kg – 30 kg | $267 | $407 |
* The Subsidized Rate is accessible to animal rescue groups, those who receive government subsidy, or have an Indigenous status card. Proof of subsidy will be required at registration.
Note: Animals must be no older than five years and be in good physical condition, including being an appropriate weight for our program. We do not provide surgery for dogs over 30kg (65lbs) or for rabbits. *Note: Brachycephalic (flat faced) breeds must be free of any breathing difficulties.
*Pregnancy termination – contact your local clinic
to discuss.
Click here to read our Appointment Booking and Cancellation Policy
Large Dog Body Condition Chart
Small Dog Body Condition Chart
Cat Body Condition Chart
* Vaccine availability varies by location
Other Services – *Not eligible for discounts
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E-collar
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$20 |
| Onesie |
$37
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| Pre-anesthetic blood work | $138 (subject to change when lab prices change) |
| Umbilical hernia repair (if reducible) |
$60
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Cryptorchid surcharge (inguinal only) |
$60 |
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Cardboard cat carrier
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$12
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Ear-tips (feral cats)
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No charge
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Nail trim
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No charge
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No Show/Decline Fee
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$100 |
Basic Veterinary Care – *50% discount will apply if proof of government subsidy or indigenous status provided
| Wellness exam | $50 |
| Rabies vaccine | $30 |
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FVRCP vaccine
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$30
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FeLV vaccine
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$30
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| DA2PP vaccine |
$30
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Bordatella vaccine
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$30
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Leptospirosis vaccine
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$30
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Microchip
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$32
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Ontario SPCA Appointment Booking and Cancellation Policy
Ontario SPCA Appointment Booking and Cancellation Policy
To ensure efficient scheduling and to accommodate the high volume of requests, the Ontario SPCA requires a deposit at the time of booking to secure all appointments. This policy applies to both wellness and spay/neuter (S/N) services.
Cancellation fee
The cancellation fee is:
- Wellness Appointments: $25
- Spay/Neuter Appointments: $100 (Cats and Dogs)
Cancellations
Appointment cancellations that are made seven (7) or more days ahead of the scheduled appointment date are eligible for a full refund of your booking deposit. Clients may request to reschedule their appointment to a future date, and their initial deposit will be transferred to this future booking.
Appointment cancellations that are made less than seven (7) days ahead of the scheduled appointment date will receive a refund less a cancellation fee. Clients may request to reschedule their appointment to a future date but will be subject to a cancellation fee.
Declines
It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure all pre-surgical instructions are followed and that the animal meets the criteria for service.
A cancelation fee will be applied if your animal is turned away on the day of the procedure for any of the following reasons:
- Failure to follow pre-surgical instructions (e.g., not fasting), or
- The animal does not meet the Ontario SPCA’s medical or eligibility criteria.
All refunds will be at the discretion of the clinic manager
Spay/Neuter Services – Eligibility
The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society is committed to supporting pet guardians and community animal welfare efforts through accessible spay/neuter services.
Who is eligible for our services:
- Pet guardians from the general public seeking spay/neuter procedures for their personal companion animals
- Registered animal rescue organizations working to reduce pet overpopulation
Who is not eligible for our services:
- Breeders, pet-related businesses, or individuals seeking services for animals intended for sale or commercial use.
SPCA Spay/Neuter Service Locations
Ontario SPCA Sudbury Regional Veterinary Clinic
21 Lasalle Boulevard
Sudbury ON P3A 6B1
Ontario SPCA Centre Veterinary Hospital
email: spayneuter@ontariospca.ca
Ontario SPCA Marion Vernon Memorial Animal Clinic
Additional Services
Dental Services for Rescue Organizations
We are excited to announce that we are now offering dental services to partner/rescue organizations! This aims to provide an accessible dental service to animals that come into their care. For more information, please email wellness@ontariospca.ca
Vaccines
It is recommended that you have your pet vaccinated at least two weeks prior to your spay/neuter appointment. Animals that have been vaccinated previously should be accompanied by proof of vaccination. Should you be unable to have this done in advance, vaccines can also be given at the time of surgery. We recommend that your pet have the following vaccines: Rabies vaccine (3 year), Feline Leukemia vaccine, FVRCP vaccine and DA2PP vaccine.
*Note: It is a legal requirement and strongly recommended that ALL animals be vaccinated for rabies regardless of whether or not they go outside. If your animal is currently vaccinated for rabies, proof of vaccination should accompany your pet at the time of surgery.
Microchip
A microchip provides your pet with a unique, permanent form of identification. All shelters and many vet offices have the ability to read microchips, and your animal would be returned to you safely and quickly should it become lost.
E-Collars and Surgical Onesies
We STRONGLY recommend that all animals be deterred from licking their surgical sites through the use of Elizabethan collars (e-collars) or surgical onesies. If your animal does lick, they can open their incision or cause infection, incurring additional veterinary costs.
E-collars can be purchased the morning of surgery. (Note: If you choose to purchase your e-collar from a pet store, please ensure that when pushed back against your pet’s shoulders, the collar extends at least 1″ past his/her nose).
Surgical Onesies can also be purchased on the morning of surgery.
Payment
A deposit is due at the time of booking in order to obtain an appointment. Credit card payments can be made over the phone, and debit/Visa-debit/cash payments can be made in person, at our offices. Money orders can also be mailed, made payable to the Ontario SPCA (please include your phone number on the money order).
Pre/Post-Op Instructions
Ontario SPCA Mobile Wellness Services and MASH-style spay/neuter clinics
Thanks to a Pet Valu Companions for Change™ sponsorship of $175,000, the Ontario SPCA launched its SPCA Mobile Animal Wellness Services Unit in 2019, delivering wellness examinations and spay/neuter services to underserved communities. This year, Pet Valu provided an additional $150,000 Companions for Change™ sponsorship which will be used to support the Mobile Animal Wellness Services Unit over the next three years. With the help of generous donations from devoted pet lovers across the country, since 2018, Pet Valu’s Companions for Change™ sponsorships have helped animal rescues and charities across Canada achieve larger capital projects.
learn more about the SPCA MOBILE ANIMAL WELLNESS SERVICES UNIT and MASH-style spay/neuter clinics
Neuter Scooter
Our Neuter Scooter program is a monthly service that provides accessible transportation of cats to and from Ontario SPCA Animal Centres to partner clinics within our service areas to provide spay/neuter services. Check back here regularly for updated events and registration.
Alternative Spay/Neuter Options
Find a local veterinarian in your area.
Spay/Neuter services are also provided by the following organizations:
The Niagara SPCA and Humane Society in Welland. Please visit their website or call 289-820-9651 to make an appointment.
The Georgian Triangle Humane Society in Collingwood. Visit their website for more information and to book an appointment.
The North Bay & District Humane Society. Please visit their website or call 705-478-8233 to make an appointment.
Lanark Leeds & Grenville Spay Neuter Clinic. Please visit their website or call 613-345-7729 to make an appointment.
Lincoln County Humane Society in St. Catharines, Please visit their website or call 905-682-0767 to make an appointment.
Peterborough Humane Society Spay Neuter Clinic. Please visit their website.
Southeastern Ontario Spay Neuter Clinic. Please visit their website or call 613-392-7729 to make an appointment.
Toronto Humane Society Spay Neuter Services. Please visit their website or call 416-392-2273 to make an appointment.
