A happier, healthier pet starts here.
Your pet doesn't dream about surgery, but they do want to stay healthy, carefree, and comfortable — and spay/neuter is one of the best ways to help them get there. We make it smooth, safe, and stress-free from the first hello to the post-op snuggles.
A quick procedure that pays off for a lifetime.
This isn't just about preventing unwanted litters — though yes, that's huge. It also helps prevent serious health issues and can reduce certain behaviors like marking, roaming, and aggression.
Prevents health issues
Lowers the risk of uterine infections, mammary tumors, and prostate disease down the line.
Curbs problem behaviors
Can reduce marking, roaming, and aggression driven by hormones — for a calmer pet at home.
Prevents unwanted litters
One of the simplest, most effective ways to keep your community's shelters from overflowing.
The benefits, by procedure.
Both procedures remove your pet's ability to reproduce — and each comes with its own set of lifelong health and behavior benefits.
Spaying
Female pets- Prevents uterine infections (pyometra)
- Reduces the risk of mammary cancer
- Calmer behavior and less hormone-driven aggression
- Less roaming and restlessness during heat cycles
Neutering
Male pets- Prevents testicular cancer
- Helps prevent a range of prostate problems
- Less desire to roam and escape to find a mate
- Calmer behavior, less marking and aggression
- Lowers the risk of perianal tumors
Premium pet surgery, minus the premium price.
Prices reflect starting rates and vary by pet size, species, and location.
Dog Spay
| Procedure Only | Procedure + Pre-op Exam & Bloodwork | |
|---|---|---|
| Without SplootPack | $850 | $1,090 |
| With SplootPack | $640 | $690 |
| Savings | $210 | $400 |
25% off spay/neuter procedures.
Members save an average of $600+ a year* — the membership basically pays for itself before the year even begins.
- 3 free exam visits a year ($267–$297 value)
- 25% off spay/neuter procedures
- 15% off dental procedures
- 10% off bloodwork, meds, vaccines, and everything else
*Estimated average annual savings; actual savings vary by pet and services used.
Enhance your pet's recovery.
Optional upgrades that make surgery gentler and recovery faster. Ask about any of these during your consultation.
Prices apply to Denver locations only and may vary by clinic. Add-ons are subject to change based on your pet's medical needs; any additional services required during the procedure will be reflected in your final estimate.
The pre-game check‑in.
We'll meet your pet, do a full nose-to-tail exam, and make sure they're healthy and ready for anesthesia. Your vet will walk you through the plan, answer every question, and give you an estimate based on your pet's size and needs.
Bloodwork is required before we schedule the procedure — it ensures your pet's body is in top shape for anesthesia. Once your pet is cleared, you'll have 30 days to schedule the surgery before we need new labs.
Bloodwork cost varies depending on what's needed for your pet. Cleared pets have 30 days to schedule surgery before new labs are required.
Your pet's day, start to finish.
On the big day, your pet comes in for their nap — we handle everything from there.
Cozy and closely watched
We place a breathing tube, monitor heart rate and oxygen levels continuously, and keep your pet cozy with warm blankets while they snooze.
Modern anesthesia and pain control
The procedure is typically under an hour, using gold-standard anesthesia and minimally invasive techniques for less discomfort and a faster recovery.
Home the same day
Most pets go home the same day — sleepy but safe — and by the next morning, they're usually wagging or purring like nothing happened.
Paying over time with CareCredit.
We get it — timing isn't always perfect. That's why we accept CareCredit®, a healthcare credit card that lets you pay over time for any procedure over $200. Most plans include 6–18 months of no-interest financing if paid within the promo period.
- See if you prequalify in seconds — no impact to your credit score
- Reusable for future visits at any Sploot clinic
- Pay over time with convenient monthly payments*
*Subject to credit approval. See carecredit.com for details. See our full financing options.
Safety you can actually feel.
Your pet's safety and comfort aren't negotiable — they're our top priority, before, during, and after.
A plan built for your pet
A full health check and pre-op bloodwork, plus an anesthetic and pain plan tailored to your pet's size, breed, and history.
Skilled, caring hands
Experienced surgical and anesthesia teams, advanced monitoring, and minimally invasive tools like Ligasure on every procedure.
Support after surgery
One-on-one recovery monitoring, advanced pain relief like Nocita and cold laser therapy, and clear aftercare instructions — plus a direct line after hours.
Back to their old self in no time.
Bailey
Bailey the rescue pup came in for her spay nervous but wagging. Her recovery went smoothly — she was up and eating dinner that night, and her family said she was back to her happy, tail-wagging self within a couple of days.
Mochi
Mochi the cat strutted out post-neuter like the king of the world. His family said he's calmer, cuddlier, and still very much in charge of the couch.
Spay & neuter, answered.
Is anesthesia safe?
Yes! We run full exams and bloodwork before the procedure and monitor your pet every step of the way.
What's the difference between spay and neuter?
Spay = removing the ovaries/uterus (females). Neuter = removing the testicles (males).
Will my pet change after the procedure?
They'll still be themselves — just calmer, healthier, and less likely to roam or mark.
How long does recovery take?
Most pets feel back to normal in a day or two, with full recovery in 10–14 days.
Do I need to come back for a recheck?
Yep! We'll schedule a quick follow-up to check healing and remove sutures if needed.
Do you offer financing?
Yes — CareCredit is available for any procedure over $200.
Does SplootPack apply here?
Absolutely. You'll save on the consultation, procedure, and follow-up meds.
When should my pet be spayed/neutered?
Dogs are usually spayed or neutered at 6 months or older, and cats a bit earlier — around 5 months. The ideal timing depends on breed, size, and health, so your vet will confirm the best window at your consultation.
Can I spay or neuter an older pet?
Yes. Older pets can be spayed or neutered safely — the pre-op exam and bloodwork matter even more here to confirm they're a good candidate for anesthesia. They may not get the full preventive benefit of doing it young, but there are still real health upsides.
Is spay/neuter legally required?
In some places, yes. Denver requires dogs and cats over 6 months to be spayed or neutered (barring a medical exemption), and it's tied to pet licensing. Rules vary by city, so check your local municipality for the specifics where you live.
Ready to get it scheduled?
Book at any of our clinics in Denver, Chicago, Colorado Springs, or Salt Lake City — open 8am to 8pm, every day of the year.