Who We Are
Our Story
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
At Affordable Animal Surgery, we have staff that have been providing compassionate and comprehensive veterinary care to pets and their families for over a decade. We have spayed and neutered tens of thousands of animals for shelter pets, homeless animals, financially-restricted households, as well as the general public that deserves access to quality care at an affordable price.
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
Our approach to veterinary care is a deep compassion for both pets and their people. We believe that every animal deserves access to quality surgical care, regardless of their owner's financial situation. By keeping services affordable and transparent, we are committed to breaking down barriers to veterinary care, ensuring that no pet is denied the chance to heal and thrive.
Our Services
Our Philosophy
Our Services
Our hospital offers many surgeries including routine spays and neuters, non-emergent surgery, as well as life-saving procedures. We also offer vaccines, microchips, nail trims, and other add-ons to pets that are getting surgery (only).
We do not offer dental cleanings, routine primary care, medical appointments for sick animals, or vaccines without surgery.
LOCATED: 3340 E Patrick Ln, LV, NV 89120
Note: We operate out of the same clinic as "Animal Emergency Center"
Call to Book Now !
(702) 886-7774
Phone hours: Sunday-Friday
7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Clinic hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
CLOSED: Tuesdays, Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays
Surgery Pricing
Spays and Neuters
All procedures include pre-operative exam, sedation prior to surgery, general anesthesia with monitoring, and a 1 day pain injection. Additional fees are listed under surgical prices.
Cat Neuter (Male Cats)
$75
Cat Spay (Female Cats)
$125
Dog Neuter (Male Dogs)
Size-Dependent
- Under 10 lbs: $125
- 11-25 lbs: $150
- 26-40 lbs: $175
- 41-60 lbs: $200
- 61-80 lbs: $225
- 81-100 lbs: $250
- 101-120 lbs: $275
- Over 120 lbs: $300
Dog Spay (Female Dog)
Size-Dependent
- Under 10 lbs: $150
- 11-25 lbs: $180
- 26-40 lbs: $210
- 41-60 lbs: $240
- 61-80 lbs: $270
- 81-100 lbs: $300
- 101-120 lbs: $330
- Over 120 lbs: $350
REQUIRED fees in addition to the pricing above:
- 3 day pain meds to go home: $10 - required for all cat spays and dog neuters
- 5 day pain meds to go home: $15 - required for all dog spays
- Rabies vaccine (if not current): $15 - a federal legal requirement to prevent spread of a 100% fatal disease to humans
- Microchip (if not done): $30 - a state legal requirement to help identify your pet and get them back to you if they get out/lost
- Brachycephalic fee: $60 - required for ALL pugs and bulldogs, which are inherently at increased anesthetic risk
POSSIBLE fees that may apply to your surgery:
- Extended incision: $50 - for females in heat, postpartum, overweight, cystic ovaries, abnormal or enlarged uterus, etc.
- Pregnant: $50-$100 (depending on size)
- Cryptorchid (missing testicle): $50-$100 per testicle
- Umbilical hernia (open belly button): $50
- Scrotal ablation: $100 - removal of the empty scrotal sac, recommended for dogs over 75 lbs to prevent post-op swelling
Recommended Additional Pre-Operative Services:
- Basic pre-op bloodwork (up to 7 yrs): $75 - to ensure no major underlying or congenital disease that increases anesthetic risk
- Full pre-op bloodwork (over 7 yrs): $125 - strongly recommended to rule out potential liver, kidney, or other body dysfunction that increases anesthetic risk
- 4DX test: $40 - recommended for dogs to test for underlying tickborne or heartworm infection
- FIV/FeLV test: $40 - strongly recommended for new cats to test for blood diseases that can spread to other cats
Recommended Additional Post-Operative Services:
- E-collar (cone): $10 for up to 40 lbs, $20 for over 40 lbs - strongly recommended for all pets to prevent licking and post-op infection
- Post-operative sedation: $10 for up to 40 lbs, $25 for over 40 lbs - strongly recommended for young or active pets to keep calm after surgery
- Nail trim: $10
- Anal gland expression: $15
- Ear cleaning: $15
- Sanitary shave: $15 - grooming of hind end to keep clean
- Matted hair removal: $15-$80
- Retained puppy tooth removal: $15 per tooth
Vaccines (only available with surgery)
Cat Vaccines:
- Rabies: $15 - required by federal law to prevent fatal infection to animals and humans
- FRCP: $20 - core booster kitten vaccine to protect against feline respiratory, intestinal, and neurologic disease
- FeLV: $35 - recommended for newly adopted kittens or adult cats with outdoor exposure to prevent spread of pathogens through blood or saliva - an FeLV test is strongly recommended before giving this vaccine, as if your cat tests positive, then disease is already present and can infect other cats
Dog Vaccines:
- Rabies: $15 - required by federal law to prevent fatal infection to animals and humans
- DAPP: $25 - core booster puppy vaccine to protect against respiratory, intestinal, and neurologic disease
- Bordetella: $20 - strongly recommended for social dogs (dog park, grooming, daycare, boarding, etc.)
- Lepto: $25 - recommended for dogs that go hiking/camping to prevent life-threatening disease from drinking contaminated water
- Influenza: $40 - recommended and required by some boarding and grooming facilities
Dog Neuter (Male Dogs)
Size-Dependent
- Under 10 lbs: $125
- 11-25 lbs: $150
- 26-40 lbs: $175
- 41-60 lbs: $200
- 61-80 lbs: $225
- 81-100 lbs: $250
- 101-120 lbs: $275
- Over 120 lbs: $300
Dog Spay (Female Dog)
Size-Dependent
- Under 10 lbs: $150
- 11-25 lbs: $180
- 26-40 lbs: $210
- 41-60 lbs: $240
- 61-80 lbs: $270
- 81-100 lbs: $300
- 101-120 lbs: $330
- Over 120 lbs: $350
REQUIRED fees in addition to the pricing above:
- 3 day pain meds to go home: $10 - required for all cat spays and dog neuters
- 5 day pain meds to go home: $15 - required for all dog spays
- Rabies vaccine (if not current): $15 - a federal legal requirement to prevent spread of a 100% fatal disease to humans
- Microchip (if not done): $30 - a state legal requirement to help identify your pet and get them back to you if they get out/lost
- Brachycephalic fee: $60 - required for ALL pugs and bulldogs, which are inherently at increased anesthetic risk
POSSIBLE fees that may apply to your surgery:
- Extended incision: $50 - for females in heat, postpartum, overweight, cystic ovaries, abnormal or enlarged uterus, etc.
- Pregnant: $50-$100 (depending on size)
- Cryptorchid (missing testicle): $50-$100 per testicle
- Umbilical hernia (open belly button): $50
- Scrotal ablation: $100 - removal of the empty scrotal sac, recommended for dogs over 75 lbs to prevent post-op swelling
Recommended Additional Pre-Operative Services:
- Young pet (up to 7 yrs) pre-op bloodwork: $75 - to ensure no major underlying or congenital disease that increases anesthetic risk
- Senior pet (over 7 yrs) pre-op bloodwork: $125 - strongly recommended to rule out potential liver, kidney, or other body dysfunction that increases anesthetic risk
- 4DX test: $40 - recommended for dogs to test for underlying tickborne or heartworm infection
- FIV/FeLV test: $40 - strongly recommended for new cats to test for blood diseases that can spread to other cats
Recommended Additional Post-Operative Services:
- E-collar (cone): $10 for up to 40 lbs, $20 for over 40 lbs - strongly recommended for all pets to prevent licking and post-op infection
- Post-operative sedation: $10 for up to 40 lbs, $25 for over 40 lbs - strongly recommended for young or active pets to keep calm after surgery
- Nail trim: $10
- Anal gland expression: $15
- Ear cleaning: $15
- Sanitary shave: $15 - grooming of hind end to keep clean
- Matted hair removal: $15-$50
- Retained puppy tooth removal: $15 per tooth
Advanced Surgeries
All advanced surgeries are taken on a case-by-case basis, which requires booking over the phone. This will enable us to provide soonest available appointments, more accurate estimates (especially if some pre-operative diagnostics have already been done), and collection of a 50% deposit.
Pyometra
$600-$1,200
Necessary for life-threatening uterine infections
- Requires bloodwork +/- x-rays or ultrasound if not already done
- Price varies on species and size of animal
- May require overnight hospitalization (NOT included in pricing)
Foreign Body Surgery
$1,200-$2,500
Removal of abnormal material from stomach and/or intestines
- Requires bloodwork and x-rays if not already done
- Price varies if single site incision (stomach), multiple incisions (stomach and intestines), and/or if surgical removal of damaged intestines needed
- Often requires overnight hospitalization (NOT included in pricing)
Enucleation
$600-$900
Eye removal due to trauma or disease
- Requires bloodwork if not already done
Leg Amputation
$750-$1,500
Removal at the hip or shoulder due to trauma or disease
- Fracture repair is NOT an option
- Requires bloodwork +/- x-rays if not already done
- Price varies on front leg vs. back leg and also on size of animal
Tail Amputation
$400-$700
Removal of the end portion of the tail due to trauma or disease
- Requires bloodwork if not already done
- Price varies on size of animal
Toe Amputation
$400-$600
Removal of a single toe due to trauma or disease
- Requires bloodwork +/- x-rays if not already done
Cystotomy
$800-$1,200
Removal of bladder stones
- Requires bloodwork and x-rays or ultrasound if not already done
- May require overnight hospitalization (NOT included in pricing)
Splenectomy
$1,000-$2,500
- Requires bloodwork and x-rays or ultrasound if not already done
- Blood transfusion NOT available during surgery/clinic hours
- May require overnight hospitalization and/or after-hours blood transfusion (NOT included in pricing)
GDV (gastric dilation/volvulus) + Gastropexy
$1,500-$2,500
- This is a medical EMERGENCY and must be performed SAME-DAY
- Requires bloodwork and x-rays if not already done
- May require splenectomy (see above for additional cost) if spleen is compromised
- May require overnight hospitalization and/or after-hours blood transfusion if spleen is removed (NOT included in pricing)
Preventative Gastropexy
$500-$800
Surgical adherence of the stomach to the body wall to prevent GDVs
- Recommended in large, deep-chested dogs
- Price varies on whether this is added to primary spay/neuter procedure or not
Cesarean Section (C-section)
$1,800-$2,500
For pets with complication in giving birth
- Requires bloodwork and x-rays if not already done
- Price varies on number of stuck puppies/kittens
- The uterus will stay intact for future use if warranted
Abortive Spay
$250-$500
For pets with complications in giving birth
- A less expensive alternative to C-section
- Fetuses will all be humanely euthanized
- Price depends on size of animal (mother)
Mass Removal
$100-$1,000
- Bloodwork +/- x-rays may be necessary
- Price varies on diagnostics if needed, size of mass, length of anesthesia, and whether this is added to a primary spay/neuter procedure
Mastectomy
$600-$1,200
- Bloodwork +/- x-rays may be necessary
- Price varies on diagnostics if needed, size of mass, length of anesthesia, and whether this is added to a primary spay/neuter procedure
Entropion Correction (per eye)
$300-$500
Surgery to fix eyelid inversion and its constant irritation
- Price varies on whether this is added to primary spay/neuter procedure or not
Cherry Eye Correction (per eye)
$400-$600
Surgery to replace and secure a prolapsed eye gland
- Price varies on whether this is added to primary spay/neuter procedure or not
Stenotic Nares Correction
$300-$500
Minor surgery to help pugs and bulldogs breathe through their nostrils better and improve breathing long-term
- Price varies on whether this is added to primary spay/neuter procedure or not
Soft Palate Resection
$700-$900
Major surgery to help pugs and bulldogs breathe through their trachea (airway) better, improving loud breathing, and greatly extending the lifespan of these respiratory-impaired breeds
Ear Hematoma Correction (per ear)
$250-$400
Surgical correction to drain blood from a swollen ear flap and suture the layers closed, preventing re-swelling
- Price depends on how large the hematoma and pet are
Inguinal Hernia Repair (one side)
$100-$500
Surgical correction of a hernia (opening) in the inguinal/flank region
- Price varies on size of hernia and whether this is added to a primary spay/neuter surgery or not
Dew Claw Removal (floppy/unattached) per nail
$100
Minor surgery to prevent floppy rear dew claws from getting caught/torn
- Can only be added on to a pet already undergoing spay/neuter
Dew Claw Removal (firm/attached) per nail
$250
Surgical amputation of rear dew claws from getting caught/torn
- Can only be added on to a pet already undergoing spay/neuter
Considerations for ALL surgeries:
- All advanced surgeries are recommended to be performed by a board-certified surgeon. This would require transfer to the Las Vegas Veterinary Specialty Center, likely at prices much higher than shown above.
- Our surgeons are highly qualified and trained in surgery, but NOT board-certified
- Unpredictable complications can occur with any anesthetic procedure. Published risk of anesthetic death in young, healthy pets is 0.2%
- Risks increase with certain breeds (pug/bulldogs), age, and other co-morbidities
Payment Information
Spays and Neuters
Payment is expected in full at time of discharge
Advanced Surgeries
A 50% deposit (of the low end cost) is required BEFORE surgery
- This can be paid over the phone or at time of pet check-in
- NO EXCEPTIONS
CareCredit can be used to pay all of part of your bill
- CareCredit is a health credit card with flexible financing options so you can pay over time for services.
- You can apply online at www.carecredit.com or by calling 1-800-677-0718.
- If approved, you can start using your CareCredit credit card immediately.
- 0% interest is available for short-term financing options of 6, 12, 18, or 24 months.
- A soft credit check is required for pre-qualification.
VetBilling may be available to pay part of your bill
- Denial for CareCredit is required to pursue this option.
- VetBilling is a third-party payment option that allows you to spread out your bill across automated bi-weekly or monthly payments.
- Payments can be made over 3-6 months, depending on the amount financed.
- Requires a one-time $25 account set up fee. There is 0% interest added to your financed amount, only a $3 fee for every payment made.
- There is no penalty for early repayment.
- A maximum of $1,500 can be financed through VetBilling.
What if I have NO money?
A situation no one wants to be in, but there are STILL some options:
- You can contact an animal rescue to ask for financial assistance. We cannot name any rescues specifically but suggest Googling "animal rescues Las Vegas" to start.
- You can contact an animal rescue to ask about options for surrendering your pet.
- You can contact animal control (Henderson: 702-267-4970, Las Vegas: 702-455-7710) to ask for assistance or surrendering options.
- You can elect to humanely euthanize your animal - please call us if this option is your only and last resort.
Contact Us
Affordable Animal Surgery
3340 E Patrick Ln, Las Vegas, NV, USA
Operates out of "Animal Emergency Clinic" hospital Email us: AffordableAnimalSurgery@gmail.com Call us: ( 702) 886-7774
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