OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK!
The Spay & Neuter Center is dedicated to providing high quality, low cost spay, neuter & vaccination services in the Las Vegas area. Our hospital provides the highest standard of care for your pet. Our prices are low but our care is priceless!
We provide friendly, informative and supportive services for you and your pet. The doctors and staff are highly trained and provide compassionate care for your valued family member.
We are not a substitute for regular veterinary visits. If you do not have a regular veterinarian, we will be happy to refer you to a veterinary hospital in your area.
HOURS: 7 AM-6 PM; SURGERY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY PLEASE. SATURDAY & SUNDAY APPOINTMENTS ALSO AVAILABLE!!!
LOW COST VACCINE CLINIC 3 -5 PM EVERYDAY EXCEPT TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY "NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED"
3475 E. Flamingo Rd. Suite 500, Las Vegas, NV 89121
702-240-7729 (SPAY)
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