Feral cat spay/neuter - $50 — All-inclusive $50 package covers surgery, rabies and distemper vaccines, pain medication, and flea treatment; cats must arrive in a humane trap and are ear-tipped. ✓
Pit Fix Program - $120/$140 — Pit bull-type dogs 75 lbs and under: neuter $120, spay $140; also offers $19 rabies and distemper vaccines and $22 microchips with registration. ✓
Senior cat owner discounts — Limited-time grant funding saves eligible senior cat owners $50 off regular spay/neuter prices (male $65, female $75), with an extra $25 off in the Tri Valley service area. ✓
Good to knowNonprofit Second Chance Animal Services Community Veterinary Hospital: accessible to everyone with discounted fees for eligible households. Offers sick visits, wellness exams, vaccinations, spay/neuter, diagnostics, microchips. Source ↗
Cat spay/neuter - $200 — Massachusetts residents pay $200 for a cat spay/neuter package that includes the office fee, pre-surgery exam, pain medication, and rabies plus FVRCP vaccines. ✓
Dog spay/neuter - $325-$400 — MA resident dogs: $325 for 3-25 lbs, $400 for 26-80 lbs; pit bull spay/neuter is a flat $175, with exam and pain meds included in all prices. ✓
Feral cat copay - $40 — Dakin covers most of the cost of feral cat spay/neuter; MA residents pay a $40 copay including surgery, ear tip, pain meds, and vaccines. ✓
Snip Trip transport - $205 — Volunteer round-trip pet transport plus surgery starts at $205 (vaccines included); add-ons like microchip ($22) and nail trim ($15) available. ✓
Good to know501(c)(3) Dakin Humane Society Community Spay/Neuter Clinic. Prices published: cats $125 domestic / $85 feral (includes spay/neuter + vaccines); dogs $300 (3-50 lbs), $325 (51-99 lbs), $175 pit bulls (includes spay/neuter + vaccines). Vaccines, flea treatment, dewormer also available. Source ↗
Ask about payment plans and CareCredit — many clinics listed above offer them; terms vary, so ask before treatment.
Compare spay/neuter prices — nonprofit clinics often publish flat fees far below private practices.
Vet school hospitals — supervised students provide quality care at reduced rates, though specialty services can still be pricey; always ask for a written estimate.
Call 211 — dial 2-1-1 to find local pet financial-aid programs.
Where can I find a low-cost vet in Springfield, MA?
2 verified low-cost options are listed above, including Second Chance Community Veterinary Hospital, Dakin Humane Society Community Spay/Neuter Clinic. Call ahead to confirm eligibility and fees.
Where can I get low-cost spay/neuter in Springfield, MA?
Options include: Second Chance Community Veterinary Hospital, Dakin Humane Society Community Spay/Neuter Clinic. Many offer the lowest prices with no income verification.
