Low-cost vet care, with the source still attached.

Cities with the most listings

These 20 cities have the largest number of sourced listings. A city with fewer than three listings is still linked from its state page.

• Houston, TX12
• Albuquerque, NM10
• Philadelphia, PA10
• Tulsa, OK8
• Las Vegas, NV7
• Lincoln, NE7
• Austin, TX6
• Gainesville, FL6
• Pleasanton, CA6
• , Pittsburgh, PA5
• Bozeman, MT5
• Casper, WY5
• Charlotte, NC5
• Columbus, OH5
• Eureka, CA5
• Los Angeles, CA5
• Phoenix, AZ5
• Pomona, CA5
• Port Hueneme, CA5
• Redondo Beach, CA5

Browse by what you need

• Low-Cost Spay and Neuter

  Clinics and programs listed for spay or neuter surgery. A listing here means the source described that service. It does not mean the clinic is the cheapest option, or that an appointment is open.

• Low-Cost Vaccine Clinics

  Places whose public listing mentions vaccines or a vaccine clinic. Rabies rules are set locally. Ask which vaccines are in the visit and whether a certificate is included.

• Full-Service Low-Cost Care

  Listings that mention wellness, exams, or basic medical care in addition to surgery. Many of these clinics still turn away emergencies and limit which conditions they treat. Read the clinic page before you go.

• Vet School Teaching Clinics

  Hospitals at AVMA-accredited veterinary colleges in the states this directory covers. Students work under faculty supervision. These hospitals are not automatically low-cost. Ask about community or accessible-care programs, and expect specialty pricing unless a fee schedule says otherwise.

• Nonprofit and Shelter Clinics

  Humane societies, SPCAs, and other organizations whose own pages, or the directory entry, identify them as nonprofits or shelters. Nonprofit does not always mean free.

• Spay and Neuter Voucher Programs

  Programs the source labeled as a voucher. A voucher is not the same thing as a low-cost clinic, and it is not proof that funding is open this month. Read the clinic page and call before you travel.

• TNR Programs

  Listings the source described as trap-neuter-return or a TNR program. That is community-cat surgery, not a walk-in clinic for every pet.

• Feline Fix by Five Vets

  Private veterinary practices the United Spay Alliance map lists as Feline Fix by Five participants. Participation is not a low-cost clinic designation. PawFare does not add a discount the map did not print. If the same row also says the practice offers low-cost spay/neuter, that is shown separately.