Spay & Neuter

I took my newly adopted pet to get the «works». The vet was so kind — she called me to share some blood levels that were elevated and would not spay her because of the risk. She provided me with a plan for improvement and next steps. The recommendation I do have is to enlarge the waiting area — very crowded and overwhelming — as well as very loud. The front desk people are super nice, patient and calm. Looking forward to our return trip in a few weeks to hear positive news.

Great staff, great cost. They really care about your pet. Unlike most vets that want hundreds or thousands of dollars. Bet vets in town.

Ok so many humans don’t love going to the dentist. So it stands to reason that pups don’t either but when the plaque builds up you wanna take care of your furry bestie the best you can annnnnd not go broke doing it. Right? This office can handle all kinds of pet procedures but I one here once a year for each dog for dental procedures. They quite you a price of $ 250 (used to be $ 200) and will not go over that. Often it costs less. Which is always a welcomed surprise. Everything comes with that price. No extra surprise charges. The staff is friendly and genuinely seem to care about our pets. This is my go to place for canine dental care.

I have been going here for over a decade. Both of my dogs were patients of docs and when the new doctor Lindy showed up… well frankly I was skeptical, but decided to give it a try bc the staff had always been so helpful and friendly (even emotionally supportive when I had to put one of my babies down– thanks Ali).
My skepticism couldn’t have been less founded. Lindy is an amazing doctor and has impressed me as much if not more than old doc.
I send all my fellow pet parents here and will continue to until this clinic stops being THE BEST IN TOWN!
DEDICATED, CLEAN, and FRIENDLY

My greyhound’s teeth were in pretty bad shape. I was given quotes by other vets that it would cost around $ 900, so I kept putting it off (I know, I know — I feel terrible). However, a friend at No More Homeless Pets gave me a tip that this place does great work. I was prepared to spend around $ 500. When I got the bill for anesthesia, meds, cleaning, some extractions, nails clipped, labor and great care, it came to $ 194; I almost asked «are you sure!?» The check-​in was quick, easy, no nonsense, and the tech was super thorough about next steps and recovery. And my puppy is doing great.

After taking my first cat (Wolfgang… miss you bud) here and having an excellent experience, good ol’ Chester Copperpot was is in need of fixing — there wasn’t even a moment of thought of where to take him. This place was great the first time, and 7 years later was just as amazing with my sweet little Chester.
Drop off times are between 7:30 — 8:30 AM with a pick up time between 4 – 5 PM the same day. The staff here is friendly, down to earth, and make you feel comfortable with leaving your pets alone for surgery. The cost is really low — exactly the same amount as the humane society — without having to wait weeks to get your pet in. They also do shots, teeth cleanings, declawing (which I would never recommend for your feline friend), and exams. You can also take pain meds home for your pet to recover for $ 10.
Chester is all recovered and is no longer running around my apartment doped up. Thank you Spay & Neuter for being a wonderful option to help take care of our pets and being cost effective for animal population control!
P. S. loved those furry babies wandering freely around the clinic!

I’ve been telling everyone about this place! $ 200 cheaper than my vet to get my puppy spayed and micro chipped and they were excellent! I can tell she was taken good care of.

The outside reflects the cost. Pretty bare bones, but an exceptionally skilled vet who is the most reasonable around. Great Value and amazing staff. Where else can you find sub $ 100 prices?!

Thank you SLSN for everything you do for the animals of Utah. This AMAZING vet dedicates services to spay/​neuter and population control of unwanted animals. SLSN works with all the local rescues and rescues could not spay/​neuter dogs without the services of amazing vets like SLSN. The staff and vet techs are knowledgable and caring. Most of them foster cats and dogs for rescues too! SLSN is a wonderful haven for animals in Utah. Thank you so much for caring and helping dogs get spayed/​neutered and the affordable vet care you provide to so many. We love you!!!

I can’t believe the scuzzy looks that our dog gave me when we picked him up from Spay and Neuter clinic. I don’t think he was as happy with the outcome as we were.
When my wife and I looked around for a place to get our dog neutered, we were shocked when we got a quote from Spay and Neuter. Our vet (who we really love) wanted to charge $ 250, and after calling around to others, that was the going rate with most vets.
Spay and Neuter Clinic was started by a vet who decided to completely focus on spaying and neutering in order to control the pet population (thanks for the line, Mr. Barker). Since neutering is all they do, they keep the costs down and are extremely efficient.
Our puppy also needed to get some teeth pulled and have a small hernia repaired on his belly. I think they charged us an extra $ 10 for this.
All in all, we left paying a $ 75 bill for services that would have cost over $ 300 in other places. Make no mistake: the building itself is a bit sketchy, and not as nice as most vet offices, but the service they provide is top-​notch.

People often procrastinate with regard to the spaying and/​or neutering of their pets because it costs too much, or it’s inconvenient or pick your other favorite excuse. This is how unwanted pregnancies occur people! And when your 4-​legged friend gets knocked up, you end up with TWINS! OR WORSE! You could have an extra 8 or 9 mouths to feed if you’re not careful.
The answer? Spay and Neuter Clinic of SLC. This place is awesome. Their appointments are convenient. Usually you drop off your pooch, or feline, in the morning and then pick him/​her up that same afternoon. Sure he’ll be a little groggy. And sure he’ll be pissed at you for a few days, but it’s all worth it. And this place is cheap! It’s been a while, so my memory is foggy, but it seems like the surgery is only around $ 60 or $ 70. Many veterenarians charge $ 300! They only do spay and neuter, and a few other very minor surgeries, here. So they have a great system. They are able to serve a lot of pets and their people each day and that efficiency and volume lowers the price for all. I took my little Mojo in for his snip snip. They noticed his little hernia on his belly and asked me if I wanted them to repair it. I said, «yes please» and was SHOCKED that it only added $ 10 to the bill!
This place really does eliminate all your poor excuses for not taking care of business with your quadrupeds.