Welcome To No Nonsense Neutering
501c3. High quality, affordable spay neuter surgery clinic. NNN provides neuter services for pet cats and dogs, cat and dog rescues and provides Trap Neuter Return (TNR) services for free roaming cats.
Services & Clinic Locations
Allentown (Lehigh Valley) PA - Plains Township (Wyoming Valley) PA - Reading (Berks County) PA
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Gardnar Mulloy Pet Rescue Clinic
16101 West Dixie Highway
North Miami Beach, FL 33160.
Schedule a spay/neuter appointment online using the buttons below or call 305-749-1827. Walk-ins on space-available basis.
Spay/Neuter Clinic Hours:
- Tuesday – Saturday
- Appointment Check-in: 8:00AM (Late arrivals subject to lose appointment)
- Pick-up: Between 4:00PM – 4:30PM (May vary, will receive a phone call with pick up time. All animals must be picked up before 5:00PM)
Spay/Neuter Prices for Cats
In the best interest of your pet's health, all vaccines and dewormers must be administered 2 weeks prior to surgery. If a female is "in heat", there will be an additional $30 charge; if she is pregnant, there will be an additional $20 charge. If a male has one or both testicles retained, there will be an additional $50 charge.
Rescue groups receive 50% off regular costs for complications.
Regular Spay/Neuter: | Male Cat | $35 |
Female Cat | $65 | |
Special Pricing for Rescues: | Male Cat | $20 |
Female Cat | $40 |
Spay/Neuter Prices for Dogs
In the best interest of your pet's health, all vaccines and dewormers must be administered 2 weeks prior to surgery. If a female is "in heat", there will be an additional $30 - $50 charge; if she is pregnant, there will be an additional $40 - $60 charge. If a male has one or both testicles retained, there will be an additional $60 - $80 charge.
Rescue groups receive 50% off regular costs for complications.
Regular Spay/Neuter: | Male | $120 |
Female | $140 | |
Special pricing for Rescues: | Male | $70 |
Female | $80 |
*Rescues must present 501 c 3 Determination Letter or EIN number in order to receive special pricing.
If you have spayed/neutered your pet, please refer to these Post Operation Instructions.
Important: Check-in can take 30-60 minutes, so please plan accordingly. After 8:30AM, all surgeries with appointments lose their priority status and become walk-ins subject to space available.
In preparation for all surgeries, pets must be fasted (NO food or treats – water is OK to prevent dehydration) from 8PM the night before surgery. In the best interest of your pet’s health, all vaccines and dewormers must be administered 2 weeks prior to surgery.
**Please Note: If your cat or dog has a pyometra, the doctor will decide whether or not we can perform the surgery. If surgery is performed, the additional cost to the regular spay price can range from an additional $50 to $500. We are NOT equipped to perform emergency pyometra; please go to a private veterinary hospital, emergency clinic or veterinary surgical hospital.
What is spaying/neutering and why should I have it done for my pet?
Spaying and neutering are the surgical sterilization of an animal. It is a routine surgery performed by a veterinarian while an animal is under general anesthetic. The procedure consists of removing certain reproductive organs: in females, the uterus, oviducts and ovaries; in males, the testicles. Under proper veterinary care there is little risk. The animal is usually up and about within one or two days. “Spaying” refers only to female animals; “neutering” can be used in reference to both male and female animals.
A spayed or neutered pet will live a longer, healthier, happier life, will listen better and be easier to train, will be calmer and more affectionate, will be less likely to roam, run away or fight with other animals and will NOT add to the pet overpopulation problem.