Good to knowFull price list published online; deeply discounted surgeries for qualifying families ($35 cats, $60 pairs, $35 large dogs for Pima County residents) with AHCCCS card, EBT, tribal enrollment, school-lunch enrollment, qualifying zip, or low-income proof. Source ↗
Good to knowNonprofit high-volume spay/neuter clinic opened with PetSmart Charities grant; dog spay/neuter under $100, cats under $50 at opening; low-cost vaccinations. Source ↗
Good to know501(c)(3) nonprofit; mobile unit offers low-cost and no-cost surgeries for companion animals in underserved communities across AZ and NM, funded by grants and donations. 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.
5 verified low-cost options are listed above, including Humane Society of Southern Arizona - Affordable Spay and Neuter Clinic, Altered Tails Barnhart Clinic - Tucson, Friends Pet Clinic. Call ahead to confirm eligibility and fees.
Where can I get low-cost spay/neuter in Tucson, AZ?
Options include: Humane Society of Southern Arizona - Affordable Spay and Neuter Clinic, Altered Tails Barnhart Clinic - Tucson, Friends Pet Clinic, Pathways for Paws, ASAVET Charities Mobile Veterinary Clinic. Many offer the lowest prices with no income verification.
