Free pop-up wellness clinics — CHS pop-up clinics bring free preventive care — wellness exams, core vaccinations, flea/tick/parasite prevention, plus pet food and supplies — to communities across Connecticut. ✓
Held year-round with local partners — The one-day clinics run throughout the year in partnership with local organizations, bringing care close to home. ✓
Good to knowConnecticut Humane Society pet resource center offering reduced-fee veterinary services for owned pets. Appointment only; call the central number. Source ↗
Cat neuter — $125 — Cat neuters are $125 and include the $25 pre-surgical exam; discounted add-on bundles cover vaccines and wellness services. ✓
Cat spay — $150 — Cat spays are $150 including the pre-surgical exam. ✓
Pit bull spay/neuter — $325/$350 — Reduced rates for pit bulls: $325 for males and $350 for females. ✓
Microchip at surgery — $45 — A microchip can be added at the time of surgery for $45; nail trims are $10 and heartworm tests $50. ✓
Good to knowLicensed nonprofit clinic with published pricing (e.g., male cat neuter $125, feral cats $60). Special pricing for pit bulls and feral cats; low-income option for people receiving state assistance; APCP vouchers accepted. Full payment due at scheduling; CareCredit accepted. 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.
