4918 Preston Highway, Louisville, KY 40213 Website ↗
What you'll pay verified
Cat spay — $90 / neuter — $80 — High-volume surgery; dog spay $120, dog neuter $100 — all prices include 6% sales tax. ✓
Pit bull spay/neuter — $40 — Discounted rate for pit bull terriers due to breed overpopulation in the area. ✓
Vaccines at surgery — $17–$27 — Rabies, DAPPv/FVRCP and bordetella $18 each; heartworm test $17; FeLV/FIV combo test $27. ✓
Microchip — $27; nail trim — $7 — Microchips and nail trims available alongside surgery at set add-on prices. ✓
Good to knowPrices published online (cat spay $90 / neuter $80; dog spay $120 / neuter $100; pit bulls $40). 30% of 2024 surgeries were free or reduced-fee via grants. No income verification required for basic pricing. Source ↗
Louisville and neighborhoods across Kentucky (mobile) Website ↗
What you'll pay verified
Cat spay — $80 / neuter — $70 — Mobile clinic spay/neuter; dog spay $110, dog neuter $90 (dogs must be under 8 years and under 50 lbs). ✓
Dog vaccine package — $48 — DA2PP, bordetella and rabies in one package; cat package (FVRCP + rabies) is $30. ✓
Wellness check — $15 — Physical exam for basic skin, eye, ear and minor medical issues at pop-up neighborhood events. ✓
Microchip — $27; nail trim — $16 — Low-cost microchips, nail trims and heartworm tests ($15) offered at mobile events across Kentucky. ✓
Good to knowMobile unit brings care to underserved neighborhoods; prices published online (cat spay $80/neuter $70; dog spay $110/neuter $90; $15 wellness checks). Targets areas without access to affordable vet care. Source ↗
Community cat spay/neuter — FREE — Quick Fix package is free for cats living in Jefferson County; $50 outside the county with vouchers often available. ✓
Vaccines, flea & deworming included — The package bundles rabies and FVRCP vaccines, flea treatment, ear-mite treatment, deworming, pain meds and an ear tip. ✓
Good to knowNonprofit TNR program; low-cost or no-cost spay/neuter for community/unowned cats (owned-pet spay/neuter $40; feral-cat services often free). Source ↗
Louisville, KY (mobile pop-up clinics at neighborhood PetCare Hubs) Website ↗
Sliding-scale fees
What you'll pay verified
Spay/neuter + vaccines + chip bundle — $30–$40 — Complete Fix bundle for Jefferson County residents covers surgery, vaccines, microchip and dewormer. ✓
Free microchip clinics — Free microchip events held across Louisville, plus monthly low-cost vaccine and wellness pop-up clinics. ✓
Good to know501c3 serving underserved Louisville neighborhoods. Monthly Pet Resource Days with preventative vet services and spay/neuter scheduling; Complete Fix bundle (spay/neuter + vaccines + microchip + dewormer) $30-40 for Jefferson County residents. Source ↗
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Louisville, KY (mobile pop-up clinics at neighborhood PetCare Hubs)
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.
Where can I find a low-cost vet in Louisville, KY?
4 verified low-cost options are listed above, including Kentucky Humane Society S.N.I.P. Clinic, KHS CARE-a-van Mobile Vet Clinic, Alley Cat Advocates. Call ahead to confirm eligibility and fees.
Where can I get low-cost spay/neuter in Louisville, KY?
Options include: Kentucky Humane Society S.N.I.P. Clinic, KHS CARE-a-van Mobile Vet Clinic, Alley Cat Advocates, Pets4Life Louisville. Many offer the lowest prices with no income verification.
