Cat spay/neuter — $200/$150 (lower tier $150/$100) — Cats spay $200, neuter $150; owners showing proof of NH state assistance pay $150/$100. Prices effective Jan 1, 2025; vaccines from $25. ✓
Dog spay/neuter — $375/$275 (lower tier $300/$200) — Dogs under 55 lbs spay $375, neuter $275; lower tier $300/$200 with proof of NH state assistance. Certain flat-faced breeds not accepted. ✓
Vaccines from $25, microchip $25 — Rabies and distemper $25 each, leukemia vaccine $30, microchip $25, FeLV/FIV test $30, flea/tick treatment $25, tapeworm $10. ✓
Good to knowPublic spay/neuter program with two pricing tiers; lower tier requires proof of NH state assistance (e.g., cat spay $150 lower-tier / $200 standard; dog spay $300 lower-tier / $375 standard). Vaccines and microchips available at time of surgery. Source ↗
State financial assistance for low-income owners — The NH Department of Agriculture program helps low-income NH-resident pet owners cover cat or dog sterilization; apply by mail with a copy per animal (max three animals per household every five years). ✓
Good to knowState-run program (NH Dept. of Agriculture) for low-income NH residents on public assistance. Subsidizes spay/neuter surgeries for cats and dogs at participating veterinarians; pet owner pays a small copay. Source ↗
New Hampshire Humane Society - My Best Friend Community Pet Care Clinic
1305 Meredith Center Road, Laconia, NH 03246 Website ↗
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Cat spay/neuter — $150 — Spay/neuter package for cats includes surgery with tattoo, rabies vaccine, microchip, nail trim, e-collar, pain medication, and flea/ear-mite treatment. ✓
Dog neuter — $250; dog spay — $350 — Same all-inclusive package for dogs; no surgery for pets over 7 years, dogs over 80 lbs, or obese or aggressive animals. ✓
Good to knowPublic pet-care program with published affordable prices: cat spay/neuter $150, dog neuter $250, dog spay $350 (packages include rabies vaccine, microchip, nail trim, e-collar, pain meds). Wellness exams, vaccines, microchips also offered. Regional clinic serving central NH. 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.
3 verified low-cost options are listed above, including Pope Memorial SPCA, NH Animal Population Control Program, New Hampshire Humane Society - My Best Friend Community Pet Care Clinic. Call ahead to confirm eligibility and fees.
Where can I get low-cost spay/neuter in Concord, NH?
Options include: Pope Memorial SPCA, NH Animal Population Control Program, New Hampshire Humane Society - My Best Friend Community Pet Care Clinic. Many offer the lowest prices with no income verification.
