Cat spay/neuter — $55 — Owned-cat spay/neuter costs $55 (fee includes pain medication lasting 24 hours after surgery); price rises to $60 in 2027. ✓
Dog neuter/spay — $100/$125 — Male dogs $100, female dogs $125, with surcharges for dogs over 100 lbs, pregnant, or cryptorchid animals; prices increase in 2027. ✓
Community cat spay/neuter — FREE — Spay/neuter for unowned/feral cats is free, provided the cat arrives in a trap and receives an eartip. ✓
Financial assistance available — UCAN states that financial assistance is available for anyone who needs help paying for surgery. ✓
Good to know501(c)(3) nonprofit, the region's only nonprofit clinic doing low-cost high-volume spay/neuter for both dogs and cats; serves 28 tri-state counties and specifically targets low-income communities. Does not accept CareCredit — cash/cards only. Source ↗
Pricing not published — call for sliding-scale details.
Good to know501(c)(3) nonprofit cats-only clinic; low-fee spay/neuter for pet cats, strays, and ferals; vaccine clinics and free surgery transport programs for cats. Source ↗
Serves households at/below 200% of poverty level — Pets In Need provides low-cost veterinary care to households living at or below 200% of the federal poverty level, including seniors, veterans, people with disabilities, and those experiencing homelessness. ✓
Good to knowOne of the only nonprofits in the country focused on full-service low-cost veterinary care for low-income households; enrollment requires household income at or below 150% of the federal poverty level (with proof). Covers wellness, diagnostics, dental, surgery (incl. spay/neuter), and end-of-life care. 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.
Where can I find a low-cost vet in Cincinnati, OH?
3 verified low-cost options are listed above, including UCAN Nonprofit Spay/Neuter Clinic, Ohio Alleycat Resource & Spay/Neuter Clinic, Pets In Need of Greater Cincinnati. Call ahead to confirm eligibility and fees.
Where can I get low-cost spay/neuter in Cincinnati, OH?
Options include: UCAN Nonprofit Spay/Neuter Clinic, Ohio Alleycat Resource & Spay/Neuter Clinic, Pets In Need of Greater Cincinnati. Many offer the lowest prices with no income verification.
