Spay Memphis Information

Wellness Services are also offered at a discounted rate. To be eligible for only Wellness Services without a spay/neuter appointment, your pet must be younger than (6) months of age, previously spayed/neutered, or have an upcoming appointment at Spay Memphis to be spayed/neutered.

Wellness Appointments are only open for scheduling 30 days in advance, so if no appointment slots appear, check back next week for more openings. Wellness Only appointments are offered on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, and services must be prepaid at booking. Per Spay Memphis, read their full Wellness Services prior to booking. Wellness Services appointments can be booked here.

Dog Wellness Services

• Rabies Vaccine: $10
  • Pet must be at least 3 months old.
  • Puppies receive one round of this vaccine (typically the fourth round) and then annually as adult dogs.
  • This is a core vaccine and is recommended for every pet.
  • After your pet has had the one-year vaccine, the pet can thereafter receive a three-year vaccine with proof of the previous year’s vaccine as long as the previous year’s is not expired.
• Rabies Tag – Altered Pet: $6
  • City of Memphis & Shelby County residents only but excludes Germantown, Collierville, & Bartlett.
  • Can only be purchased if Rabies vaccine is given at our clinic.
• Rabies Tag – Unaltered Pet: $16
  • City of Memphis & Shelby County residents only but excludes Germantown, Collierville, & Bartlett.
  • Can only be purchased if Rabies vaccine is given at our clinic.
• DAPP Vaccine: $10 
  • Protects against Distemper, Adenovirus, Parainfluenza, and Parvovirus.
  • Dog must be at least 6 weeks old.
  • Puppies should receive four DAPP boosters, three-four weeks apart. These can begin at 6 weeks old.
  • Adult dogs should receive this annually.
  • This is a core vaccine and is recommended for every dog.
• Leptospirosis Vaccine: $20
  • Protects against all 4 virulent Leptospira serovars.
  • Puppies should receive two boosters of this vaccine, two-four weeks apart. We recommend this vaccine be given in your puppies’ third and fourth rounds of vaccines.
  • Adult dogs should receive this annually.
  • While this is not considered a core vaccine, it is highly recommended for dogs that spend any time outdoors, even just for bathroom breaks.
• Bordatella Vaccine: $15
  • Protects against kennel cough.
  • Pet must be at least 6 weeks old.
  • Puppies receive one round of this vaccine and then annually as adult dogs.
  • While this vaccine is not considered a core vaccine, it is highly recommended if your dog visits spaces other dogs visit – this includes boarding, grooming, parks, etc.  
• Heartworm Test: $15
  • Dog must be at least 6 months old.
  • Heartworms are very prevalent in dogs in our area, and this is recommended for every dog 6 months and older.
  • Our clinic offers both Milbeguard (monthly chewable heartworm preventative), the annual Proheart 12 injection, and Sentinel Spectrum (heartworm preventive/flea treatment) for purchase. Prices are based on your dog’s weight and will be discussed after test results.
• Deworming: $5
  • Treats intestinal worm infections, such as roundworm, pinworm, and hookworm.
  • Three rounds are recommended for puppies, beginning at 6 weeks old.
• Flea Preventative: $5 
  • Vectra 3D
  • Protects for one month.
  • In our area, this is recommended year-round.
• Microchip: $20
  • Includes lifetime registration.
• Leash: $5
  • Dogs must be on a leash.

Cat Wellness Services:

• Rabies Vaccine: $10
  • Pet must be at least 3 months old.
  • Kittens receive one round of this vaccine (typically the fourth round) and then annually as adult cats.
  • After your pet has had the one-year vaccine, the pet can thereafter receive a three-year vaccine with proof of the previous year’s vaccine.
  • This is a core vaccine and is recommended for every pet
• FVRCP (Feline 1-HCP) Vaccine: $0 (currently FREE thanks to Petco Love, while supplies last)
• Protects against Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, and Panleukopenia.
• Kittens should receive four FVRCP boosters, three-four weeks apart, these can begin at 6 weeks old. (Two vaccine rounds can be subbed out for the FVRCCP/Feline Leukemia vaccine if pet parent wishes to protect against Feline Leukemia and Chlaymdia as well, see below for details on that vaccine)
• Adult cats should receive this annually.
• This is a core vaccine and is recommended for every cat.
• FVRCCP/Feline Leukemia Vaccine: $30
• Protects against Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia, Chlamydia, and Feline Leukemia.
• Kittens should receive two boosters of this vaccine, three-four weeks apart. We recommend subbing this vaccine for the FVRCP vaccine for a kitten’s second and third vaccine rounds so they are also protected against Chlamydia and Feline Leukemia.
• Adult cats vaccinated as kittens should receive a booster at their first year appointment. If they were not vaccinated for Feline Leukemia as kittens, they will need a booster three-four weeks after the first vaccination.
• Testing for Feline Leukemia prior to vaccination is recommended, but not required.
• FELV/FIV Snap Test: $20
  • Tests for both Feline Leukemia and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus.
• Heartworm Test: $15
  • Cat must be at least 6 months old.
• Flea Preventative/Dewormer: $5 
  • Revolt (this protects against fleas/ticks and deworms, similar to Revolution)
  • Protects for one month
  • In our area, this is recommended year-round.
• Microchip: $20
  • Includes lifetime registration.
• Cardboard Cat Carrier: $5
  • Cats must be in a carrier.