Operation Pets Spay/Neuter

They have an extremely efficient response program set up. Many times you will not talk to a person, except to finalize appointment. Drop off was quick and somewhat painless. One of my little guys had a bit of an issue, so they both stayed overnight. Staff cares! Highly recommend.

It was overall a very good experience. I was a little confused about the website but when I was communicating through text as directed I asked them to call me and they did. I was able to speak to a person that cleared up what I paid for and my eligibility. My cat is 2 days post opp and seems to be bouncing back quickly leading me to think the surgery was a smooth success for my animal. We are grateful for low cost spaying!! I didn't really want a cat but we saw someone had a litter and my 3yr old loves kitty's. The cat population is def high but this cat was already here so we kinda took it in. I'm glad although our cat is upstairs indoors we won't risk pregnancy and she will not experience heat anymore. It was funny to see her act zesty but I could see it wasn't comfortable for her to live her life in the continuous cycle of discomfort.

My family and I recently had a life-and-death situation with Sophia. Our dog, who is 11 years old. If it was not for them being so caring concerned and considerate. I don't know if Sofia would have made it through. It was very serious and life-threatening. And we could not afford any other provider options with no insurance. My family and I cannot Thank Dr. Shean ,Marissa, the other, ladies at Operation Pets for being so amazing. We appreciate them tremendously and suggest anyone in need reach out to them to see if they can help with your fur family.

They gave me my kitten back soaking wet covered in pee, couldn't give him a bath after surgery so tried my best with wipes but he was so stinky and miserable during the healing process. The smell was so strong it filled up the entire car as they had left him covered in pee the entire time. They definitely didn't show my fur baby alot of care. He was shoved back in his carrier that was also covered in pee. They also called me to say my KITTEN was overweight (second opinion at another vet confirmed this was not true) I'm not sure they even did the operation correctly since my kitten is still meowing around the house looking for a mate and spraying. I have now taken him to another vet for a second opinion. I hope they didn't just take my money and scare my baby.

They were awesome!! They helped my baby when she was going through a very ruff time! They were very friendly helping and understanding! I highly recommend them and will be going again I loved that they care more about your animals well being then $$ and they will work with you if your financially struggling like I was! I appreciate everything they did for my Girl they saved her life❤️

i was super nervous about brining in my cat. he is about 5 months and had never left my house before. that said, the workers inside were so incredibly kind. they immediately eased not only my anxiety, but were so sweet to my kitty. their level of communication was immaculate and made sure i had all the information i needed. my cat was perfectly normal after and has been nothing but sweet since his neutering. thank you operation pets for all of your kindness and helping us out!

I'm not sure how this place is if you want to get a voluntary spay or neuter but if you need an emergency surgery and have other pets in your household, I highly discourage contacting them! I found their staff to be cold, unethical and coercive. They will trade one pet's life for another! This was my experience, and I can't imagine that I'm the only one that this has happened to. I have already submitted a complaint to the attorney general's office. Anyone in their current administration doing this should be immediately fired and the organization should be fined and or sued. If this has happened to any other pet parents, perhaps a class action lawsuit should follow.. June 5th, 2026 I spoke with a woman at Operation Pets over the phone to see if they could help me with a low/no cost, emergency life saving open Pyometra surgery for one of my dogs. She said they'd be able to help and proceeded to schedule an appt on the following Monday for her. She also asked if I had any other animals in the house and then insisted I bring my other female dog in for an appt too. I declined and was put on hold so she could speak with their Director-which I thought was odd. When she returned to the phone, I was advised unless I bring my other dog in to be spayed they would be unable to do the emergency surgery that was needed to save my dogs life and if I was unwilling to do that Operation Pets was not the place for me and to look elsewhere?! Perhaps Operation Pets is not the right place for her or her Director! Conditioning a life-saving emergency surgery for one dog upon me bringing in a second, healthy dog for a routine spay is economic and situational coercion as they leveraged a life-or-death emergency to force compliance. This behavior directly violates the Veterinary Oath to use knowledge for the protection of animal health and relief of suffering. Refusing emergency care based on an unrelated administrative mandate could be grounds for a regular Board of Veterinary Medicine complaint for professional misconduct and abandonment of a patient in severe distress! This was coercion!