Weekly clinics for cats and dogs are offered on Mondays and Saturdays at CNY SNAP in Cortland, NY, and require an appointment.
How to make an appointment
Please call (607)756-2561 and leave a message with your name, telephone number, and requested service. If the voicemail is full, try again later in the week. We receive dozens of calls a day. Please speak clearly.
You’ll receive a return call once an appointment becomes available. Due to extremely high demand, the wait for an appointment can be several months.
Services & pricing
The cost per animal at our spay/neuter clinic (subject to change) includes:
- Dogs:
- Female Dog — $110
- Male Dog — $90
- Dogs over 100 lbs. will incur an additional fee
- Cats:
- Female Cat — $80
- Male Cat — $60
- Rabies Vaccine — $10
- Distemper Vaccine — $10
- Flea Treatment — $4
- Ear Mite Treatment — $4
- Microchip — $10 each
- Other necessary services may incur an additional charge (de-worming, eye medication, antibiotics, testing, etc).
We accept cash or check payment only.
Our partner
We partner with SOS (Shelter Outreach Services), which provides the veterinary resources to companion animals in need.
SOS provides additional clinics at other locations throughout the Finger Lakes region of New York.
The importance of spaying/neutering your pet
With humane societies and shelters overwhelmed with homeless and abandoned animals, spaying and neutering your pets is an important way in which you can become part of the solution to the overpopulation problem.
Benefits of having your pet spayed/neutered:
- It reduces population of unwanted cats and dogs.
- Territorial marking in the house, if it occurs, is reduced by half.
- Episodes of aggression towards other cats/dogs should cease.
- Roaming (running away from home) is reduced in about 90% of cases.
The health effect of having your pet spayed/neutered are quite significant as well:
- Spaying eliminates heat cycles in females and ensures that the problems associated with heat cycles are avoided.
- With neutering, many prostatic diseases are greatly reduced, as is the risk of prostatic cancer.