Clinic Information:​

​Arnprior Regional Cat Rescue provides transportation from Arnprior Pet Value, 3 Arthur St, Arnprior, ON to Leeds & Lanark Spay Neuter Clinic in Brockville, they provide quality care and professional spay and neuter surgeries. Clinics are typically held monthly. 

•  Transport Fee: there is a $30 fee for transport. This fee covers the cost of safely transporting your cat to and from the clinic, ensuring their comfort throughout the process.​

• Spay/Neuter Fees:

  • Female Spay: The fee for spaying a female cat is $230 +hst

  • Male Neuter: The fee for neutering a male cat is $130 +hst

• Additional Services: During the clinic, we may offer optional extra services such as vaccinations, microchipping, or flea treatments. These services will be available at an additional cost, and you can inquire about them during the registration process or at the clinic itself. 

• Registration: You can register your cat at any time, we will contact you with available dates. Click here for the registration form or see the registration tab in the menu dropdown. If you have any questions or need further information, don't hesitate to get in touch with Arnprior Regional Cat Rescue at ARCRSpayNeuter@outlook.com

 

Why should I spay or neuter my cat? 

• Long-term Health: Spaying a female cat, especially before the first heat, helps prevent uterine infections, uterine cancers, and breast cancer. Neutering male cats eliminates the chances of testicular cancer and lowers the risk of prostate problems. Generally, spayed and neutered pets live healthier, longer, and happier lives.

• Behavior: Spayed or neutered cats are better behaved. They will be less likely to roam, yowl, wail, bite, display aggressive behavior, or spray or mark their territory. Unneutered cats can also expose your cat to dangerous diseases, including feline leukemia and feline immunodeficiency virus. 

• Mood: Spaying or neutering can help improve your cat's mood. Unaltered pets become stressed when in heat, which can last several months out of the year.  Spaying or neutering will help relieve stress and will leave you with a content pet. You'll help curb undesirable behaviors without interfering with your furry companion's unique personality.

• Unwanted Kittens: Spaying and neutering can help control the pet overpopulation crisis and reduces the number of strays, that end up in shelters instead of loving homes. Unfortunately, many end up homeless and are left to fend for themselves. 

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