City of Eugene Spay & Neuter Clinic
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Hours: Counter services: Monday - Wednesday 9am - noon, Thursday 9am - 3pm. Wellness clinic (walk-up): Monday - Wednesday 1pm - 4pm. Closed Friday - Sunday.
- What it is
- Spay and neuter
- Who it helps
- Dogs 60 lbs or less for spay/neuter.
- Where
- Oregon
- Status
- Open
- Checked
- on the official website, November 5, 2026
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City-run low-cost dog and cat spay/neuter clinic (dog surgery for dogs 60 lbs or less) with walk-up wellness clinics offering brief exams, vaccines, deworming, flea, tick and heartworm preventives, FeLV/FIV and heartworm testing, and City of Eugene and Lane County pet licensing. Fees are tiered by residency, with extra discounts for low-income Eugene residents on public assistance. Well-pet services only.
How to reach them
Where: 3970 W 1st Ave, Eugene, OR 97402
Hours: Counter services: Monday - Wednesday 9am - noon, Thursday 9am - 3pm. Wellness clinic (walk-up): Monday - Wednesday 1pm - 4pm. Closed Friday - Sunday.
Good to know
- Who can use it: Dogs 60 lbs or less for spay/neuter. Lowest fees for low-income residents within Eugene city limits.
- How to get started: Complete the online spay/neuter appointment request form and staff will contact you, or leave a message on the main line. Walk up for wellness services during clinic hours.
Emergency? Call your veterinarian or the nearest 24-hour emergency hospital now, and tell them if cost is a barrier. Emergency signs and poison hotlines
Before you go
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