Low Cost Vet Finder

Cincinnati, OH

Low-cost vet care in Cincinnati

26 low-cost vet clinics and programs across Hamilton County, the nearby Butler, Warren and Clermont counties, and Northern Kentucky. We read every clinic's own website, so you know if you qualify before you call.

9 take walk-ins · 11 open to everyone · 24 list prices · 4 help pay a bill · Common questions

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By appointmentRules apply

UCAN Nonprofit Spay & Neuter Clinic

Spay / neuter clinic · 2830 Colerain Avenue, Cincinnati

Cat spay/neuter $55

Nonprofit clinic for spay or neuter by appointment, Monday to Friday. Cat surgery is $55. Dog neuter is $100 and dog spay is $125. Ask about help if you cannot pay.

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the clinic's website

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UCAN Community Cat TNR

Spay / neuter clinic · 2830 Colerain Avenue, Cincinnati

Feral cat surgery free

Free spay or neuter and shots for outdoor community cats, by appointment. Cats must come in a humane trap and get an ear-tip. Trap rental needs a $60 cash deposit.

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the clinic's website

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The Economic Veterinary Initiative (EVI)

Spay / neuter clinic · 5214 Beechmont Avenue, Cincinnati

Cat spay/neuter from $55

Low-cost spay and neuter for cats, rabbits and ferrets on Beechmont Avenue. Cat spay is $75 and cat neuter is $55. Book online and pay a $10 deposit.

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the clinic's website

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Friends of the Shelter Spay/Neuter Assistance

Assistance program · Union

Cat spay/neuter from $20

Help paying to spay or neuter a dog or cat for Northern Kentucky residents. Vouchers are $60 for cats and $60 to $100 for dogs. At EVI, owned cats cost $35 to spay and $20 to neuter, no voucher needed.

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the program's website

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NKADD Regional Cat Spay/Neuter Program

Spay / neuter clinic · Florence

Feral cat surgery free

Free spay or neuter and shots for outdoor community cats from eight Northern Kentucky counties. Cats are ear-tipped. Book with a partner clinic such as UCAN or OAR.

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the clinic's website

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Campbell County Animal Services Community Cat Program

Spay / neuter clinic · 1989 Poplar Ridge Road, Melbourne

Feral cat surgery free

Free spay or neuter, shots and ear-tip for outdoor community cats in Campbell County, Kentucky. Traps can be borrowed with a refundable deposit. Call to sign up.

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the clinic's website

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Animal Friends Humane Society SNIP Spay/Neuter Vouchers

Assistance program · 1820 Princeton Road, Hamilton

Rabies shot $15

Spay or neuter vouchers for low-income Butler County families: $75 for a cat, $125 for a dog. Buy one at the shelter in Hamilton, no appointment needed. Proof of public assistance required.

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the program's website

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Pets In Need of Greater Cincinnati

Nonprofit clinic · 520 W. Wyoming Avenue, Cincinnati

Cat spay/neuter from $100

Low-cost, non-emergency vet clinic in Lockland for low-income families. Vet visit $45, most shots $20. You must qualify on income first, and pets must be spayed or neutered within six months.

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the clinic's website

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Common questions in Cincinnati

How much does it cost to spay or neuter a cat or dog in Cincinnati?

Among the low-cost clinics we list in the Cincinnati area that publish prices, a cat spay or neuter costs $20 to $150 at 6 places, typically $55, and a dog spay or neuter costs $50 to $250 at 4 places, typically $125, depending on weight. Each listing shows what the price includes.

All 12 spay and neuter options

Is there free spay or neuter in Cincinnati?

We have not found a free program for pet cats and dogs in the Cincinnati area. The lowest published price is $20 for a cat. For feral and community cats, 5 programs fix cats for free, including UCAN Nonprofit Spay & Neuter Clinic and NKADD Regional Cat Spay/Neuter Program.

Where can I get my pet's shots in Cincinnati without an appointment?

7 places in the Cincinnati area take walk-ins for shots, including League for Animal Welfare - Sis & Dick Miller Wellness Clinic, Cincinnati Animal CARE Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic and PetVet at Tractor Supply (VIP Petcare) · Cincinnati (Harrison Ave). A rabies shot costs $10 to $39 at the 14 places that publish a price, typically $38. Pop-up clinics change dates often, so check the listing before you go.

All 21 places for shots

Can I get help paying a vet bill in Cincinnati?

Yes. 4 programs in the Cincinnati area can help with the cost, including Friends of the Shelter Spay/Neuter Assistance, Animal Friends Humane Society SNIP Spay/Neuter Vouchers and Angel's Watch End-of-Life Financial Assistance. Each has its own rules about who qualifies and what it pays for, so read the details before you apply.

All help-paying programs

Do I need to prove my income to use a low-cost vet in Cincinnati?

Not everywhere. 11 of the 26 places we list here are open to everyone. 10 limit who can use them, usually by income, benefits or where you live, and each listing says what to bring. The rest don't say, so ask when you call.