Low Cost Vet Finder

Austin, TX

Low-cost vet care in Austin

38 low-cost vet clinics and programs across Travis and Williamson counties and Greater Austin, including Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Kyle and San Marcos. We read every clinic's own website, so you know if you qualify before you call.

16 take walk-ins · 8 open to everyone · 32 list prices · 12 help pay a bill · Common questions

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Emancipet Austin "Free Days" Mobile Clinic

Spay / neuter clinic · Mobile / rotating sites

Rabies shot free

Free spay or neuter for dogs and cats on a mobile clinic that visits Austin parks and rec centers. Austin and Travis County residents only. No appointment: line up at 6am, first come, first served, and spots run out.

Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the clinic's website

Walk-in OKCheck if you qualify

Austin Animal Services Community Cats Program (SNR and TNR)

Assistance program · 7201 Levander Loop, Austin

Feral cat surgery free

Free spay or neuter, rabies shot and ear tip for unowned outdoor cats in Austin and unincorporated Travis County. Drop off 1 or 2 cats at the shelter, Monday to Friday 11am to 5pm, no appointment. Or ask for volunteer trappers by email.

Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the program's website

By appointmentCheck if you qualify

Austin Humane Society Community Cat Program

Spay / neuter clinic · 124 W. Anderson Lane, Austin

Feral cat surgery $25

Spay or neuter plus rabies shot for unowned outdoor cats trapped in Travis County, $25 per cat. Book a clinic spot online first; no walk-ins. Cats must come in a covered humane trap.

Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the clinic's website

By appointmentRules apply

Texas Humane Heroes Spay/Neuter Clinic

Spay / neuter clinic · 10930 E. Crystal Falls Parkway, Leander

Cat spay/neuter $100

Nonprofit spay and neuter clinic in Leander: $200 for dogs, $100 for cats. Book online with a $30 deposit. Surgery check-in is 8:15 to 9am, Tuesday to Friday.

Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the clinic's website

By appointmentCheck if you qualify

Georgetown Animal Outreach Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Program

Assistance program

Help paying for a spay or neuter for owned dogs and cats in Williamson County, mainly for low-income owners. Surgery is done at Texas Humane Heroes in Leander. Only a few spots each month; contact Texas Humane Heroes to ask.

Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the program's website

By appointmentCheck if you qualify

Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter Feral Cat Surgeries (TNVR)

Spay / neuter clinic · 1855 SE Inner Loop, Georgetown

Feral cat surgery free

Free spay or neuter for stray, feral and outdoor cats from the areas the Williamson County shelter serves. Call or email for an appointment; there may be a wait. Drop off in the morning, pick up in the afternoon.

Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the clinic's website

PausedBy appointment

Emancipet Central Texas Regional Low-Cost Mobile Clinic

Spay / neuter clinic · Mobile / rotating sites

Cat spay/neuter $89

Emancipet's regional mobile spay and neuter clinic is paused for now, according to its own site. When it runs: $125 for dogs, $89 for cats, by appointment. Call before you plan a visit.

Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the clinic's website

By appointmentOpen to everyone

PALS of Central Texas Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic

Spay / neuter clinic · 8401 Ranch Road 12, San Marcos

Cat spay/neuter $85

Nonprofit spay and neuter clinic in San Marcos, open to anyone. Cats $85, dogs $95 to $185 by weight, with a microchip included. Weekly surgery days by appointment; book online.

Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the clinic's website

By appointmentCheck if you qualifyPrices listed

PALS Spay/Neuter Voucher Program

Assistance program · 8401 Ranch Road 12, San Marcos

Vouchers that cover spay or neuter plus a microchip at PALS in San Marcos, for income-eligible Hays County residents. You pay only a $10 fee for cats or $25 for dogs. Book a time and apply online, then wait for approval.

Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the program's website

By appointmentRules applyPrices listed

PALS Community Cat TNR Clinic

Spay / neuter clinic · 8401 Ranch Road 12, San Marcos

Spay or neuter for community cats at PALS in San Marcos. Pay what you can, with a $16 minimum for the rabies shot. Reserve up to 3 clinic slots online, then borrow a trap if you need one.

Checked Nov 1, 2026 on the clinic's website

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Common questions in Austin

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

Among the low-cost clinics we list in the Austin area that publish prices, a cat spay or neuter costs $85 to $125 at 8 places, typically $89, and a dog spay or neuter costs $95 to $200 at 8 places, typically $125, depending on weight. Each listing shows what the price includes.

All 20 spay and neuter options

Is there free spay or neuter in Austin?

Yes, for pets that qualify. Emancipet Austin "Free Days" Mobile Clinic offers free surgery, usually depending on where you live or your income. Each listing says who qualifies. For feral and community cats, 3 programs fix cats for free, including Austin Animal Services Community Cats Program (SNR and TNR) and Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter Feral Cat Surgeries (TNVR).

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

15 places in the Austin area take walk-ins for shots, including Emancipet Austin "Free Days" Mobile Clinic, Mini Vet Express Veterinary Clinic and Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter: Free Shots and Microchips. A rabies shot is free at some places and up to $41 at others, typically $38. Pop-up clinics change dates often, so check the listing before you go.

All 27 places for shots

Can I get help paying a vet bill in Austin?

Yes. 12 programs in the Austin area can help with the cost, including Austin Animal Services Community Cats Program (SNR and TNR), Georgetown Animal Outreach Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Program and PALS Spay/Neuter Voucher Program. 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 Austin?

Not everywhere. 8 of the 38 places we list here are open to everyone. 12 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.