Spay and Neuter Clinics

Partnership with Bissell

These are done on pre-approved days and these Clinics are open to anyone. Arkansas, Missouri or anywhere are welcome to apply. They are filled first come first serve. A payment is required to hold a place. Deposit is nonrefundable for any reason. There is a limit of three animals per a household per clinic. There is a number requirement of pets per a clinic to continue to qualify for these clinics. The deposit covers vaccinations and surgery. $35 for dogs and $25 cats. The price is set by the grant. Donations are asked for to maintain the availability of these clinics.

Upcoming Clinic Dates:

June 18, 2025 (Wednesday)
June 26, 2025 (Thursday)

In the future we hope to provide a pet food clinic. All pets will have to be fixed to apply. An agreement will be signed that while using services of the pantry no new animals will be acquired.

Text 870-741-9447 8am-5pm, This is the number for Affordable Veterinary Services of North Arkansas. You need to text the number to make an appointment.
Do not call the Facebook messenger, do not message Facebook messenger to make an appointment. All appointments need to be made through Affordable Vet Clinic. 870-741-9447
Making a payment and please also make a donation. Donations are important to continue offering these services. Payment does not cover the cost of surgery and vaccines alone. Max of 3 animals per household per a clinic no exemptions. Spots will not be held, there are no waiting lists for future clinics. Clinics are first come first serve.
Show up on your set clinic date. Animals will not be checked in for clinic dates other than when scheduled. Please double confirm your pet’s clinic date to prevent this confusion. Please understand there are a lot of people also trying to drop off pets. Patience is required. Any hostility and negativity will result in being asked to leave, forfeit of payment and will not be allowed to participate in future clinic opportunities.

Address 5155 highway 7 south Harrison Arkansas 72601 at the Affordable Veterinary Clinic. Please do not block the drive way. Do not park in driveway. Staff cannot get into open the gate. People cannot see around parked cars and they can hit someone. The clinic opens at 8am. Please do not show up early the gate opens at 8am this causes traffic.
There is consent paperwork to fill out, sign in sheet to check in, and please pay for additional services. (e-collar or flea/tick products are the only additional services offered) Services will not be rendered without paperwork filled out and the pet kindly handed over to staff. We understand you need to get to work. The staff is operating as efficiently as possible. It would be helpful to let your work know you may be a few minutes tardy to reduce stress on check in.
Owners can purchase e-collar, flea/tick prevention for your pet to help in recovery after surgery. All post -op complications will be at the cost of the owner. It is recommended to purchase an e-collar to prevent likelihood of complications. Owners are responsible for any post-op complications.

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Dogs recommended to be over 6 months. Surgeries can be done earlier. Not earlier than 3 months so rabies vaccines can be given. Cats aged at 3 months are about 3 pounds in weight. Cats can come into heat while lactating so recommend to spay mothers while kittens are 4 weeks. Cats will produce milk about 2 weeks after being spayed. By then the kittens can be weaned. It is ideal to have females 8-9 weeks after the heat cycles. It can reduce risks of pyometra. Though females can be spayed while in heat. It is important if this is done that females are kept away from all other animals. Females spayed while in heat should be checked daily for discharge. Please keep females and males separated. Males will still try to breed recently spayed females in heat.

There is a 100 pound weight limit for pets but there are limited spaces for larger pets.
No dogs under 10 pounds
All male dogs need to be checked to make sure both testicles are present. Cryptorchid (only one testes dropped) males will not be done through the clinics. Please check before making surgery appointments
Brachycephalic pets will not be done through the clinic. These are animals with a very short muzzle. There is a picture of some breeds on the page. You can also text a picture of your pets if concerned.
For the safety of all pets, staff, and passengers, all animals must be in carriers approved for animal transport. Only ONE pet is allowed per carrier to ensure adequate space, ventilation, and reduce the risk of injury or stress. Animals that are too large to fit in a carrier must be leashed and remain under control at all times.
We do ask that flea and tick is applied to pets before surgery. It can be picked at the Vet clinic before your surgery date. Under anesthesia ticks and fleas will jump ship onto your pet or staff.
No pets over 10 years of age. Only clinically healthy pets will have surgery through the clinic. Pets with chronic conditions will be rejected.

Animals need to be socialized. If staff feel the pet is too aggressive and cannot be handled safely the pet will be declined services. This pet will not qualify for future clinics. Deposit will not be refunded for unsafe pets.

Rabies vaccine will be given unless previous rabies certification from a vet can be produced. Other core vaccinations can be declined by pet’s owner.

H7SN clinics Open to everyone Partnership with Bissell

How to apply: Text
Payment: nonrefundable – clinic will be rescheduled if bad weather.
Donate
Make sure pet up to date on flea/tick prevention
Check in dogs 8-8:30am and cats 8:30-9am
Please expect a wait. There are many animals to check in.

Past Clinics and Amount of Pets Done

Cat Count-2024

Date	Count
October 21	22
October 30	40
October 31	39
November 14	21
November 20	10
November 21	29
November 25	29
December 12	22
December 19	24
Total	236

Cat Count-2025 (So Far)

Date	Count
January 6	22
January 9	22
January 16	21
January 19	21
January 23	13
February 6	21
February 13	17
February 26	22
February 27	27
March 13	25
April 10	26
April 24	26
May 8	23
May 21	20
May 29	22
Total	328

Dog Count-2024

Date	Count
October 21	18
November 14	12
November 20	22
November 21	3
November 25	3
December 12	9
December 19	10
Total	77

Dog Count-2025 (So Far)

Date	Count
January 6	13
January 9	13
January 16	15
January 19	15
January 23	22
February 6	18
February 13	15
February 26	18
February 27	17
March 13	18
March 20	13
April 10	18
April 24	21
May 8	21
May 21	25
May 29	20
Total	282