Fix Nation Pricing List
Feral Cats
Surgery
Fees
Public
Organization
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Cat Spay (Feral) |
Free |
Free |
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Cat Neuter (Feral) |
Free |
Free |
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Umbilical Hernia Repair |
$15 |
$15 |
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Nail Trim |
$5 |
$5 |
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Pain Medication |
Free |
Free |
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Flea Treatment |
$15 |
$15 |
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De-worming Treatment (Droncit) |
$17 |
$17 |
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Cryptorchid |
No Charge |
No Charge |
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Pregnant |
No Charge |
No Charge |
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In Heat |
No Charge |
No Charge |
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Ear Tip (Feral cats only) |
No Charge |
No Charge |
Feline
Vaccines
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Rabies (Required) |
Free |
Free |
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FVRCP (distemper/upper respiratory) |
Free |
Free |
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FELV/FIV Combo Test |
$20 |
$20 |
Tame Cats
Surgery
Fees
Public
Organization
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Cat Spay |
$50 |
$45 |
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Cat Neuter |
$35 |
$30 |
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Umbilical Hernia Repair |
$15 |
$15 |
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Nail Trim |
$5 |
$5 |
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Pain Medication |
$2 |
$2 |
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Flea Treatment |
$15 |
$15 |
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De-worming Treatment (Droncit) |
$20 |
$20 |
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Cryptorchid |
No Charge |
No Charge |
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Pregnant |
No Charge |
No Charge |
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In Heat |
No Charge |
No Charge |
Feline
Vaccines
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Rabies (Required) |
$8 |
$8 |
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FVRCP (distemper/upper respiratory) |
$8 |
$8 |
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FELV/FIV Combo Test |
$25 |
$25 |
Procedures
- Surgery is
performed Monday through Thursday by appointment only.
- Check in time is
7:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.
- Pick up time is
Monday through Thursday – no later than 5:00 p.m.
- We accept cash
and checks – coupons & vouchers must be presented when dropping
off (see below)
- Your tame cat may
not have any food after 12 midnight the night before surgery.
Kittens younger than 4 months may not
have food after
7:00 a.m. the day of surgery. Any health concerns must be relayed to the
clinic staff at check in.
- Feral cats must
be in humane traps, one per trap. Owned cats must be in a carrier.
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Financial Assistance
Available
LA City Coupons
Actors & Others For
Animals (818) 755-6045
Pet
Assistance
(877) 772-9738
CPA
(805) 482-6587
Best Friends Catnippers
Who
We Are Best Friends Catnippers is an outreach
program of the Best Friends
Contact
Information
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Telephone: (818) 377-9700
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e-mail: catnippers@bestfriends.org
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www.bestfriends.org/la - click on Catnippers
Feral
Cats Feral cats are the offspring of stray or
abandoned pets, raised without human contact and living typically in colonies
where food and shelter are available. This term also applies to the many cats
once living in homes and then carelessly abandoned. These cats make up a large portion of the
animals euthanized by local control agencies.
Trap-Neuter-Return Euthanasia has proven
to be ineffective in controlling feral populations because the remaining
animals reproduce more to fill the territory vacated by those euthanized. It is
also not effective from a cost standpoint, consuming far greater resources than
the TNR approach. The best solution is
known as trap-neuter-return (TNR), a community-based approach that involves
humanely trapping feral cats, transporting them to a spay/neuter clinic, and
then returning them to their colonies where they are looked after and fed by
caregivers.
Program
Elements Since 1999 we have conducted free,
high-volume spay & neuter clinics at donated veterinary facilities. During 2007, 6 clinics will be held in
January, March, May, July, September and November.
Costs
and Needs Our complete range of services is made
available at no cost to caregivers of feral cats, thanks in part to the
clinics, veterinarians, technicians and other volunteers who generously
contribute their time and resources.
However, donations are always needed to offset expenses. All contributions are fully tax-deductible.
Stray Cat Building a No Kill Nation One Stray at
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Free
spay/neuter clinic for feral (wild/undomesticated) cats. Clinic being held in
the All cats
will be: ALL
CATS MUST BE IN HUMANE TRAPS - NO
EXCEPTIONS Microchips
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