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Dog Neuter prices in Arizona
According to VetTea's review of published fee sheets, 10 Arizona vet clinics publish a dog neuter (male) price, $120 to $800 as of September 5, 2026. Nonprofit and private clinics side by side, each with its own eligibility rules and a link to the page the price came from.
$120 to $800published range
$320median standard fee
10clinics
What VetTea found
- Lowest published standard fee in VetTea's data for Arizona: $120 at Santa Cruz Veterinary Clinic in Tucson. Check that clinic's eligibility rules in the table below.
- Median published fee in VetTea's data for Arizona: $160 at 2 nonprofit clinics, $478.50 at 8 private clinics.
| Clinic | City | Type | Standard fee | As low as | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Santa Cruz Veterinary Clinic clinic's price page | Tucson | Private | $120 | - | Same weight table as spay. Cryptorchid adds $50–$200; scrotal ablation is neuter cost + $175 plus medications and e-collar. Eligibility: Office exam and consultation $50 by appointment; recheck within 30 days for the same issue $35. Explicitly NO heat fees for females. Dogs neutered at 6 months or older must go home with a $15 e-collar. Surgery price covers surgery only -- e-collars, medications, bloodwork and additional services are extra. |
| AZ Vet Direct clinic's price page | Phoenix | Private | $135 | - | By weight: 2–20 lb $135; 21–40 lb $141; 41–60 lb $154; 61–80 lb $199; 81–100 lb $245; 100–120 lb $268. Eligibility: Proof of current rabies vaccine required for all dogs and cats 12 weeks and older; one will be given at the appointment if records are unavailable. Pre-surgical blood panel $150–$200, required for pets 5 years and older. Additional fees apply for pets in heat, lactating, overweight or needing special handling ($22–$110); pregnant spay up to $165 extra; cryptorchid neuter $55–$110 per testicle. |
| Arizona Humane Society clinic's price page | Phoenix | Nonprofit | $145 | - | 2-25 lb; scales to $160 (26-49 lb), $180 (50-75 lb), $205 (76-100 lb). $1/lb over 100 lb. Eligibility: $20 non-refundable deposit required to book. Prices include post-surgical pain medication; service subject to a veterinary exam. A $25 high-risk fee applies when clinically indicated. |
| Dr. Kelly's Surgical Unit (Flagstaff) clinic's price page | Flagstaff | Private | $160 | - | 0-20 lbs, male. By weight: 21-40 lbs $166, 41-60 lbs $180, 61-80 lbs $230, 81-100 lbs $281, 101-120 lbs $306. Cryptorchid +$108-$123. E-collar $18 extra. Eligibility: Low-cost surgical/dental specialty practice, not a nonprofit or subsidized clinic -- focuses specifically on spay/neuter, dental, and surgery rather than general wellness care. Spay/neuter is tiered by weight for dogs; add-on fees apply for in-heat/lactating/pregnant or cryptorchid pets. |
| Humane Society of Southern Arizona clinic's price page | Tucson | Nonprofit | $175 | - | By weight: $200 (≤20 lbs), $175 (21-80 lbs), $200 (81-99 lbs), $225 (100-150 lbs). Cryptorchid +$300 (<100 lbs) or +$375 (100-150 lbs). Eligibility: Deeply discounted rate for qualifying families: proof of residency in specific Tucson ZIP codes (85705, 85706, 85713, 85735, 85736, 85746, 85756), AHCCCS, EBT, tribal enrollment, school lunch program, or income documentation. Standard prices apply to everyone else. |
| Sonoran Sky Pet Hospital clinic's price page | Mesa | Private | $465 | - | Under 30 lb $465; 30.1–70 lb $515; 70.1–120 lb $590; over 120 lb $690. Eligibility: Preventative or medical exam and consultation $80; urgent/walk-in/drop-off $110; technician appointment $30. Pre-anesthetic diagnostics are required before any anesthetic procedure and are not included in surgery prices. |
| Empire Ranch Veterinary Hospital clinic's price page | San Tan Valley | Private | $492 | - | Same $492 package price as spay, plus $2 per pound over 70 lb. Eligibility: Medical consult exam $74 Monday–Friday, $92 on Saturday (pending availability, call ahead). Surgery prices include anaesthesia, IV catheter and fluids, pre-operative blood panel and post-operative pain medication. |
| Tempe Lake Veterinary Clinic & Pet Resort clinic's price page | Tempe | Private | $492 | - | 'Neuter Package' 0–70 lb, plus $1 per lb over 70; the page prices the spay and neuter packages identically. Eligibility: Exam fee $74 weekdays, $94 Saturday and Sunday, $102 on holidays. Every vaccine carries an additional $7.22 medical waste fee, and vaccines require an exam. |
| ArkVets clinic's price page | Avondale | Private | $550 | - | Eligibility: Full-service private veterinary clinic, not a nonprofit or subsidized clinic: no income tiers. |
| PAWS Veterinary Center clinic's price page | Tucson | Private | $800 | - | Starting at $800 and up, depending on size, age, testicle position, retained deciduous teeth and hernias. Eligibility: New client/new patient comprehensive physical exam is a 1-hour appointment: $165 per dog, $80 per cat at The Feline Focus. Existing-client comprehensive exam $80; technician appointment $22. Surgical pre-anaesthetic testing (required within 30 days of surgery) is $310 for adults and $500 for seniors, and is not included in the surgery price. |
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Other published prices in Arizona
- Bordetella (Kennel Cough) Vaccine
- Cat Neuter
- Cat Spay
- DHPP Dog Vaccine
- Dog Spay
- FeLV/FIV Test
- FVRCP Cat Vaccine
- Heartworm Test
- Leptospirosis Vaccine
- Pet Microchipping
- Rabies Vaccine
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