Dog Neuter prices in Florida

According to VetTea's review of published fee sheets, 8 Florida vet clinics publish a dog neuter (male) price, $91 to $665 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.

$91 to $665published range

$277median standard fee

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What VetTea found

Lowest published standard fee in VetTea's data for Florida: $91 at Helping Hands Veterinary Clinics in Orlando. Check that clinic's eligibility rules in the table below.
Median published fee in VetTea's data for Florida: $197.50 at 2 nonprofit clinics, $399.50 at 6 private clinics.

Dog Neuter prices published by 8 Florida clinics, compiled by VetTea (vettea.org). Data as of September 5, 2026.
Clinic	City	Type	Standard fee	As low as	Notes
Helping Hands Veterinary Clinics clinic's price page	Orlando	Private	$91	-	Published as a single "Neuter" range for all species/sizes, $91–$331, not broken out separately for dogs. Eligibility: Full-service private surgical/dental practice, not a nonprofit or subsidized clinic: no income tiers, no residency restrictions. Prices reflect full-service surgical standards and run higher than nonprofit spay/neuter clinics for the same procedure. Most prices are ranges (by weight or severity) or starting-at figures, confirm the exact fee for your pet before booking.
Gulf Coast Humane Society Spay & Neuter Clinic clinic's price page	Fort Myers	Nonprofit	$175	-	0–25 lb; scales to $225 (26–50 lb), $275 (51 lb+). Eligibility: $50 deposit required at booking, non-refundable inside 48 hours. All surgeries now automatically include post-op pain medication and an e-collar. Animals deemed high-risk at pre-surgical exam incur an additional $25 fee.
SPCA Florida Veterinary Clinic clinic's price page	Lakeland	Nonprofit	$220	-	Up to 50 lb; scales to $237 (50–70 lb), $255 (71–98 lb), $275 (90 lb+, tiers overlap as published). Eligibility: $50 deposit required at booking for spay/neuter. A separate $65 flat "Backyard Cat" program exists for personally-owned cats willing to accept ear-tipping. Pets must weigh at least 2 lb. A full-service clinic (dental, X-ray, surgery beyond spay/neuter), not a subsidized-only program.
LivWell Petcare clinic's price page	St. Petersburg	Private	$225	-	5-25 lbs: $225. 25.1-50 lbs: $250. 50.1-75 lbs: $275. Priced by weight. Eligibility: Spay/neuter-focused private practice. Price includes post-surgical pain management and e-collar. Also performs feral cat TNVR.
4th Street Pet Hospital clinic's price page	St. Petersburg	Private	$329	-	Starting at, under 50 lbs. Over 50 lbs is $369. Eligibility: Full-service private veterinary care, not a nonprofit or subsidized clinic: no income tiers. Surgery prices are bundled packages starting at, including exam, pre-anesthetic bloodwork, anesthesia, monitoring, pain meds, antibiotics, and a recheck visit.
Plantation Midtown Animal Hospital clinic's price page	Plantation	Private	$470	-	$470-$775, weight-based. Eligibility: Full-service private veterinary care, not a nonprofit or subsidized clinic: no income tiers.
Welleby Veterinary Hospital clinic's price page	Sunrise	Private	$470	-	$470-$775, weight-based. Eligibility: Full-service private veterinary care, not a nonprofit or subsidized clinic: no income tiers. Also treats exotic and avian patients.
Colonial Animal Hospital clinic's price page	Orlando	Private	$665	-	Starting at. Eligibility: Full-service private veterinary care, not a nonprofit or subsidized clinic: no income tiers.

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