Nicole D.
8/23/2025
From the moment we walked in the door, the atmosphere was welcoming, clean, and friendly. The staff greeted us and was so thrilled that we rescued our big guy, Johnny. The staff explained...
Valley Humane Society's Phil Scholz Veterinary Surgery Center
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120 Spring St
Pleasanton, CA 94566
The Valley Humane Society's Phil Scholz Veterinary Surgery Center in Pleasanton, CA offers lower-cost spay and neuter services for dogs and cats, as well as a limited number of Community Cat Trap, Neuter, and Release (TNR) appointments. Their services are beneficial to the health of pets and help reduce the number of unwanted animals in local shelters.
With a focus on the well-being of animals, the surgery center provides affordable options for pet owners, while ensuring the safety and comfort of the animals during and after surgery. They have specific requirements for age, weight, and breed, and offer vaccination recommendations to protect the animals and others in the facility. Prices include post-operative pain medication and additional services are available for animals with special circumstances.
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Emmalee N.
10/26/2025
highly recommend for getting your cat spayed! I brought my Lucy here and everyone was sweet and helpful. I could tell that they put a lot of effort into their patients so I was at ease after I...
Lisa H.
11/13/2025
I have now taken a total of 6 cats to this clinic for spay/neuter in the last 6 months. Every single one of them did extremely well after surgery. No issues at all. The incisions healed perfectly...
Andy S.
9/22/2025
I can't recommend this clinic highly enough. They went above and beyond to get our neighborhood tomcat neutered at a very reasonable price, and they've since been helping us address his other...
Nat H.
11/13/2025
From the moment I scheduled Bear's appointment, it was a truly excellent experience. The receptionist kindly informed me that we needed to adjust the appointment since Bear had not yet reached six...
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