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    SNAP Spay Neuter Action Project

    4.3 (182 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    GRAPHIC IMAGE WARNING!!! I'm writing this review to warn others about my extremely upsetting experience with SNAP Neuter Scooter. I brought my cat to them to be spayed, trusting that she would receive safe and professional care. Unfortunately, what happened afterward has been traumatic and heartbreaking. Within a short time after her surgery, I noticed her incision didn't look right -- it began opening up and appeared red and irritated. When I got home from work one day, I realized the wound had opened completely from the inside out. I immediately rushed her to an emergency veterinary hospital, where she had to be taken into emergency surgery. The emergency vet confirmed that SNAP Neuter Scooter had not properly closed the internal layers of her incision, which caused the wound to separate and become severely infected. They also discovered that the green tattoo was applied directly over her surgical wound, which should never have been done. The infection had spread so deeply that the emergency vet had to widen and reopen the incision, clean out the infection, and re-suture the internal and external layers properly. This situation caused my cat significant pain and put her life at risk -- not to mention the emotional stress and expensive emergency bills I had to pay to fix a surgery that was done incorrectly. I understand that complications can happen, but this was not a normal complication. This was the result of poor surgical technique and lack of proper closure. A low-cost service should still meet basic veterinary standards of care, and what happened to my cat was unacceptable. I strongly urge other pet owners to think twice before using this service. What I went through was terrifying, and no pet or pet parent should have to experience this. I did try to go back to the clinic to see what action can be taken and i feel as though they refused to take any accountability. They offered for me to bring my cat back to do a full check up on Tuesday but she's been through so much stress and pain already, that I feel more comfortable following up with her normal vet instead. They refused to take anymore accountability then a "full check up" on Tuesday... I am very upset and so heartbroken my poor baby had to go through this. Please please think twice before taking your pet here

    Sizzinette H.

    It was really easy to sign up and someone reached out within 2 days to schedule an appointment near me. Someone even reached out through text before to remind me of my appointment and gave pre-surgery instructions for place, time, and feeding for my dog. I brought both my dogs here separate times to get spayed and each time they were handled with care fairly prices for low income families. After surgery care was simple and easy to follow and they gave an email and phone you can contact if you have any questions. 10/10 experience bringing my lil pups.

    Lower abdominal spay incision. With blue surgical glue. 10/10 great job team!
    Alora S.

    Dr. Paris did a GREAT job with my rabbit Luna. She was spayed in the neuter scooter at a rabbit clinic in partnership with the SD House Rabbit Society. They SNAP team had a very organized intake and pick up system and made the service significantly more affordable than the other three vets I checked with. SO grateful for the SNAP team. Support their work.

    Stephanie N.

    What a great organization. They offer free service for the military. So I was able to get both my pomapoos neutered & spayed for free. Cones came free, & they even did free nail trimmings & shots. But even without the free military discount, their normal prices are all very affordable. Everyone was so professional, and everything went smoothly. My pups are on their 7th day, & healing beautifully. Thank you so much SNAP! Very grateful for all that you guys do.

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    Shawn D.

    Oh SNAP! You guys are awesome. We spent timeless hours searching for affordable neutering options for our 7 month old puppy, Kobe. We received numerous quotes that were way above our budget ($250-$400). I researched SNAP and submitted an application online and was contacted the very next day to schedule Kobe's neutering appointment for just $77! I was floored, absolutely ecstatic. The first available appointment was about a month out, which was understandable because it is an actual "mobile neuter/spay center" with limited space. Communication was great! They kept us posted on our pup's appointment and sent us reminders and additional check information etc. The operation itself seemed to go quite well. We dropped our boy off at 7:30am and picked him up at noon. His recovery was smooth! They do provide after care instructions as well as contact info just in case there are any issues post-operation. They even called the following day to check up on Kobe. They also provide two days worth of pain meds as well as the "cone." If you are looking for an affordable yet very dependable spay/neutering option, this is it! Thanks again for taking such good care of our baby boy!

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