101 Spay-Neuter & Dental Clinic

1625 N 87th St, Scottsdale, AZ, 85257-2922
Call (480) 945-3800
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What 101 Spay-Neuter & Dental Clinic says

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  • Accepting new patientsWe Welcome New Patients
  • SurgeryDog Spay
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Spay and neuter
  • Cat Spay – $145.00
  • Dog Neuter 1-35lbs – $200.00
  • Dog Neuter 36-50lbs – $254.00
  • Dog Neuter 51-75lbs – $275.00
  • Dog Spay 51-75lbs – $280.00
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