Low-cost vet clinics in New Hampshire

12 clinics in New Hampshire that run on a cheaper model, or say so in their own name. 11 of them publish prices on their own website, shown on their card. Prices change, so call before you go.

What low-cost clinics in New Hampshire publish

The lowest and highest price each service is listed at, on the clinics’ own websites. A chain with one price list across the state counts once.

Exam
$35 to $50 (4 clinics)
Vaccines
$12 to $66 (8 clinics)
Spay or neuter
$135 to $530 (4 clinics)
Microchip
$15 to $41 (7 clinics)

Vaccination clinics (12)

Shots, microchips and basic preventive care, without a full exam. Walk-in hours are common and change week to week, so call first.

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Amherst

  • Vaccines $45 to $66
  • Microchip $41

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Concord

  • Vaccines $45 to $66
  • Microchip $41

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Dover

  • Vaccines $45 to $66
  • Microchip $41

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Gilford

  • Vaccines $45 to $66
  • Microchip $41

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Hooksett

  • Vaccines $45 to $66
  • Microchip $41

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Keene

  • Vaccines $45 to $66
  • Microchip $41

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Manchester

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Nashua

  • Vaccines $45 to $66
  • Microchip $41

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Plaistow

  • Vaccines $45 to $66
  • Microchip $41

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Portsmouth

  • Vaccines $45 to $66
  • Microchip $41

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Rochester

  • Vaccines $45 to $66
  • Microchip $41

Vetco Vaccination Clinic

Salem

  • Vaccines $45 to $66
  • Microchip $41

Low-cost clinic or full-service practice

Across the US, the median price low-cost and nonprofit clinics publish, against the median at full-service practices, for the five services both publish. Updated October 28, 2026 from prices on the clinics’ and practices’ own websites.

Low-cost clinic or full-service practice
  • Exam$45 vs $75
  • Rabies vaccine$20 vs $35
  • Microchip$25 vs $53
  • Cat spay$115 vs $335
  • Dog spay$212 vs $450
Low-cost clinic medianFull-service practice median

What helps, in order

  1. 1

    Call first

    Describe what you are seeing to a clinic or an emergency hospital. Most will tell you for free whether it needs seeing tonight.

  2. 2

    Ask to pay over time

    Ask the practice to split the bill before the appointment. If it can't, most accept at least one payment plan.

  3. 3

    Ask about charity help

    Some charities pay part of a bill, usually once a vet has given you a diagnosis and a written estimate.

  4. 4

    Try a low-cost clinic

    Humane society and nonprofit clinics charge a median of $45 for an exam, against $75.

Common questions

How many low-cost vet clinics are there in New Hampshire?

PawsRx lists 12 in New Hampshire: 12 vaccination clinics. Each is listed under what it calls itself.

What do low-cost vet clinics in New Hampshire charge?

From the prices they publish on their own websites: exam $35 to $50 (4 clinics), vaccines $12 to $66 (8 clinics), spay or neuter $135 to $530 (4 clinics) and microchip $15 to $41 (7 clinics). Prices change, so call to confirm before you go.

None of these near you?

Every practice in New Hampshire takes a request through PawsRx, and plenty that do not advertise a low-cost clinic will still talk about payment over time. Ask before you decide it is out of reach. What vet care costs in New Hampshire shows what practices and low-cost clinics here publish.

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Vaccination clinics in particular keep hours that change week to week, and a clinic that runs out of a shop or a van may not be there every day. Ring ahead.