Spay Me! Clinic

Made appointment to get our dog neutered. No pre op instructions, and they never returned our calls when we requested instructions. We didn’t take our dog there. Be careful taking your dog there. You get what you pay for. Very unimpressed.

Well the idea is a good one yet I think this is the worst vet clinic I’ve ever been to. The two female veterinarians who apparently own it are completely out of touch of how the front office is treating customers. The problem centers upon one young woman who seems to be the office manager. She is very officious and abrupt inflexible and, if you disagree, won’t let you talk to a veterinarian by phone even when they’re not busy, she apparently charges some customers more than others for the same services and almost never answers the phone .also pick up time is too crowded
For a 5 o’clock close and her help is not well trained and maybe there is too much turnover due to her attitude.

I have been to the Spay Me! Clinic about 5 times over the past 3 years. I have had dentals done on dogs and a cat, neutering, blood work, and wellness appointments. I come all the way from Milwaukee for these things.
Most recently, Dr. Jackson (I hope that was her name?) performed a dental on my father’s elderly cat, Snowy.
The service was outstanding. It appeared to me that she cared more about the animals than my regular veterinarian did. She took all the time necessary to talk with me about risks and concerns, and provided recommendations to better Snowy’s care. She even went as far as to call me after a few days to make sure Snowy was healing well. Again, that isn’t even something I would get out of my regular veterinarian.
People complain that this place doesn’t offer a «relationship» like you would get with a regular veterinarian, and I would have to disagree. These people go above and beyond for an amazing cause. There are things that are unlike a typical clinic, such as potentially longer wait times, difficultly reaching reception by phone, and booking weeks in advance. But everyone here works extremely hard with limited time and resources, and they still take the time to be sure their patients and customers are comfortable and informed. On top of that, you know these people work here for the right reasons.
There are no hidden costs, no upcharges, they are only there to help you and your pet.
And, just throwing it out there, my animals always came home clean, and Snowy had access to a litterbox.
Highly recommended. If I didn’t live so far, they would be my regular clinic of choice.

I love this clinic! I have more than 1 cat and I have taken cats here to get spayed and neutered. I am always more than willing to make the drive from Milwaukee to Madison because they are a lot cheaper than any of the veterinary clinics around here and they are equally as trained and knowledgeable.
The staff is always eager to help and are very friendly. I have never had any issues with them.
I always recommend them to others looking for places to get their pets spayed or neutered.

My puppy got neutered there and on top of that the rabies shot was included free! Also his distemper for only like 10 bucks. He healed up fine and is doing well however, it isn’t like having a relationship with your vet, they just tell you briefly how the procedure goes, give you some «how to» forms and information forms and you pick up your dog when it’s done.
What upset me a lot is my dog was covered in his poop afterwards and they did not bother to just at least wipe him off a little… Gross. I mean it’s poop right by his incision.
However it was low cost, my dog healed just fine, and the people there seemed nice and were nice to us and our dog (besides the poop part).

I recently had my puppy neutered at the Spay Me Clinic. I was referred to the clinic by my cousin who has had many dogs spayed and neutered there over the years.
When I called to set up my appointment, the receptionist was very kind and knowledgeable. She answered all of my questions and let me know exactly what to expect the day of my appointment.
The morning my puppy was scheduled to be neutered I showed up at the clinic along with all of the other clients for the day. We all were checked in quickly and efficiently. I was urged to pay the extra $ 15 fee to take home pain medication. The receptionist told me if my dog experienced any pain afterwards I would have to take him into his regular vet and be charged accordingly. I thought of it as a little insurance. Although, I didn’t need to give him any of it, I was grateful for the advice. After about ten to fifteen minutes of being there the vet came out and thoroughly told everyone about the clinic, the procedure, and what to expect from our puppies in their recovery. She also informed us of things to look out for and gave us resources to call on in case of emergency.
When I arrived at the designated time to pick my puppy up, I was given his paperwork and the receptionist reiterated his follow up care.
In the ten to fourteen days after his surgery he recovered beautifully. I would highly recommend this clinic to anyone and everyone! The price is half that of a regular vet. The procedure and healing afterwards was exactly the same as it would have been if I had it done at his regular vet. Just half the cost!

It took me a number of years before I got this concept, but you get what you pay for. They’re cheap and you get what you pay for. Without reliving months of tragedy, I took a pet here for a procedure, and things went wrong. Follow up after follow up, things went wrong. And more wrong… prescribed medication overdoses, incompetent medication choices, etc. Unfortunately, I made plans to eventually have my pet put to sleep because he had become so gravely ill. I ended up at another vet the last day I expected him to be with me when he nearly died, his body giving up. They saved him– it took 3 days of intensive care but they saved him. I still hang my head in shame that I didn’t buy my pet the best that money could but but it was all I could afford without blowing my emergency fund. Should have tapped into the emergency fund for better care because I exhaused it mopping up the mistakes made here. I won’t go back.

This place will spay or neuter your pet for a fraction of the cost… BUT that’s because once they have your poor pet sedated, they line all the animals up in an «assembly» line, fix each one going down the line, and load them back into the carrier they came in for the remainder of the day until you pick him up. Your pet does not have access to a litter box, so don’t be surprised if you get him back soaked in his own urine! Oh yea, and blood too. They don’t bother to wipe your pet clean after the surgery so his fur will be all matted down with blood. What a nice thing for your child to see…
I wish I had known all this BEFORE taking my poor cat here…

I’ve always considered myself a dog person. I have a Wolf tattoo, I want a Malamute. I used to dream about having a team of sled dogs, when I was a little girl I read books about kids raised by Wolves. I was all about White Fang, Call of The Wild, Dances With Wolves… I had two dogs growing up, Fluffy and Layla (hey. I was 4 years old when I named Fluffy, and she was fluffy as hell so…). You get it.
My most favorite friend in the world happens to live on the south side of Milwaukee, near Pete’s Fruit Market off Ceasar Chavez, and she sends me a message one day in October asking if I want a cat. Turns out she, being the big-​hearted person she is, has this street cat who she’s been feeding outside since summer. So she sends me a picture of this cute little Tuxedo (black with white markings) Domestic Shorthair. I don’t think much of it, I’m not really into cats.
A couple weeks go by and my friend sends a message saying she’s going to have to take the cat to the Humane Society, because it’s getting cold out and she can’t take the cat because she already has one. She sends me a video of this cat. So I look at my hubby, show him the video, and give him the sad eyes… It doesn’t take much because hubby, being the good human being that he is, is equally as smitten with this lil furball. So I decide I’ll go out to Milwaukee and check this lil kitty out. Long story short, I came home that evening with a cat hailing from the south side of Miltown.
Not ever having owned a cat, I had no idea what I was doing, I just knew she needed a home. In comes the Spay me clinic. Lily came to us with fleas, she wasn’t fixed, and she was very small. She had claws, as well. I called the Humane Society about getting Lily all checked out and was lectured about declawing cats. I was told it is like amputation, and is considered torture in the cat loving world. Scratch out the declawing part. I bought a scratching post instead.
Anyways, so I’m calling around and I finally find a non profit clinic full of wonderful people working their asses off to make sure feral and stray cats are spayed and neutered in order to help control the population. They charge 100 bux and will spay, delouse, give immunizations, check for FIV, and clip claws. That price also gives you 3 days worth of pain meds for the pumpkin. I dropped Lily off at 7am and picked her up at 6pm the same day. Fast forward to now and I have a happy, pudgy, cute lil rugrat that I never imagined I would have. She still is street, she can’t stand other cats and loves to attack our feet — but she has a forever home no matter what antics she comes up with.
I guess that makes me more of an animal person than anything else.
I love what the Spay Me Clinic in Sun Prairie is doing for the stray and feral animal population. If you bring in feral cats they will spay and neuter for free. I met a woman in the clinic while waiting to pick up Lily, who takes feral cats to the clinic. With feral cats I guess they roam wild in pretty large groups. They are too wild to ever become pets again so people like the woman I met capture them and spay them so they can’t reproduce — and she sets them free again. I love seeing people living out their passions in life. I could tell this woman was passionate about her cause.
I like this place.