SNIP of Texas Spay/Neuter

4.6 (438 reviews)
2095 W Main St, League City, TX 77573, USA

Hours

Monday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM Tuesday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM Friday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM Saturday Closed Sunday Closed

How to Save on Veterinary Costs at SNIP of Texas Spay/Neuter

Preventive care

Routine wellness exams can help identify health issues early, often before they become more serious or expensive to treat. Regular checkups are one of the most effective ways to manage long term veterinary costs.

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Getting to Know Your Veterinarian

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Experience

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Emergency Care Procedures

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Reviews from Google

4.6

438 reviews

I just want to say a big thank you to snip, yesterday I came in with my baby Tigger who was experiencing some pain and discomfort after being spayed the week prior, I was really worried about my girl because I had lost my boots two years ago and it was very hard. When I went in they reassured me that was going to be ok and got her in some inflammatory and antibiotics and I am happy to say that today she is already looking so much better. Thank you so much snip I know my girl is not nice to the vets but y'all did so Amazing being patient with her.

Oct 15, 2024

I have used SNIP several times over the years for several spay and neuters and wellness appointments when helping people who can’t afford pet care. They’ve always been affordable and able to get me in in a timely manner. I’ll continue using them for low cost needs!

Oct 30, 2024

I absolutely love this clinic, they're so kind and sweet and you can truly tell that their hearts bleed for animals. I've had 1 of my cats fixed through them and she had no problems. I took my new baby kitty to go get fixed today and although i'm an emotional mess, I just called and she's doing fantastic. I can't wait to have her back in my arms. 5 out of 5 stars for this clinic.

Oct 3, 2024

I let this go a year ago but after today I can't. A stray mom had her kittens in our shop so had ALL fixed at snip. The mom went back in heat so I called them, they said would run "test" to make sure, but if test came back no way, I would pay for test. I agreed. I made appointment for test and over heard a "wellness" doctor tell tech, she wasn't doing test, I needed to just take cat home and love her. Manager not there but called me back apologizing and I could bring her back in, which I did. Yes test was they missed something, so had to make another appointment for them to correct what they missed the first time. Driving an hour there and hour back multiple times, because I wanted to promote organizations like snip. Then today a new experience, If read by manager, check my file this and today's post are accurate. So today I brought in another stray (to get spayed) that just spent 2 months on my closed in porch raising her kittens getting treated like a queen (so NOT feral). I brought her in a small cat kennel, but because she I guess wasn't happy about it spat at them, I was told I would have to bring her back in a TRAP???? This call came in an hour and half after I dropped her off and drove an hour home. I did ask for manager to read my file on how many I had fixed there, donations I made, problems I had etc. guess it don't matter wanted me to go buy a TRAP? Bring her in a TRAP? Yes I made an appointment for her elsewhere and will take future business and donations elsewhere also. So if your pet is a little feisty you may want to consider an organization that has a transfer box, like the one I contacted today. UNREAL but still wish them well.

Oct 26, 2024

Absolutely worst experience I have ever had with getting a dog neutered. I have 4 other dogs and have never had any issues. I went in on Friday to get my dog Craig neutered. Friday I picked him up and his sac area was swollen to the size of a baseball. No one would listen to my concerns and sent me on my way saying it was normal. I called the very next day and made a follow up appointment as they recommended. The doctor looked at him for a total of 30 seconds and gave me antibiotics and told me to put him in a dog onesie. So I did that. They told me to come in the next Monday for another follow up. It is now Thursday and l am back in because his state has worsened to what you can not imagine. My appointment was at 3 and it is 3:45 and I have still not been seen. They tell me every time I come in that they do not have a doctor to stich him up or do basically anything for him. I have now spent over 300 at the affordable vet for what was supposed to be to be a basic procedure. If I could give 0 stars I would but because I can’t, here’s 1. Do not go here if you care about your animals

Oct 10, 2024