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1 Some clinics and animal hospitals can charge up to $200-$300 or more, depending on the weight of the dog. 2  The cost of both neutering and spaying vary greatly by geographic region, and even by veterinarian. But lower cost sometimes means an assembly-line approach is used, so the dog might not get as much attention or recovery time. 2  Spay/USA has a referral service for reduced cost spay and neuter clinics. 3  In rare cases, such as with programs that use veterinary students, spaying and neutering can be free.
The cost depends a lot on where you go. Some shelters and low cost clinics will spay and neuter for as low as $50 or less. Other veterinary hospitals will likely charge you around $200 (give or take) for a canine neuter, and $50-100 more for a spay (as it's a more complicated procedure than a neuter).f you go to a vet it'll be around 300 dollars. Try looking into your local humane society. They usually do it for around 50-70 dollars. The spay/neuter procedure is cheaper than having to care for a whole litter of puppies. Please get it spayed/neutered. There are so many homeless pets in the world..