Services, Pricing & More

Spay and neuter services at our community vet clinic are available by appointment only at 9507 West County Road 77 in Midland (behind Mid-Cities Church). Drop-off is from 8–9:30am, and pick-up is usually between 12–2pm.

Please use our online scheduling software to book your appointment by clicking the Book Now button on the navigation bar above.

THE EXCEPTION IS COMMUNITY CATS: No appointment is necessary; however, space is very limited. Please email info@fixwesttexas.org for more information on how to proceed with a feral cat.

All appointments at our community vet clinic must be secured by a deposit via credit card, which will be applied to your total, unless you contact us at info@fixwesttexas.org for alternative arrangements. No refunds will be given for cancellations or no-shows, as we must still pay the veterinarian for their time.

Vaccinations, microchips, flea/tick/heartworm preventatives, and other non-surgical services will be available each clinic day we are open from 10am–12pm. We will also schedule pop-up vaccination clinics, as time allows.

Our community vet clinic services are available to everyone. No income or residence restrictions apply. Every dollar spent at our clinic is another dollar helping the animals and owners in our area. We encourage every owner to have a full-service veterinarian for veterinary services beyond the scope of our nonprofit clinic.

Surgical Requirements

All animals undergoing surgery at our community vet clinic must weigh more than three (3) pounds and be more than 10 (ten) weeks old.

We DO NOT perform surgery on animals with any underlying disease, animals that are obese, or animals that are over five (5) years old due to the increased risk of complications and/or death.

We DO NOT perform surgery on brachycephalic dogs (pugs, English bulldogs, French bulldogs, Boston terriers, Pekingese, Lhasa apso, Shih Tzu, and boxers) due to the increased risk of complications and/or death.

We DO NOT perform surgery on Great Danes or other giant breed dogs, as we do not have the specialty equipment necessary to safely serve these giant breeds.

At our community vet clinic, our goal is to provide accessible, affordable care while helping improve the health and well-being of animals and their owners throughout our community.