Seagoville pet owners have a chance to get their dogs and cats vaccinated at a fraction of normal veterinary cost this Saturday, June 27, when the Seagoville Animal Shelter and Spay Neuter Network team up for a low cost vaccine clinic at the shelter’s Farmers Road location.
The event runs for three hours and will offer vaccines for dogs and cats, along with flea prevention, heartworm prevention, microchipping, deworming, and other basic pet wellness services, all at reduced prices. The clinic is open to the public, whether or not pet owners are connected with either organization on Facebook.
Where and When
The clinic will be held at the Seagoville Animal Shelter, located at 500 Farmers Rd in Seagoville. No appointments are taken for this event. Organizers are urging pet owners to arrive early, since the line will be cut off once the clinic reaches maximum capacity for the day.
What It Costs
According to pricing listed on Spay Neuter Network’s official website, services for dogs and cats are broken down individually, allowing pet owners to pick only what their animal needs.
For dogs:
- Rabies vaccine: $11
- DAPPV combo vaccine (parvo, distemper, hepatitis, respiratory disease, and parainfluenza): $20
- Lepto vaccine: $20
- Bordetella (kennel cough) vaccine: $15
- Heartworm test: $25
- Heartworm prevention: $35 to $85 depending on weight and length of coverage
- Dewormer: $12 for dogs under six months, $18 per tablet for dogs over six months
- Flea and tick prevention: $15 for a one month topical or $65 for a three month chew option
- Microchip: $20
- Fecal exam: $10
- Nail trim: $15
For cats:
- Rabies vaccine: $11
- FVRCP combo vaccine (covering feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, panleukopenia, and chlamydia related pink eye): $20
- FeLV (feline leukemia) vaccine: $15
- FELV/FIV lab test: $25
- Dewormer: $12 per tablet
- Flea and tick prevention: $15 for a one month topical or $65 for a three month option
- Microchip: $20
- Fecal exam: $10
- Nail trim: $15
Spay Neuter Network also offers bundled packages at a combined discount. For dogs, full vaccination packages that include rabies, the DAPPV combo, bordetella, a heartworm test, and a full year of heartworm prevention range from $126 to $156 depending on the dog’s weight. For cats, a package with rabies, FVRCP, and FeLV runs $46, while an expanded package that adds combo FIV and FeLV testing runs $71. Puppy and kitten series packages, covering the multi round vaccines young animals need in their first few months, are priced separately and run between $32 and $78 per round.
Spay Neuter Network notes that all prices are subject to change, and a $7 medical waste fee per pet applies during wellness hours. A full breakdown of services and costs is available at spayneuternet.org.
Why It Matters
Spay Neuter Network is a nonprofit serving the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex and San Antonio area, with the goal of making veterinary basics accessible in communities where cost is often the biggest barrier to keeping pets healthy and vaccinated. Events like this one bring those services directly into Seagoville rather than requiring residents to travel to one of the organization’s permanent clinic locations in Crandall, Dallas, or Fort Worth.
For pet owners in Seagoville, Saturday’s clinic is a chance to catch up on vaccines, get ahead of flea and heartworm season, and keep a pet’s microchip and rabies records current, all without the cost of a full veterinary visit.
