Our Mobile Community Medicine & Spay/Neuter Outreach program provides free and low-cost spay/neuter surgeries and veterinary care in our mobile clinic. We also host walk-in Pet Wellness Clinics with vaccines, flea treatment, microchips and other basic services at low-cost. Find more details below, including our clinic services, pricing, community medicine, and spay/neuter services.

Pet Wellness Clinic services

Our walk-in vaccine clinics run from 10am to 1pm and we provide:

• Rabies (by Merial), $10
• Distemper parvo vaccine (DHPP) for dogs, $10
• Feline distemper vaccine (FVRCP), $10
• Bordetella (aka “kennel cough” for dogs), $15
• Topical flea treatment, $10
• Dewormer, $10
• Microchips, $10 – FREE in Lompoc and at some special events
• Nail trims, $20
• Dog licensing with Santa Barbara County Animal Services on select dates; $25 for altered dogs

Our mobile spay/neuter surgeries are free or low-cost for Santa Barbara County and San Luis Obispo County residents and is based on your income level. If you cannot afford to alter your dogs and cats at a veterinary clinic or a low-cost clinic such as the humane society, please submit an inquiry form.

Please note: Spays and neuters need to be scheduled prior to a clinic day. All dogs and female cats must wear an e-collar (“cone”) for 7-10 days post surgery to prevent infection. We charge $10 per cone. We also charge a fee for three days of pain medication to go home. This fee starts at $10 and goes up depending on a dog’s weight.

Upon submission, please allow 24–48 hours for an email response.

We provide low-cost mobile veterinary care for low-income, senior, disabled and homeless pet families in Santa Barbara County and San Luis Obispo County. Please note that our mobile clinic is not a full-service or emergency veterinary hospital. Clients have to show proof of financial need.

Services include:

• Medical exams, $30**

• Nail trims, $20

• Wound care, $25-$45

• Treatment of skin issues, $25-$45

• Antibiotics, $25

• Basic ear cleaning/treatment of ear infection, from $25-$45 (more if pet requires sedation)

• Anal gland expression, $25

• Basic blood chemistry panel, $75

• Dental, $150-$200**

• Mass removal, $150-$200**

• Hernia repair, $125-$150

• Euthanasia, $100-$150 (does not include disposal of body)

** Our medical exams are reserved for pets that have medical issues. We do not perform regular wellness or annual exams.

** Extra fees may be applied depending on factors such as the size of the dog, teeth extractions, if antibiotics are needed post-surgery, etc.

*Please note: Our mobile clinic is not a full-service or emergency veterinary clinic. If you are approved for assistance and your pet is not in need of urgent care, we will set you up for an appointment in our mobile clinic when we have an opening. If you’re experiencing a medical emergency, we will contact you as soon as we possibly can.

Upon submission, please allow 24–48 hours for an email response.

Our mobile clinics are a critical component of our mission, allowing us to travel directly to pet owners in need in underserved communities, offering services that keep pets healthy and with their families for life.78