Community Cat Spay & Neuter Program

Safe, Compassionate Cat Spay & Neuter Services in Granbury, TX

Helping community cats live healthier lives—one surgery at a time.

At Acton Animal Hospital, we believe every cat deserves compassionate, high-quality veterinary care. As part of our Community Care Program, our Community Cat Spay & Neuter Program provides safe, professional spay and neuter surgery for healthy community cats throughout Granbury, Hood County, and the surrounding communities.

Whether you're caring for a neighborhood cat, barn cat, outdoor companion, or managed colony, our experienced veterinary team is committed to improving the health of individual cats while helping reduce unwanted litters in our community.

📅 Surgery Day: Wednesdays (Appointment Required)
📍 Serving: Granbury, Godley, Hood County & surrounding communities
📞 Ready to Schedule? Call Acton Animal Hospital today.

Why Choose Acton Animal Hospital?

Choosing where your cat has surgery matters.

Unlike temporary clinics or mobile events, every procedure is performed in our full-service veterinary hospital by an experienced medical team using modern surgical techniques, anesthesia, pain management, and patient monitoring.

Every Community Cat surgery includes:

✔ Pre-surgical physical examination

✔ General anesthesia

✔ Pain management

✔ Sterile surgical technique

✔ Continuous patient monitoring

✔ Recovery care before discharge

Our goal is simple:

Provide accessible spay and neuter surgery without compromising patient safety or quality of care.

Is This Program Right for Your Cat?

Our Community Cat Spay & Neuter Program is designed specifically for healthy outdoor and community cats, including:

  • Neighborhood cats
  • Outdoor companion cats
  • Barn cats
  • Managed colony cats

Program Eligibility

To participate, cats should:

  • Be at least 3 months of age
  • Weigh at least 3 pounds
  • Be 3 years of age or younger
  • Appear healthy on the day of surgery

If you're unsure whether your cat qualifies, our team is happy to help determine the best option.

Why Spay or Neuter?

Spaying and neutering is one of the most important investments you can make in a cat's long-term health while helping reduce unwanted litters throughout Granbury and Hood County.

Benefits include:

❤️ Preventing unwanted litters

❤️ Reducing cat overpopulation

❤️ Helping cats live healthier, longer lives

❤️ Decreasing roaming and fighting

❤️ Reducing spraying and territorial behaviors

❤️ Lowering the risk of reproductive disease

Every surgery makes a positive difference—for the cat, for caregivers, and for our community.

Additional Services Available

Many preventive services can be completed during your cat's surgery appointment, including:

  • Rabies vaccination
  • FVRCP vaccination
  • FeLV vaccination
  • FeLV/FIV testing
  • Microchip identification

Our team will review available services and recommendations when your appointment is scheduled.

Compassionate Care You Can Trust

The Community Cat Spay & Neuter Program reflects the same values that guide every patient we see at Acton Animal Hospital.

When your cat is in our care, they benefit from:

  • Experienced veterinarians and veterinary technicians
  • Fear-Free handling whenever appropriate
  • Individualized patient monitoring
  • Modern veterinary medicine
  • A team committed to treating every patient with compassion and respect

Providing accessible care should never mean compromising quality.

Learn More

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Schedule Your Cat's Appointment

Helping Cats. Supporting Our Community.

Every Community Cat surgery helps improve the health of cats while supporting responsible pet ownership throughout Granbury, Hood County, and the surrounding communities.

If you're caring for a community cat, we'd be honored to help.

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