Business Details
Low-Cost Spay/Neuter & Veterinary Services in Humble, Tomball & Spring, TX
Texas Litter Control is a nonprofit veterinary organization dedicated to providing accessible, low-cost spay/neuter services and wellness care for cats and dogs. Founded to reduce pet overpopulation and shelter euthanasia, we operate three clinics in Humble, Tomball, and Spring, Texas. Our services include vaccinations, heartworm treatment, and preventative care, with pricing structured to support community needs. All proceeds fund lifesaving programs such as pet adoptions, food pantries, and disaster relief.We prioritize transparency, with no hidden fees, and emphasize education on responsible pet ownership. Our team adheres to strict safety protocols, requiring rabies certificates and discouraging surgery for high-risk animals. By partnering with local shelters and offering voucher programs, we strive to keep pets in homes and reduce shelter intake. Our mission is rooted in the belief that affordable veterinary care is essential to ending the cycle of pet homelessness.
Services
Spay/Neuter Surgeries
Vaccinations
Wellness Exams
Heartworm Treatment
Community Cat Services
Highlights and features
- We specialize in low-cost spay/neuter surgeries for over 10,000 pets annually.
- Transparent pricing with no hidden fees or surprise charges.
- Proceeds fund community programs like pet adoptions and food pantries.
- Three convenient Texas locations with flexible appointment scheduling.
- 3% cash discount for upfront payments at all clinics.
Services
Spay/Neuter Surgeries
We provide low-cost spay and neuter surgeries for cats and dogs, prioritizing population control and pet health. Our procedures reduce risks of certain cancers and behavioral issues while supporting community efforts to lower shelter intake. Surgeries are performed on pets meeting age, weight, and health criteria.
Vaccinations
Core vaccinations protect pets against rabies, distemper, and other preventable diseases. We recommend up-to-date vaccines before surgeries to minimize illness risks. Rabies certificates are mandatory for pets over three months old, ensuring compliance with Texas state regulations and public safety.
Wellness Exams
Basic wellness exams are included with surgeries, covering physical assessments and health screenings. Additional services like heartworm testing can be performed concurrently. Our exams emphasize preventive care to maintain pet health and identify issues early, ensuring surgical candidates meet safety criteria.
Heartworm Treatment
We offer treatment for heartworm-positive dogs, addressing this life-threatening condition. Our protocols differentiate between heartworm disease and positive status, with tailored recommendations for surgical candidates. Early intervention helps reduce complications and improves long-term outcomes for affected pets.
Community Cat Services
Low-cost spay/neuter services for community and feral cats help control outdoor populations. We allocate 10 daily slots per clinic, requiring advance booking. These services support trap-neuter-return (TNR) initiatives, promoting humane management of stray cat colonies while reducing shelter admissions.
Questions
What services does Texas Litter Control offer?
We specialize in low-cost spay/neuter surgeries, vaccinations, wellness exams, and heartworm treatment for cats and dogs. Limited expanded healthcare services are available for income-qualified clients.
What payment methods are accepted?
We accept cash (with a 3% discount) and credit cards. Add 3% for credit card transactions to cover processing fees.
Are there restrictions for surgery eligibility?
Pets must meet age, weight, and health criteria. We cannot perform surgeries on aggressive animals, pregnant pets, or those with certain medical conditions like heartworm disease.
Do you offer emergency veterinary services?
No, we focus on scheduled spay/neuter and wellness care. For emergencies, contact local 24/7 veterinary hospitals listed on our website.
How do your services support the community?
Proceeds fund lifesaving programs including pet adoptions, food pantries, disaster relief, and educational initiatives aimed at reducing pet overpopulation.
