Clinic & pet care · Dogwood Wellness Clinic
Healthy pets.
Happier island days.
Wellness, microchips, spay/neuter, and community-cat care—with a team ready to help you plan the next step.
Talk with the clinic team
Call 305-294-4857 and select extension 2, or email clinic@fkspca.org. Discuss scheduling, requirements, and current prices before your visit.
Everyday care, made approachable
Wellness days
Ask about vaccinations, heartworm testing, microchips, and nail trims at scheduled clinics.
Arrive prepared
Bring a Monroe County ID. Keep dogs on non-retractable leashes and cats in secure carriers.
Check the next clinic
Wellness events may have different locations. Call to confirm dates, services, and capacity.
Spay & neuter
Surgery is by appointment. Bring current core-vaccine and rabies records; the clinic can explain what is required and whether vaccines need to be given. Microchipping is included in surgery pricing, with an exception for optional TNVR chips.
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Contact the clinic
Tell the team about your pet and request an appointment.
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Confirm the details
Ask about prices, vaccination records, and preparation instructions.
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Follow your care plan
Use the pre- and post-surgery instructions supplied for your animal.
Community cats: TNVR
The clinic offers no-cost trap-neuter-vaccinate-return surgery for feral cats from mile markers 0–70. Arrange an appointment and complete the required responsibility or property-permission paperwork.
Plan the trapping and transport
Cats must arrive in secure humane traps. The shelter does not hold trapped cats before surgery or overnight afterward. Ask the clinic about trap availability, deposits, and check-in/pickup arrangements.
Service prices & planning
Review the published price sheets, then confirm the current charges with the clinic.
Is the clinic an emergency veterinary service?
For a medical emergency, contact your veterinarian or an emergency veterinary provider. The clinic team can help with scheduling and its offered services.
What if I have questions after surgery?
Use the clinic’s discharge instructions and contact the clinic for follow-up questions. Contact your veterinarian for an emergency.
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