Stockton and San Joaquin County pet owners can access affordable, planned veterinary care at The Pet Advocate in Tracy, about 25 minutes south of Stockton. We provide low-cost spay and neuter procedures for dogs, cats, and feral cats, along with vaccinations, dental cleanings, microchipping, and basic wellness services.
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Cat procedures start at $105, and dog procedures start at $170. Our team welcomes puppies, kittens, adult dogs, adult cats, and feral cats. Pricing varies by species, sex, and dog weight, with optional items such as pain medication and an E-collar available when appropriate.
Professional dental care includes anesthesia, pre-anesthetic bloodwork, an oral examination, scaling and polishing, and digital X-rays as needed. Extractions and other treatment may cost extra when required.
Walk in for routine pet vaccinations Monday through Friday from 12 PM to 3 PM. Available care may include a rabies vaccine and core vaccines such as FVRCP for cats, based on age, history, and veterinary guidance. No office exam fee is charged for these routine services.
Walk-in wellness care includes flea and tick prevention, microchipping, deworming, nail trims, and anal gland expression during the same weekday hours.
The Pet Advocate is not located in the City of Stockton. Our spay/neuter clinic is at 1973 N. Tracy Blvd. in Tracy, making it a practical option for pet owners throughout Stockton and San Joaquin County who want straightforward pricing and focused preventive care.
Unlike a full-service animal hospital, our clinic is designed around routine services for healthy pets. This focused model helps us provide affordable care without an office exam fee while maintaining a clear, efficient appointment process.
From most of Stockton, the drive to our Tracy clinic is approximately 20 to 30 minutes via I-5, depending on traffic and your starting neighborhood. Allow additional time during peak travel periods.
Clinic address: 1973 N. Tracy Blvd., Tracy, CA 95376.
For spay and neuter appointments, follow the arrival time and preparation instructions provided when you schedule. Requirements may include fasting, vaccination records, or other health information needed before surgery.
Stockton residents may also encounter organizations such as ACT Spay/Neuter Clinic, Animal Protection League, Stockton Animal Services, and The Abandoned Cat Team while researching low-cost or free services. Availability, eligibility, service areas, and appointment requirements can change, so contact each organization directly for current details.
The Pet Advocate is another option for planned spay and neuter care, including services for feral cats. We publish straightforward starting prices so pet owners can evaluate the expected cost before scheduling.
We are not an emergency animal hospital. If your pet is acutely ill, injured, struggling to breathe, or needs urgent or ongoing specialty care, contact an appropriate full-service or emergency veterinary hospital. The Pet Advocate focuses on routine, planned, preventive services for healthy pets.