How Much Does It Cost to Spay a Cat in Pakistan? (2026 Guide)

Published Jul 19, 2026By Dr. Idrees Ahmad (FrenchieFomo)

Cat Care

A kind and professional Pakistani female veterinarian in surgical scrubs and a white coat, gently holding a calm, recovering fluffy white Persian cat.

Spaying or neutering your cat is one of the most important health and behavioral decisions you will make as a pet owner. In Pakistan, where the stray animal population is high and unverified clinics are common, getting accurate pricing and understanding the procedure is crucial.

If you are planning to get your cat fixed in 2026, here is a complete breakdown of what it will cost you in major cities like Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad.

Average Cost of Spaying/Neutering in Pakistan (2026)

The cost of the surgery depends heavily on whether your cat is male (neutering) or female (spaying). Spaying is a more complex internal abdominal surgery, while neutering is a much quicker external procedure.

1. Male Cat (Neutering / Castration)

Government Clinics (e.g., UVAS / Government Hospitals): PKR 3,000 to PKR 5,000
Average Private Clinics: PKR 8,000 to PKR 12,000
Premium Clinics (DHA/Clifton/F-7): PKR 15,000 to PKR 25,000

2. Female Cat (Spaying)

Government Clinics: PKR 5,000 to PKR 8,000
Average Private Clinics: PKR 12,000 to PKR 18,000
Premium Clinics: PKR 20,000 to PKR 40,000+

Hidden Costs You Should Expect

When a vet quotes you a price for the surgery, make sure you ask what is included. Many clinics quote a low base price but add these on later:

Pre-Op Blood Work (PKR 3,000 - PKR 5,000): Highly recommended by top vets to ensure your cat's liver and kidneys can handle the anesthesia.
Anesthesia Type: Inhalant (gas) anesthesia is safer but more expensive than injectable anesthesia.
Post-Op Medicines (PKR 1,500 - PKR 3,000): Painkillers and antibiotics for the 5-7 days following the surgery.
Elizabethan Collar / Cone (PKR 500 - PKR 1,000): To prevent the cat from licking their stitches.

Why You Shouldn't Choose the Cheapest Option

We frequently see cases on FrenchieFomo where owners opted for a heavily discounted surgery at an unverified clinic, leading to severe post-op infections or fatal anesthesia overdoses.

Always ensure your vet is a PVMC-registered professional. A few thousand rupees is not worth risking your cat's life.

Find a Verified Vet for Spaying on FrenchieFomo

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