Victoria Pet Survival Guide by BCSPCA Victoria

The clinic happens on the second Sunday of every month. You can sign up at 9 AM. The clinic is open from 10 AM to 12 PM. Pets can get shots, deworming, and help for simple ear, eye, or skin problems.

3150 Napier Lane, BC SPCA Victoria Gym

By appointment vet care including: shots, check-ups, surgeries, dental care and tests, spay and neuter for cats, dogs and smalls.

915 Esquimalt Rd.

By appointment vet care including: shots, check-ups, small surgeries and tests, spay and neuter for cats and dogs.

811 Bay St.

This program helps pay for important vet care when a pet is sick or hurt. It can help with check-ups, lab tests, X-rays, medicine, and surgery. To apply, talk to the vet clinic that is caring for your pet. Check the website to see who can get this help.

Open 24 Hours, no appointment necessary, wait times vary and they see those in urgent need first.

*Accepts LendCare: www.info.lendcare.ca/pet-care-financing

760 Roderick Street

Open 24 Hours, no appointment necessary, wait times vary and they see those in urgent need first.

947 Langford Parkway

The BC SPCA’s Community Spay & Neuter Program provides support for you to have your pet spayed or neutered (fixed). You must apply at this link, to be eligible you must have an income that falls within the low income range, be at least 19 years of age.