Business Details
19 Years
experience
Your Trusted Spay Neuter Clinic in Fayetteville
Established in 2007, Spay Neuter Veterinary Clinic Of The Sandhills (SNVC) has performed over 100,000 high-quality, low-cost spay and neuter surgeries. Our mission focuses on reducing pet overpopulation and improving pet well-being through accessible veterinary care. With locations in Fayetteville and Lumberton, North Carolina, we serve Cumberland, Harnett, Robeson, and surrounding counties. Our mobile surgical clinic and community vaccination programs extend our reach to underserved areas. We partner with rescue groups, shelters, and nonprofits like SNIP to offer financial assistance for those in need.Over 15 years, we've expanded to a state-of-the-art 7,000-square-foot facility while maintaining commitment to affordable care. Our experienced veterinary team, including Dr. Cindy Eaton, Dr. Allie Pellerito, and Dr. Debra Sampson, combines surgical expertise with compassionate service. We prioritize client education about responsible pet ownership and preventive care. Our financial assistance programs and community partnerships ensure accessibility for all pet owners. Recognizing the regional prevalence of heartworm disease, we emphasize preventive care and education.
Services
Spay Surgery
Neuter Surgery
Vaccinations
Microchipping
Heartworm Prevention
Flea Control
Deworming
Preventive Care
Mobile Services
Financial Assistance
Details
- Year established: 2007
Highlights and features
- 15+ years reducing pet overpopulation with 100,000+ surgeries
- State-of-the-art facility with mobile surgical unit access
- Financial assistance programs for qualifying clients
- Experienced team with specialized veterinary expertise
- Community-focused preventive care and education programs
Associations and certifications
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
- SNIP (Spay Neuter Initiative Program) partnership
What people say
Exceptional care
Affordable prices
Professional staff
Compassionate service
Quick recovery
Services
Spay Surgery
Surgical sterilization for female pets prevents unwanted pregnancies and health issues. Experienced veterinarians perform over 4,000 annual procedures using modern techniques. Anesthesia and post-op care ensure patient safety. Recommended for pets as young as five months.
Neuter Surgery
Safe, routine castration for male dogs and cats reduces behavioral issues and health risks. Includes pre-anesthetic evaluation and pain management. Supports community-wide pet population control efforts.
Vaccinations
Core vaccines protect against rabies, distemper, parvo, and feline leukemia. Partnering with Petco Love for free vaccine distribution programs. Essential for disease prevention in young animals.
Heartworm Prevention
Year-round preventive care combats North Carolina's high heartworm prevalence. Oral and injectable options available. Testing required for dogs six months and older before starting medication.
Mobile Services
Mobile surgical unit provides accessible care across eastern NC. Reaches underserved areas with spay/neuter and vaccination clinics. Increases service capacity while maintaining quality standards.
People
Dr. Cindy Eaton
Owner
Veterinary medical graduate of NC State University with 17+ years' nonprofit surgical experience. Led SNVC since 2008 and owns the practice since 2014. Specializes in high-volume spay/neuter procedures while maintaining surgical excellence.
Dr. Allie Pellerito
Associate Veterinarian
Graduated from Iowa State University's veterinary program in 2021. Transitioned from private practice to nonprofit work in 2022. Certified in Fear-Free Shelter Medicine. Focuses on surgery and preventive care education.
Dr. Debra Sampson
Veterinarian
Joined SNVC in 2022 as part-time practitioner. Trained in both surgical and wellness care services. Utilizes decade-plus clinical experience to improve patient outcomes through comprehensive care approaches.
Kayla
Office Manager
Brings military organizational expertise to clinic operations. Oversees daily administrative functions since March 2024. Implements systems for efficient client service while maintaining military precision in office management.
Andrea
Licensed Veterinary Technician
Joined team in October 2024 with specialized LVT training. Manages patient care with eight ferrets, two dogs, and a gecko at home. Plans career advancement through veterinary technology certification programs.
Questions
At what age should pets be spayed/neutered?
We recommend spaying/neutering at five months old to prevent early pregnancies while ensuring surgical safety.
What pre-surgery preparations are needed?
Pets must fast after midnight before surgery, with water allowed until arrival. Indoor confinement required the night before.
Do you offer post-surgical pain management?
All pets receive appropriate pain medication, with cats getting 72-hour injections and dogs receiving take-home anti-inflammatories.
How can I qualify for financial assistance?
Income-qualified clients and rescue groups may receive subsidized services through our SNIP partnership programs.
Are vaccinations required for surgery?
Rabies vaccination is mandatory for all surgery patients. Proof of vaccination must be provided before procedures.
What post-op care instructions should I follow?
Restrict activity for 10 days, monitor incision site twice daily, and use Elizabethan collars for 7-10 days to prevent licking.
