Affordable Veterinary Care?
Yes. And isn’t it about time?
Yes. And isn’t it about time?
AFFORDABLE VETERINARY CARE?
Yes. And isn’t it about time?
Yes. And isn’t it about time?
To schedule, or for more information, call or text 702-780-0002
For wellness examinations or spay or neuter surgery appointment, you can schedule online (deposit required):

Our new MyVetStore Online Pharmacy conveniently delivers your pets’ medication, prescription diet and other supplies to your front door.
“I would highly recommend Hearts Alive to anyone who is looking for a vet for their fur babies. Not only did they charge significantly less, the love and compassion they showed my dog and me was above and beyond.”
– Kristen S., via Yelp
At Hearts Alive Village, our affordable vet clinic provides high quality, full-service care for your pets at fees well below the commercial veterinary clinics. Prices may be subject to change.
$50 exams… Seriously!
Clinic Services And Fees
At HAV, your pet gets the highest quality veterinary care possible… at a price you didn’t think possible. If vaccines or lab tests are required, you can choose from a menu of options.
Our new MyVetStore Online Pharmacy conveniently delivers your pets’ medication, prescription diet and other supplies to your front door.
Services | Pricing (Prices effective as of 7/1/24) |
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Exam | $50 |
Services | Pricing (Prices effective as of 9/13/24) |
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Cat Neuter | $90 |
Cat Spay | $125 |
Dog Neuter | |
<25 Lb. | $120 |
26-40 Lb. | $140 |
41-60 Lb. | $160 |
61-80 Lb. | $180 |
81-100 Lb. | $200 |
101+ Lb. | $220 |
Dog Spay | |
<25 Lb. | $150 |
26-40 Lb. | $175 |
41-60 Lb. | $200 |
61-80 Lb. | $230 |
81-100 Lb. | $270 |
101+ Lb. | $290 |
Add-Ons/Miscellaneous | |
E-collar | $12 |
In-heat (only dogs) | $45 |
Overweight/Extended Incision (large fat-covered ovaries, cystic ovaries, hydrometras) |
$45 |
Post-partum (developed mammary chain/vessels) |
$45 |
Scrotal ablation (recommended for adult dogs over 60lbs) |
$100 |
Pyometra | $450 + price of spay |
Nail Trim | Free during surgery |
Brachycephalic Fee | $50 |
Note: ALL vaccination appointments will be charged a $50 exam fee.
Services | Pricing (Prices effective as of 9/21/24) |
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Rabies | $15 |
DAPP | $20 |
Bordetella | $15 |
FVRCP | $20 |
FeLV | $20 |
Other Services | |
Microchip | $25-30 |
FeLV/FIV Snap Test | $30-35 |
Ear cleaning | $10 |
Nail trim | $10-$15 |
Anal glands | $25 |
Sanitary shave | $15 |
In addition to cash and credit cards, we offer three types of financing so your pet can get treated without delay.


Dr. Susan Costa
Susie Costa is a veterinarian in Las Vegas, NV. She began her veterinary career in 2001 in Las Vegas and continues to strive to provide the highest quality veterinary care for the community. She loves nature, hiking and spending time with her kids and animals.
BS Civil Engineering – University of Utah 1993
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – Colorado State University 2001
Member of Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce
Board Member of the NSPCA 2022-2024
Owner Spencer Springs Animal Hospital 2014-2020
St George Marathon-1995
NCAA Women’s Doubles participant – University of Utah
Assistant Coach of Women’s Varsity Tennis Team – 1992-1993
Team Member – Women Varsity Tennis Team at University of Utah 1987-1992
Big Mack Scholarship at University of Utah – College of Engineering
Voted Silver – Best Veterinary Hospital of Las Vegas – Spencer Springs Animal Hospital – 2017
Annual Sponsor of Best Buddies
Contributor to SNBRF, Boston Terrier Rescue, Golden Retriever Rescue, NSPCA, the Smith Center, University of Utah, Hearts Alive Village


Dr. Terry Muratore
A Las Vegas native, Dr. Muratore graduated from Bishop Gorman High School, then attended UNLV where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Zoology. He went on to veterinary school in Missouri, and has been offering top-of-the-line service to Las Vegas residents since 1982. Dr. Muratore and his wife currently have six chihuahuas and would welcome more!


Dr. Natalie Woo
Dr. Natalie Woo is an Arizona native and grew up in Lake Havasu City, where her mom, dad, and sister all continue to reside. She attended the University of Arizona in Tucson for her bachelor’s degree (Go Wildcats!) and then received her doctorate of veterinary medicine at Colorado State University. Tired of shoveling snow and slipping on ice, Dr. Woo quickly returned to Arizona and practiced small animal medicine for 4 years in Phoenix, focusing on preventative care and surgery. Dr. Woo moved to Las Vegas in 2017 and continues to emphasize her career in surgery. Now closer to her roots and family, she is excited to provide care to the animals of Las Vegas and surrounding areas. Outside of work, Dr. Woo enjoys traveling with her husband, boating, pottery, and having family pool parties with her dogs, Elkie and Pip.


Dr. Raymond Vincent
After starting in the veterinary field in 2000, Dr. Raymond Vincent had the privilege of working in various roles, from veterinary assistant to licensed technician. After earning his bachelors degree from the University of Nevada Reno, he went on to earn his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Colorado State University in 2017. His diverse background allows him to provide comprehensive, compassionate care to animals while also fostering strong relationships with their owners.
In his free time, he enjoys spending quality time with his wife Stacy and their three dogs Cooper, Benny, and Griffen. They love exploring the outdoors through camping, hiking, and traveling, however simply relaxing at home on the couch is never a bad day.


Jamie Guion, Veterinary Technician in Training


Jennifer Heider, Veterinary Technician in Training
Our clinic staff treats your pet with TLC
Taking care of animals is a labor of love for everyone on our team.
At Hearts Alive Village, your pets will be treated like family.
To make an appointment call us at 702-780-0002 or email frontdesk@heartsalivevillage.org


Howard Ash Animal Care Fund


By providing financial assistance in times of need, we allow veterinary decisions to be made based on a favorable outcome for the animal, not by the financial constraints of the animal’s family. Financial support for veterinary care may be given to families who demonstrate substantial financial need and are unable to qualify for credit. Click here to apply for help.