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Amigos de Animales Boquete surgical clinic

Clinic Information

Low-cost spay & neuter clinics held the last Sunday of every month (no November or December).

Dogs: $20

Includes surgery, anti-parasitic meds, vitamin shot, pain meds & antibiotics as needed

Cats: $10

Same complete care package for cats at an even lower cost

Location

Amigos de Animales Events Center, across from SuperCentro Ivan, Boquete

2–4 Hours

Pre-register, receive your check-in time, plan to be at the clinic 2–4 hours

2026 Clinic Schedule

MonthDateDay
January25Sunday
February22Sunday
March29Sunday
April26Sunday
May31Sunday
June28Sunday
July26Sunday
August30Sunday
September27Sunday
October25Sunday
November & December — No clinics

How to Register

1

Pre-Register via WhatsApp or Email

Contact Rosa at WhatsApp 6563-8686 or email [email protected] to reserve your spot.

2

Receive Your Check-In Time

You'll get a specific time slot so you don't have to wait in a long line.

3

Arrive at the Events Center

Located across from SuperCentro Ivan in Boquete. Expect to be at the clinic for 2–4 hours.

4

Your Pet Receives Full Care

Surgery plus anti-parasitic meds, vitamin shots, pain medication, and antibiotics as needed.

At the Clinic

Our clinics typically feature 3 veterinarians plus trainees. Vets travel from the US to donate their time and expertise, working alongside local professionals.

Full Medical Care

Animals receive anti-parasitic meds, vitamin shots, pain meds, and antibiotics as needed — all included in the $20/$10 fee.

Free Cat Traps

Cat traps available for free. Contact Alba Lu via WhatsApp at +507 6248-1182 to borrow one.

After-Care Instructions

First 24 Hours

Watch your pet closely. Keep them in a quiet, warm area. Some drowsiness and disorientation is normal.

Water

Offer small amounts of water 2–4 hours after surgery. Do not force-feed water.

Food

Offer a small meal the evening after surgery. Resume normal feeding the next day if your pet is alert.

Bathing

Do NOT bathe your pet for at least 10 days after surgery to protect the incision.

Physical Activity

Restrict running, jumping, and rough play for 10–14 days. Keep dogs on a leash for walks.

Wound Care

Check the incision daily. Some redness and swelling is normal. Do NOT let your pet lick or chew the incision. Use an e-collar if needed.

Emergency Contacts

  • Dra. Chely (bilingual): 6518-4127
  • Rosa Martinez: 6563-8686
  • Dr. Virgilio Gonzalez (near David, Spanish only): 6439-6853