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In-Home Euthanasia

“Euthanasia” derives from the Greek words “eu” (meaning “good”) and “Thanatos” (meaning “death”), which together form the phrase “good death.” As veterinarians, we have the privilege of helping your furry companions and their families during this difficult time.

When your pet's quality of life is no longer what it should be, we feel honored to be able to release them from their pain by ending their suffering in the comfort of their home. Our goal is to provide you with a gentle, knowledgeable, and loving end-of-life care experience for your companions in their familiar surroundings. Please rest assured that we understand how difficult this is, and we provide this service with empathy, integrity, and understanding without any judgment. In most cases, we offer, or we may be able to offer, same-day services to provide the support you need right when you need it.

A Florida-licensed veterinarian performs our in-home euthanasia services. The base Fee for an in-home pet euthanasia visit is $375, which includes:

Sedation to help remove pain and anxiety
Gentle euthanasia
Clay paw print
Lock of fur clipping
Aftercare services if selected (for an additional fee)
Pet loss resources

While most families take about 30-45 minutes, we always schedule one-hour-long appointments to ensure that your family does not feel rushed during this difficult time. Our doctors will meet and greet your companion, explain the process in detail to your family, and confirm all the required paperwork and aftercare wishes. We want to ensure you have time to ask any questions you may have and confirm that you are making the best decision for your pet. We understand firsthand how difficult this is and the deep bond you share with your pet, as we are all pet owners ourselves and have had to make the same decision for our own pets.

After receiving a sedation injection that includes pain and relaxant medication, your pet will begin to drift into a deep sleep, similar to an anesthetic level, while surrounded by your love and possibly while enjoying their favorite treat. Once we confirm that your beloved companion does not feel any more pain or stress, we will administer the 2nd medication (the actual euthanasia medication), which is an overdose of general anesthesia.

After their passing is confirmed, we will gently make a paw print and fur clipping if you wish. We will give you some private time to pay your final respect to your furry friend, and we can also handle their aftercare for you. We will transport them with the dignity they deserve with the utmost respect.

Base Fee

$375

*Additional fees ($30-$100) may apply for pets over 99lbs, aggressive pets, some exotic species, weekend/evening/holiday appointments, and or extended travel areas.

If you live just outside our usual travel areas, please do not hesitate to call us, as we may still be able to help accommodate your family.

Aftercare Options and Cremation

We offer professional and respectful options for cremation through a local licensed crematory (Pet Angel Memorial Center in Orlando). You may also choose to make your arrangements for aftercare, such as working with a crematory of your choice, burying your pet at a Pet Cemetery, or burying your pet at a meaningful location. (Please check your local ordinances if you plan to bury your pet)

Pet up to 39lbs:

$325

Pet 40lbs to 99lbs:

$355

$425

$455

Pet 100lbs to 149lbs:

Pet 150lbs to 200lbs:

Private Cremation:

Pet Angel Memorial Center uses a state-of-the-art digital scanning system to ensure that you will be receiving your pet’s ashes and only theirs.

This option means that your pet will be cremated by him/herself, and your family will get their cremains back in a hand carved wooden urn with a name plate. Their urn can be hand delivered to your regular veterinarian, or you can pick it up at the crematory.

Communal Cremation

This option means that your pet will be cremated respectfully with other beloved pets as a group, and their ashes will be scattered at Sea in the Gulf of Mexico.