Home Euthanasia for Your Dog, Cat, or Other Small Pet

Our mobile vet, Dr. Erika Bruner, is dedicated to providing peaceful end-of-life care for your pet at home, or wherever they are comfortable.

To find out if your Vermont location is within our service area, and what times we’re available, please see our hours and towns we serve. You’ll also see information there on evening and weekend fees, and travel fees to outlying areas.

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Euthanasia Service Includes:

  • Optional discussion or consultation, including a physical exam, only if you wish
  • A clear explanation of what to expect (discussion/questions at any time if you want to talk)
  • Gentle sedation first—tailored to your pet’s specific needs—to relax them, relieve any pain, and ultimately make them unaware
  • An injection of medication to help your pet pass away peacefully, once the sedation has fully taken effect
  • A clay paw print impression, if you would like one
$400

In main service area during regular hours

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Frequently Asked Questions

More details about what to expect during the euthanasia visit.
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Aftercare

After euthanasia, you have options for cremation or burial.
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Resources

Quality-of-life assessment tools, preparation guides, grief resources, and much more.
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Consultations

When you need help figuring out what’s next for your pet.