At Home
Pet Euthanasia
We understand how difficult the end of life process can be for you, your family and your pet. We do everything we can to ensure that the process creates as little stress as possible on you and allows your pet to remain in the comfort of their home.
COVID-19: UPDATE
We are still able to help
We will take the following precautions:
We cannot provide service if anyone in the home has a cough, fever, or has traveled within the previous 10 days.
Upon arrival, our doctor and veterinary assistant will wear masks. We will need all family members to also wear masks.
We thank you for your understanding during these challenging times.
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Dr. Veena Alexis, DVM
Dr. Veena Alexis earned her bachelor’s degree in Microbiology from Coloardo State University in 1996. She continued on to earn her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from the College of Veterinary Medicine at CSU in 2001. She has practiced in the Phoenix area since 2002.
Through the years, Dr. Veena like many veterinarians, has had numerous requests from families for in home euthanasia. Oftentimes, there would be a scheduling conflict leaving her unable to leave the clinic due to the appointment schedule. In those instances where she was able to visit the home, she witnessed the amazing difference between putting pets to sleep at home as opposed to putting them to sleep in the clinic setting. There is a certain calm that surrounds the families and the pets, knowing that they are not frightened or anxious because they are at home. Although it is a difficult calling, it is also a privilege to be able to end the pain and suffering that pets endure at the end of life.
Dr. Debra Freiberg, DVM
Dr. Debra Freiberg earned her bachelor’s degree in Animal Science and her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from the Ohio State University. She successfully started and owned practices in Montana and Washington state prior to moving to Arizona in 2007. She has served the greater Phoenix area since 2011.
Every practice that Dr. Debra has owned or been employed by has been either wholly or partly mobile and included in home euthanasia for those clients who requested it. The difference between in clinic and in home euthanasia is profound for the family and their pet. It is a deeply personal time not meant to be experienced in a public setting. The comfort of home surrounded by family creates a peaceful environment. As a veterinarian it is part of the veterinary oath to humanely end suffering but it is a privilege to help owners through this difficult time of saying, “good bye” to their beloved companion.
Dr. Rachel Bart, DVM
Certified in Pet Loss and Pet Grief Support
Dr Rachel Bart graduated from the University of British Columbia with a BSc in chemistry in 1991 . She then completed her veterinary degree from the Ontario Veterinary College in 1998.
She spent her first 10 years of practice in emergency and critical care and has been in regular practice since 2008. Helping owners navigate being able to say goodbye to a beloved pet in a calm and comfortable setting has become very important to Dr.Bart. It is an extremely difficult time for owners and being able to stay at home is a gift that can be very helpful for both the owner and the pets .
When Is It Time?
When we accept a pet into our lives, we know that one day we will have to decide when the time is right to relieve them from pain or illness. If your pet has been diagnosed with an incurable illness that takes away the quality of life, or if your pet’s day is full of senior moments where they are confused or sad, then it may be time to end their suffering with in home euthanasia. You may see that your pet has more bad days than good days, or you may be seeing the following changes:.
Your Pet has lost interest in food
Your Pet is no longer able to go to the bathroom without accidents or falling down
Your Pet is no longer greeting you when you come home
Your Pet is no longer patrolling the yard or protecting their territory the way they once did
Your Cat has stopped grooming themselves
Your Dog no longer wags it’s tail
Pricing
When scheduling an appointment you can elect to pay online during the booking or pay later at the time of service. It’s your choice.
We accept cash, debit, credit, and Care Credit. Care Credit is a credit service that allows you to make payments over time for pet services.
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Home Euthanasia with Group Cremation
$420
- At Home Visit with Veterinarian and Technician
- Initial shot for pain relief and sedation
- Time for family to comfort and be close to your pet
- Intravenous euthanasia medicine which puts your pet to sleep in the most humane and peaceful way possible
- A clay paw print with your pet’s name
- After your pet has passed, we will transport your pet immediately
- They will be cremated at All Pets Great and Small Cremation Service in Mesa
Home Euthanasia with Individual Cremation
$600
This service Includes all standard services plus individual cremation. With individual cremation your pet is cremated by themselves and your pet’s ashes are returned to your home in an urn provided by Angel Veterinary Services.
Our courier service will contact you when your pet’s ashes are ready to arrange date and time of delivery. Please allow 10-14 days. Your pet’s ashes will be returned in a cedar wood urn with a gold name plate.
Phone
(602) 819-0655
Service Area
Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, Peoria, Cave Creek, Queen Creek, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler & More
Working Hours
Monday-Friday: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Mailing Address
#104122
Phoenix, AZ 85024