Losing a pet is one of life’s hardest events. Let us help.

We are a Team helping the eastern counties of Lake and Geuga counties of the Cleveland metro with pet euthanasia for your dog or cat in the comfort of home.

We offer end of life care for your pet using a network of professional, compassionate, and caring veterinarians.

Euthanasia only:  Home Burial or Pet Cemetery

• $350 – $650 includes mobile vet drive time, house call time, sedation, home euthanasia.

Communal or Group Cremation with no ashes returned (Additional charge)

• $70     1-30 Pounds
• $100   31-60 Pounds
• $110   61-90 Pounds
• $120  91-120 Pounds 
• $130  121-175 Pounds 
• Service includes mobile vet drive time, house call time, sedation, home euthanasia, pet body transport, group cremation, nothing saved, nothing returned.  (You may prefer for your mobile vet to take the pet’s body.)

Private or Individual Cremation with ashes returned (Additional charge)

• $140     1-30 Pounds
• $200   31-60 Pounds
• $240   61-90 Pounds
• $260   91-120 Pounds 
• $280   121-175 Pounds 
• Service includes mobile vet drive time, house call time, sedation, home euthanasia, pet body transport, private cremation, ashes saved, ashes returned. (You may prefer to have the mobile vet take your pet’s body and save/return the ashes.).

  – Shipping charge $25 to return ashes

Additional services by a trained Veterinarian

• Scheduled appointments are BEST to ensure availability but we can handle emergency mobile vet care as well at times.
• Private Home Euthanasia with Relaxing Sedation
• Help with the Euthanasia Decision 
• Quality of Life Discussions
• Signs of Suffering Information
• Clay Paw Print Impressions
• Cremation Transport
• Grief Support Resources
• Emergency Mobile Veterinary Care, at times

When you call Pet Loss at Home, we will help guide you through this difficult time because we care.  If you use the contact form, we’ll contact you right away to help guide you.  Above all, we want you to be treated with dignity and respect as we guide you through the process of saying goodbye.

Dr. William Fraser

We know this is a very difficult time during your pet’s end-of-life because of illness or old age.  Signs of suffering, quality of life, and many more topics are questions that our veterinarians have answers for so you can prepare.  Please let us help.  We are here for you with kind compassion.

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