In-Home Euthanasia (All Pets)
My in-home euthanasia staff and I understand how difficult a decision it is to euthanize your pet. Therefore, we want to help ease the burden of your decision by ensuring that your pet feels safe and loved during this sacred transition.
Preparing for In-Home Euthanasia
I recommend that your pet lie on comfortable bedding, surrounded with their favorite toys and treats. To begin the euthanasia process, I will administer a calming sedative that will put your pet in a state of relaxation. Then, when you and your family are ready, I will gently administer an anesthetic intravascularly followed by the euthanasia injection. This process is handled with the utmost care—it is quick and painless for your pet.
Prior to our arrival, it is important for you to consider body care options:
Pet Cemetery Burial
Group Cremation
Private Cremation with urn included.
Items You May Wish to Include
Meditative Music
Candles
Incense
Essential Oils
Prayer
Lynda Loudon is amazing! I scheduled with laps of love and needed someone to come sooner…laps of love wasn’t available so I posted on here for advice. Lynda wrote me directly and said she could come that day if needed. I always had issues due to my dog having fear based aggression but Lynda didn’t blink and eye and said not to worry. When she came she was so compassionate and really respected us and Bandit. Bandit was so sick he didn’t even mind her being there and went peacefully in my arms. She wrapped him in his favorite blanket with a rose next to his face and we said our goodbyes. She kept in touch with me through the whole process. She even hand delivered his ashes. I was able to get a beautiful urn, some of his hair and his paw print in a frame. I’m super thankful for her and all she did to make the process a little easier.
Hi Linda. I just wanted to express again how wonderful you were and there for me on Tuesday. Something so difficult for Lacey and I, you made it more peaceful. It allowed me to love her to the end in her bed without all the stress of having this done outside somewhere. Your kindness, your energy of caring was felt so strong by me. I just wanted to thank you again. I hope you had a nice day.
In-Home Euthanasia Paths
Path 1 – Euthanasia
Includes home visit, sedation, euthanasia, and ink paw print. However, you will be responsible for transporting your pet to the crematory or pet cemetery…$550.
An additional charge for travel will be applied for Nassau County ($100) and anything east of Riverhead ($75). If you are out of this travel range, please contact us before making an appointment.
Path 2 – Euthanasia with Group Cremation
Includes home visit, sedation, euthanasia, ink paw print, and transportation of your pet’s body for group cremation…$650
An additional charge for travel will be applied for Nassau County ($100) and anything east of Riverhead ($75). If you are out of this travel range, please contact us before making an appointment.
There is an additional charge of $75 for animals over 100lbs.
Path 3 – Euthanasia with Private Cremation
Includes home visit, sedation, euthanasia, ink paw print, and transportation of your pet’s body for individual cremation. The ashes will be delivered to your home in one of three types of urn you can choose from…$800
An additional charge for travel will be applied for Nassau County ($100) and anything east of Riverhead ($75).
There is an additional charge of $100 for animals over 100lbs.