Mobile veterinarian providing in home euthanasia and aftercare services for cats, dogs, chickens, rabbits, and small goats in the following areas:

• All of Clark County Washington

• Parts of Cowlitz County, Washington:

  • All of Woodland

  • Within 15 minutes of I-5 freeway for Kalama, Kelso, and Longview 

Other services include:

• Quality of Life Consult  ​

• Picking up already deceased pets, arranging cremation, and memorial gifts for them if you prefer.

  • Please note that no medical advice is given over the phone; either a quality-of-life consult/exam or euthanasia appointment in person must be scheduled in order to meet and consult with a doctor.​

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Availability by appointment:

• Contact us by filling out the contact form.  Filling out our contact form obtains the fastest response (we respond via email and text). Direct phone call and voicemail are more challenging due to the nature of our service (being with a patient, traveling, no phone signal, etc.).  Most questions can be answered by reviewing our website.

• Appointments are between 11 am to 5 pm on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. They are targeted to be in a specific window of time (for example we make an 11 am appointment, we will do our best to arrive about that time, but we may be there between 10:45 to 12:45. This is due to possible emergencies (which take precedence), unpredictable travel time, and previous appointments (we will not rush through appointments as a courtesy to our patients and their family). 

• We understand if you change your mind, need to reschedule, or if your pet's condition changes but please try to give us notice as soon as possible so we can help others in need. Appointments and quick responses are not guaranteed.

• Please give us any unique directions or landmarks to help us find your residence (color of your home, where is your numerical address located, landmarks).  

• Let us know if you have any of your pet's prescribed pain medication or oral sedatives that may benefit them before the euthanasia appointment.

•  No potentially aggressive dogs (growling, evasive, untouchable) for euthanasia. Other dogs in the household with potential aggression must be secured safely from our team.

• Even though your pet might not normally be reactive, pain or discomfort may cause them to nip. On rare occasion, we may gently place a soft, harmless muzzle for just a quick moment (for peaceful sedation injection) to help make this difficult time as smooth and safe as possible. This causes no harm, is very soft, comfortable, temporary and it is only a safety pre-caution to help prevent harm of our team and your pet.  For more information on the helpful, essential, and fear free movement in regard to benefits of muzzle uses and training, please visit: Party Hats! Teaching Muzzle Training to Canine Patients (fearfreepets.com)

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