End-of-Life Care
In-home pet euthanasia & end-of-life care
When your pet’s needs are changing, you deserve guidance that is gentle, honest and unhurried.
You do not have to navigate this alone
It can be hard to know what your pet needs or when it is time to say goodbye. Dr. Perry offers compassionate consultations to discuss comfort, quality of life and the options available to your family.
How we can help
End-of-life consultations and examinations
Conversations about comfort and quality of life
Hospice guidance
Compassionate in-home euthanasia
What to expect
Tell us how your pet is doing, what has changed, and what you are most concerned about. We will listen, discuss your questions and explain the next steps with care. If you are considering euthanasia, we can talk through what to expect beforehand.
Your questions, answered
Can we talk before making a decision?
Yes. A consultation can help you discuss your pet’s comfort, quality of life and care options without needing to have every answer in advance.
Can euthanasia take place at home?
Yes. Dr. Perry offers compassionate in-home euthanasia, allowing your pet to remain in a familiar setting with the people who love them.
How do I arrange a visit?
Use our visit-request form and let us know that you are seeking end-of-life support. Include your pet’s current condition and any timing concerns so we can respond appropriately.
For current fees and payment details, visit our pricing & payment information. We’re happy to discuss an estimate for your pet’s care.
Our Service Area
Serving DC, Maryland suburbs and Northern Virginia. Travel fees apply to visits in Maryland suburbs and Northern Virginia. Please reach out to confirm availability and the travel fee for your address.
Our service area includes:
- Mobile Veterinarian in DC
- Mobile Veterinarian in the Maryland suburbs
- Mobile Veterinarian in Northern Virginia
Home visits are scheduled around your specific address, travel time and the day’s route.
View our full Service Area and request a visit.
We’re here for you and your pet.
Tell us about your pet and how we can help.