A human hand gently holding a small dog's paw.

In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Los Angeles

Compassionate, veterinarian-led care in the comfort of home

What To Expect

Before the Visit

Step 1: Schedule a euthanasia visit ($470*)
Click “Request a Visit” above or below to select a preferred date and time.

Step 2: Visit confirmation.
You will receive a text message confirming your appointment. While uncommon, there are rare occasions when a selected date or time cannot be accommodated. If this occurs, we will contact you promptly and work with you to reschedule at your earliest convenience.

Step 3: Choose aftercare options.
You’ll receive an email from Eternal Memories with aftercare choices:

  • Communal cremation — ashes are not returned- $115

  • Individual cremation — ashes are returned - $350

Eternal Memories also offers a wide range of memorials, including paw prints, urns, and jewelry, as well as complimentary grief support and counseling services.

If you choose cremation through Eternal Memories, I will personally transport your pet for aftercare. Please note that I am unable to transport pets weighing more than 70 lbs; however, I can often recommend alternative transportation or cremation options if needed.

Prefer to make your own arrangements? You are welcome to choose any aftercare option that feels right for you.

*Appointments requested outside of our standard service area or regular business hours can often be accommodated, but may also incur additional fees depending on timing and location.

During the Visit

Saying goodbye is never easy. Our goal is to make this experience as peaceful, gentle, and loving as possible—for both you and your pet.

1. Arrival and Comfort
When I arrive, we’ll take a few moments to settle in and choose a comfortable space where your pet feels most at ease—on their bed, in your lap, or in a favorite sunny spot. I will explain each step and answer any questions before beginning.

2. Sedation
A gentle sedative is given first to help your pet relax and drift into a deep, calm sleep. Most pets fall asleep within a few minutes. You’re welcome to stay close, pet them, and speak softly throughout.

3. Peaceful Passing
Once your pet is fully asleep, a second injection is administered to quickly and gently stop their heart. This medication is painless and usually works almost instantly, allowing them to transition while resting comfortably and surrounded by love.

4. Aftercare
You will have as much time as you need to say goodbye. If you’ve chosen aftercare through Eternal Memories, I will gently transport your pet and coordinate the cremation process. You are also welcome to make your own aftercare arrangements if you prefer.

Pricing & Options

Euthanasia - $470*

Group cremation - $150

Private cremation - $350

Additional Considerations
Pets weighing over 70 lbs may require additional handling support, and scheduling is subject to the availability of trained assistants. Additional fees may apply.

*Appointments requested outside of our standard service area or regular business hours can often be accommodated, but may also incur additional fees depending on timing and location.

Areas We Serve in Los Angeles

We provide in-home euthanasia and compassionate end-of-life care throughout:

  • West Los Angeles

  • West Hollywood

  • Culver City

  • West Adams

  • Koreatown

  • Mid-city

  • Santa Monica

  • Venice

  • Beverly Hills

  • Pacific Palisades

  • Brentwood

  • Surrounding Los Angeles neighborhoods

If you’re unsure whether we serve your area, please reach out — we’re here to help. You can call or text Dr. Taylor Campione directly at 913-991-7693.

Scheduling In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Los Angeles

We are honored to support families through this transition.
If you are considering in-home euthanasia for your pet in Los Angeles, please contact us for availability and scheduling:

https://apawthecary.com/in-home-pet-euthanasia-los-angeles

FAQ

Meet The Vet

Dr. Taylor Campione

I graduated with a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from Western University of Health Sciences in 2017, where I received multiple honors, and held leadership roles in a variety of academic organizations. I have contributed to scientific research, I stay educated on the latest medical advancements, and I utilize evidence-based medicine when treating my patients.

I have traveled around the globe volunteering to provide surgical, medical, and preventive care to aid animals and to educate underserved communities. I have spent countless hours helping shelters and rescues and currently give back with Wags and Walks. I have spent 8 years specializing in general medicine for cats and dogs, and I believe that they are not just our pets, but our priceless family members.

My goal is to help clients make well-informed choices and provide evidence-based treatments to enable pets to live their happiest, healthiest, and longest lives possible.

At Apawthecary, I see every client relationship as a partnership. No judgment, no shame—just a shared commitment to your pet’s well-being, with support, education, and care tailored to your comfort level.

I view end-of-life care as an incredible opportunity to help people and pets when they need it the most, and I believe that euthanasia is an extraordinary, selfless act of love. I have personally and professionally been through a lot of grief and loss, including most recently when my home and business were destroyed by the Palisades fire. I have learned how situations that feel insurmountable can be overcome with the right support, and I want to be that support for you. I cannot protect you from the pain of losing your beloved best friend, but I can guide you through it with extraordinary compassion and care, and ensure that it is as peaceful as possible for everyone.

Dr. Taylor Campione, DVM

Founder & Veterinarian, Apawthecary

Dr. Campione is a licensed veterinarian in good standing with the California Veterinary Medical Board. California Veterinary License #23215.