I am looking for a mobile vet to come to my home to euthanize my dog. I have looked on line and no one is open on Sunday (in Fairfax). She is 14 1/2 years old and the time has come. Does anyone know of a mobile vet I can contact? Thanks. |
I'm in Maryland, so I don't know someone specifically in your area (although I do know of a vet in Maryland who makes house calls, but she's located too far away). But if you need someone to do it today, you're best option is to call a 24 hour vet emergency hospital and ask them if they have (a) any vets on staff that will come to your house or (b) know of any vets who have a home practice.
I hope you're able to find someone. And I'm sorry for your loss. |
Meant "your" instead of "you're" |
Try Wholistic Paws - Dr Kristi Erwin. She's in VA. |
I have heard very good things about this service, but don't know their regular hours. So very sorry about your dog.
http://www.home-vet-care.com/emergencies |
OP- thank you for the resources. Thank you for the kind words. This is really a lot harder to do than I was expecting. Thanks again. |
I think this is easier to set up (though harder to endure) if you book ahead. We just called our regular vet practice, and they set us up for a couple of days ahead. It was hard to wait, but our cat wasn't suffering greatly so it worked fine.
Doing it at home is SO much easier. |
And forgot to say - I'm so sorry. Agreed, losing a pet can be very much harder than you expect. |
OP, are you sure you want to do it at home? I understand why, but at the same time, the vets office can arrange for cremation services or whatever else you might need. Just a thought.
We've been through it, I know it is not easy. I am so sorry for your loss. |
When the vet comes to the home, they also arrange for cremation. They take care of everything. |
I don't know anyone in this area, but just wanted to say I'm so sorry. |