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Pet End of Life Care

At-Home Care.
Trusted Guides.
Local Hearts.

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At-Home Care.

Comfortable, dignified services in familiar surroundings.

Feel the profound comfort of saying goodbye in the warmth of your home, where your pet is surrounded by loved ones, cherished spaces and toys. This peaceful setting ensures a dignified farewell in a less stressful environment for both you and your beloved pet, enveloped by the love of the entire family.

Trusted Guides.

Unhurried, personalized support at every step.

Experience a seamless and personalized journey from the first call to the final memorial, as we attend to every detail with empathy and respect. We are committed to walking with you at every step, offering thoughtful support to make the journey as smooth and meaningful as possible.

 

Local Hearts.

Serving our friends and neighbors, with love.

Family-owned and deeply invested in our community’s wellbeing. We offer unparalleled care and free grief support, because your family’s peace of mind is our top priority. Living and working within the community, we’re committed to providing the highest quality of care, with love and empathy.

We are here for you

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Veterinary care you can trust

Only 12-15% of veterinary practices meet AAHA’s high standards. It’s not required—it’s a choice.

 

And we chose it because your pet deserves the absolute best.

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We bring our compassionate, AAHA-accredited veterinary team to your home, ensuring a gentle, peaceful, and dignified farewell in the comfort of your pet’s familiar surroundings.

Because in this moment, dog or cat deserves nothing less than the absolute best care, delivered with love.

We specialize in in-home euthanasia and quality of life assessments, honoring every pet with the warmth, respect, and compassion they’ve given their families over the years.

Why AAHA Accreditation Matters

Not all veterinary care is created equal. As an AAHA-accredited provider, we meet the highest standards in the field—because your pet’s final moments should be handled with expertise, dignity, and unwavering compassion.

✅ Your pet’s comfort comes first – AAHA standards to help improve your cat or dog’s final moments by using best practices for comfort, relaxation, and pain-management. We take every measure to make this transition as gentle as possible.

✅ A calm, stress-free experience – AAHA’s high standards mean we use gentle techniques, soft voices, and a peaceful home setting to ease your pet’s transition. Their last moments should feel safe, familiar, and full of love.

✅ Compassion backed by expertise – Our AAHA-trained veterinarians specialize in creating a peaceful, respectful goodbye—because your pet’s last moments deserve the very best. This isn’t just our job—it’s our calling.

Beyond Goodbye, We’re Still Here for You

Our support doesn’t end when your pet takes their final breath. Loved is here for you beyond the farewell, offering aftercare services like cremation and personalized memorial keepsakes, as well as free, ongoing grief support to help you navigate the days and weeks ahead. Because grief doesn’t have a timeline, and neither does our care for you.

 

You don’t have to go through this alone. Reach out to us today—let us walk this path with you, bringing comfort, care, and the dignity your pet deserves.

About Us

Our Services

At Home Euthanasia

Our at home euthanasia service is carefully administered by our veterinarians to provide comfort and peace during your dog or cat’s final moments.

$485

Stress-Free Financing. Affirm payments available. Provide compassionate end-of-life care without financial worry.

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Quality of Life Assessments

Our at home quality of life assessments are a collaborative effort between you and our veterinarians, offering informed guidance on the best end-of-life options for your loved one.

$485

Stress-Free Financing. Affirm payments available. Provide compassionate end-of-life care without financial worry.

 

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Telehealth Consultations

*Only Available in Florida

Our Telehealth consultations connect you with a licensed veterinarian to provide personalized advice for your pet’s health concerns, including quality-of-life assessments, chronic illness management, and navigating new diagnoses.

$110

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Aftercare Services

We lovingly handle aftercare details like cremation and memorialization, allowing the special bond between you and your pet to endure, even after they’ve crossed over.

$380

*An additional fee may be applied for larger pets, as extra care and support are often needed.
Stress-Free Financing. Affirm payments available. Provide compassionate end-of-life care without financial worry.

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Pet Loss & Grief Support

We extend heartfelt support to guide you through both the anticipation and the emotional journey of loss, featuring specialized grief support groups and thoughtful resources tailored for you and your family.

Complimentary

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Our Process

Proven Process

At Loved, every family moves through a gentle, guided arc – from the first conversation and compassionate planning to an unhurried in-home visit and a peaceful homecoming for their pet. After goodbye, we stay close with heartfelt follow-up, ongoing grief support, and a community of people who understand what it means to deeply love and lose a pet.

 

Guided Beginning

You reach out by phone or online. We listen, learn about your pet, and explain how we can support you.

Compassionate Planning

Together we choose the right time, place, and comfort needs for your pet and family.

Unhurried Visit

Your veterinarian arrives, spends quiet time with your pet, answers questions, and moves at your pace.

Heartfelt Follow Up

After the visit we check in, offer memorial options, and make space for any new questions.

Peaceful Homecoming

Your pet receives gentle aftercare, with ashes returned if that is your choice.

Ongoing Grief Support

We share grief resources, support groups, and practical guidance in the weeks and months that follow.

Loved Community

You remain part of the Loved.vet community through stories, remembrance moments, and shared support with others who understand.

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Loved’s Circle of Care – Central Florida

Our services reach across these communities, ensuring that you have access to the care and support you need in these tender moments.

 Please refer to the map for our detailed service areas.

North Tampa Area 

  • North Tampa
  • Temple Terrace
  • Lake Magdalene
  • Northdale
  • Westchase
  • Keystone
  • Lutz

Lakeland Area

If your area isn’t listed, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are always looking to extend our care and would be honored to discuss service availability in your location.

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Loved’s Circle of Care – Northwest Houston

Our compassionate services extend throughout the Northwest Houston region, ensuring families have access to peaceful, in-home care when it’s needed most.

 Please refer to the map for our detailed service areas.

Northwest Houston Area

  • Northwest Houston
  • Spring Branch
  • Memorial Villages
  • Garden Oaks/Oak Forest 
  • Uptown (Tanglewood, Galleria,  Post Oak)
  • Washington Ave.
  • Greater Heights
  • River Oaks 
  • Montrose
  • Downtown
  • Midtown
  • Museum District
  • West U
  • Bellaire

    If your area isn’t listed, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are always looking to extend our care and would be honored to discuss service availability in your location.

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    What Our Pet Parents Say

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How will I know when it is the right time?
    Every pet and family is different, and there could be several health concerns driving you to seek euthanasia for your loved one. It is important to understand that a pet may show pain or distress in many ways. For example, if a pet is having significant mobility issues, difficulty breathing, declining food for multiple meals in a row, or refusing to spend any time with the family, this could indicate a substantial decrease in the pet’s quality of life. Our veterinarians are here to take the time to help families understand and navigate these conditions and expectations around their pet’s care. We offer in-home consultations to guide your family through this momentous time in your pet’s life.
    When should I make an appointment? Can I make a same day appointment?
    It can be difficult to take the next step for your pet when it comes to providing humane euthanasia, and it is common in the veterinary field to urgently need our specific services. We attempt to accommodate your family’s needs as best we can if the same day is requested or necessary for your pet’s condition. If there are any questions about your pet’s current condition or if timing is difficult to discern, you can always schedule a Quality of Life Consultation for an In-Home Assessment. At that time, the veterinarian will work through your loved one’s health concerns and the needs of both the patient and family. If euthanasia is the right choice for everyone, our euthanasia service could be provided at that time. We hope to help any family in need as quickly as possible.
    What are the benefits of in-home euthanasia?
    When the time comes to make the difficult decision to euthanize a pet, there are often associated stressors that can be avoided when a pet is able to remain in a familiar and comfortable space. Concerns include anxiety from visiting the animal hospital as there are a multitude of unfamiliar smells and sounds and the pet could associate the building with previous visits. A pet could suffer from significant mobility issues or having increased nausea or upset stomach whereas traveling in a car can certainly exacerbate that discomfort. Choosing an in-home euthanasia also allows family members, including children and other pets, to be present in larger spaces. We specialize specifically in these visits, and we are dedicated to offering the time your family needs while preserving your loved one’s dignity and peace as much as possible. Your home can be a beautiful place to create loving memories with your pet at the end of their life.
    Are there any special preparations we should make at home prior to the appointment?
    For both Quality of Life Assessment and End-of-Life services, it is important to consider spaces that are comfortable for your pet and the family to gather. The veterinarian will need to perform an examination but can adapt easily to most environments. Finding a comfortable space during discussion and/or euthanasia services is important as you want to be able to take as much time as needed.
    For euthanasia services, consider spaces in the home or outside where you can make this a beautiful memory. Your family may choose your loved one’s special place in the yard or a favorite room in the house. You will just want to be comfortable with the decision that this space can hold this special time. Some families choose to have special music played, poems read, prayers said, or specific scents or candles involved. In addition, consider silencing home phones and putting cell phones away unless being used for pictures, video, or specific family communication.
    Should my children be present?
    Every family is different, and it needs to be the parent’s or guardian’s decision to have children present. Children may even ask to be present, and most of the time, it would be an appropriate consideration. Clear and honest communication, adapted to that child’s developmental level, of what is happening to their pet is important. Try to avoid phrases such as, “putting to sleep” or “passing on” with children, as this can add confusion of the unknown. Small children may be OK to be present as they can add comfort for others; however, consider an activity or coloring book to help prevent significant distraction. Do not hesitate to ask us for specific book recommendations. Our veterinary team is more than willing to offer guidance and are trained to speak with all members of the family.
    Do I have to schedule an appointment with the veterinarian before I can make a euthanasia appointment?
    No, our veterinarian will take the time to get to know you and your pet with conversation and through their physical examination. This is to reassure the decision to euthanize is best for everyone. You are your pet’s best advocate, and we are there to support your family in offering this final gift to your loved one.
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