Services
Hearthside Hospice provides a number of services to provide palliative and hospice care through euthanasia and memorialization of your beloved pet. Please see below for a list of available services and do not hesitate to reach out to discuss options if you have a pet requiring special care and services
In Home Euthanasia
$395 | Compassionate end-of-life care Saying goodbye to a beloved companion is one of the most difficult decisions a family can make. In-home euthanasia allows your pet to spend their final moments in the comfort and familiarity of home, surrounded by the people who love them. Dr. Alex provides a gentle, unhurried experience, prioritizing your pet's comfort and your family's wishes throughout the process. Each appointment includes a consultation, house call within Burlington or West Burlington, sedation and euthanasia, and a burial bag. Additional travel, after-hours, or extended appointment fees may apply.
Hospice & Palliative Care
In-home consultation: $150 | Virtual consultations starting at $75 A serious or terminal diagnosis doesn't always mean it's time to say goodbye. Veterinary hospice and palliative care focus on maintaining comfort, managing symptoms, and preserving quality of life for as long as possible. Dr. Alex works with families to assess pain, mobility, appetite, and daily comfort while developing individualized care plans. Consultations can include medication reviews, treatment recommendations, and guidance for navigating difficult decisions. In-home and virtual consultations are available. Virtual consultations without an established veterinarian-client-patient relationship are limited to general education and guidance. Hearthside Hospice is intended to operate as a supplement to your routine veterinary care and not intended as a replacement for your primary care veterinarian. Hearthside Hospice is not a full service veterinary clinic and emergency veterinary services and on-call services are not available. If you are in need of emergency care, please reach out to your primary care veterinarian or closest veterinary emergency room.
