Home euthanasia & end-of-life care · London
If your pet is struggling — in pain, exhausted, no longer themselves —
home euthanasia is the kindest thing you can do.
No journey to the practice.
No unfamiliar room.
Just a gentle process, at home, in the place they know and love, surrounded by you.
Same-day appointments are often available across London.
What families say
"Alessandro attended to our family during a truly heartbreaking time when it came to helping our 21-year-old, much-loved kitty, Whisper, end her journey with peace and dignity. His compassion and calming presence made an unbearable moment feel supported and understood. We are especially grateful that he drove 90 minutes each way late at night so that none of us would have to endure even one extra second of suffering."
Kevin K. · ★★★★★ · Google Review
Pricing
Home euthanasia prices are shown clearly below. Cremation is optional and arranged separately.
All breeds · includes sedation
Priced by weight · includes sedation
I can help arrange cremation or burial afterwards. We can talk through the options when you are ready.
About
I've been through this with my own pets. There is a moment when you feel they've had enough, and you know it may be time to let them go. You don't need a score to tell you that. You know.
What I can promise you is a peaceful process, and support for you as well as your pet through this final stage of their life. A sedative is given first, so your pet drifts into a deep, comfortable sleep before anything else happens. They feel nothing. They are simply... at rest. Then, gently, they go. It is quiet. It is calm. It is how it should be.
No drive to the practice. No waiting room. No being taken to a back room alone. Just your home, your family, your pet's favourite spot — and someone who has done this hundreds of times and will guide you through every moment.
I'm an independent vet. When you contact me, you speak to me. That's how it stays.
Want to know who I am and why I do this?
How it works
Message or call me directly. Tell me about your pet, where you are, and what's happening. I'll get back to you personally.
I arrive at your home at the agreed time and talk you through what will happen before we begin.
A gentle sedative is given first, followed by the euthanasia injection.
I can help arrange cremation or burial afterwards. We can talk through the options when you are ready.
The visit
A little more about what happens from the moment you contact me, through the appointment, and afterwards.
Read about the visit →No fasting needed. Feed them their favourite food that morning — something they love, even something they wouldn't normally have. This day is theirs. No restrictions, no clinical preparation. Just love.
Never. I do not use muzzles. Your pet will not be restrained. They stay in your arms, in their own home, calm and comfortable from the moment I arrive.
No. Pain relief is given alongside the sedative, so your pet falls into a deep, comfortable sleep before anything else happens. The other injection is given only when they are fully relaxed and unaware. It is completely peaceful.
There is no rush. Sedation takes around 5–15 minutes to take full effect. Once your pet is settled and sleeping, the process itself is very quick — a matter of seconds. I stay as long as you need me to afterwards.
Yes — and I encourage it. Children, other pets, everyone who loves them. You choose who is present. Your pet should be surrounded by the people they love. That is the whole point of doing this at home.
Wherever your pet is most comfortable — their bed, the sofa, the garden, a favourite corner. You choose. I bring everything I need.
I will always try. Same-day appointments are often available across London. Message me and I will do everything I can to come to you.
You already do. That is why you are here. Trust yourself — you know your pet better than anyone. When their suffering outweighs their joy, when the good days are gone, that is enough. You are not giving up. You are letting go, with love.
For dog owners
This conversation between Andrew Huberman and Cesar Millan on energy, life with dogs, and the courage of letting go is one of the most beautiful we've come across. If you have a dog, watch it. Watch the episode (skip to 50:23) →
Contact
I respond to every message personally. If it's urgent, say so — I'll do everything I can to come to you today.
If you would rather not call, send me a few details here. I will reply personally and confirm the options and price before anything is booked.