Services & Fees

Love's Last Gift

End of Life services and fees

There are 3 main appointment types: In-Home Euthanasia Without Cremation, In-Home Euthanasia With Communal Cremation, and In-Home Euthanasia with Private Cremation. Pricing vary based on pet weight. Please specify which service you are considering and your pets most current weight when scheduling your appointment. Link to Schedule.

Euthanasia with no cremation. $400-$500

Your pet remains with you after the appointment.

Less than 25 lbs: $400

25-49 lbs: $450

50-99 lbs: $475

100+ lbs: $500

Euthanasia with Communal Cremation. $500-$680

Your pet is transported to Allied Pet Crematory. There, they are cremated with a group, and you don't get their ashes returned to you.

Less than 25 lbs: $500

25-49 lbs: $570

50-99 lbs: $625

100+ lbs: $680

Euthanasia with Private Cremation. $680-$870

Your pet is transported to Allied Pet Crematory. Your pet is cremated individually, and their ashes are returned to you in a wooden urn.

Less than 25 lbs: $640

25-49 lbs: $720

50-99 lbs: $775

100+ lbs: $830

Memorial Items:

Only available if you select one of the cremation services.

Lock of Fur: complimentary

Ink Nose Print: $20

Ink Paw Print: $20

Clay Paw Print: $30

Laser Engravings: $25

Additional Fees

Outside Area Travel Fee (45 min from Napa home base): $50-75

Weekend/Holiday/After Hours Fee: $100 (may apply)

Pricing Break Down

What to expect at an appointment...

At Love’s Last Gift, we gently guide beloved pets across the rainbow bridge with love, dignity, and peace, supporting families with compassion every step of the way.

1. Arrival and Conversation
Dr. Elliott will arrive during the scheduled time window and take a few moments to meet you, answer any questions, and ensure you feel comfortable with each step. You’ll be asked to sign a consent form before we begin. Many families choose a favorite spot in the house or yard for the procedure.

2. Gentle Sedation
To ensure your pet is relaxed and free from stress, we start with a small injection of a sedative and pain relief medication, usually given just under the skin. This allows your pet to slowly drift into a deep, peaceful sleep while you remain by their side, offering comfort and love.

3. Saying Goodbye
Once your pet is deeply asleep and unaware of their surroundings, the veterinarian will administer a final medication that allows them to pass.

4. Aftercare and Honoring Their Memory
You will be given as much time as you need afterwards. If you wish, we can help transport your pet for cremation. Alternatively, you may choose to keep them with you for a private burial. We’re here to support you with whatever feels right for your family.

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