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Closed for Annual Leave
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Our entire team is on annual leave from the 15th of May to the 14th of June 2026 (inclusive of these dates). We will be unavailable for home euthanasia visits and will not be contactable via phone, text or email during this time.
We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this break in our service may cause. Our service will resume on the 15th of June, but pre-bookings will not be available. Please contact us after 9am on Monday the 15th of June if you need to make a booking. Thank you for your understanding while we take a much-needed break. |
Open on weekends and all public holidays from 9am to 11pm
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Saying goodbye to a much-loved pet can be an emotional and heartbreaking experience. Often, as our pets near the end of their lives they can be sick, debilitated, less mobile and/or in pain. We realise that saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest things you will ever have to do. We also understand that in many circumstances, transporting your pet to a veterinary clinic can be distressing and difficult for both your pet and for you.
Paws at Peace offers a dedicated home euthanasia service for terminally ill or elderly pets in Melbourne and surrounding suburbs, between 9am and 11pm every day. Our aim is to provide a service that enables you and your family to say your final goodbyes to your beloved pet in the comfort and familiarity of your pet’s own home, away from the setting of a busy veterinary clinic or emergency vet hospital. We believe that spending the last moments of what has been a wonderful journey together should be calm, peaceful and stress-free for both pet and owner. Our clients are grateful to be able to hold and cuddle their pet in a safe and nurturing environment, as pet and owner share their last moments together. Our vet, Dr Amy Jeffreys, is a fully qualified and registered veterinarian who has a special interest in end of life care of geriatric and terminally ill patients. Dr Amy provides pre-euthanasia guidance and preparation via email or phone, peaceful home euthanasia, and bereavement support. We always use sedation before euthanasia to ensure that your pet is calm and in no distress. Options for aftercare include home burial, group cremation or private cremation. |
