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  • About Dr. Susan Holt
  • Prices
  • Aquamation: Eco-Friendly Cremation
  • Hours and Territory
  • Forms To Fill Out
  • When is it time to euthanize?/Quality of Life Scale
  • The Process of Euthanasia: What is actually happening to my pet
  • Preparing for the at home euthanasia visit
  • Pet Loss Support
  • Cannabis for end of life care.
  • Make a Difference Program
  • Helping Your Child When It's Time to Say Goodbye
  • Other Mobile Veterinarians available for in-home euthanasia
SAY GOODBYE AT HOME
  • Homepage
  • About Dr. Susan Holt
  • Prices
  • Aquamation: Eco-Friendly Cremation
  • Hours and Territory
  • Forms To Fill Out
  • When is it time to euthanize?/Quality of Life Scale
  • The Process of Euthanasia: What is actually happening to my pet
  • Preparing for the at home euthanasia visit
  • Pet Loss Support
  • Cannabis for end of life care.
  • Make a Difference Program
  • Helping Your Child When It's Time to Say Goodbye
  • Other Mobile Veterinarians available for in-home euthanasia
SAY GOODBYE AT HOME

Prices

Say goodbye at hOme prices

Initial Phone/Email Consultations: Complimentary

Forms of payment accepted: Credit Card and Cash. We do not accept Care Credit or personal checks.
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In Home Euthanasia:
  • $325
  • $375 for pets weighing over 100 lb
  • This Includes the at-home visit, a brief physical exam and consultation if requested, sedation, IV catheter placement and euthanasia. It does NOT include cremation or disposal of remains but we do offer those services. Please see below or visit the Aquamation page for options and prices.

​Pick up of remains (if patient is already deceased, not for euthanasia appointments)
  • ​$150 - $200
  • This Includes the at-home visit by a veterinary technician or Dr. Holt to pick up the remains of your pet after he/she has already passed. It does NOT include cremation or disposal of remains but we do offer those services. Please see below for traditional cremation through Final Gift Crematorium or visit the Aquamation page for options and prices.
  • WE DO NOT OWN A FACILITY FOR YOU TO DROP OFF REMAINS. THIS IS A MOBILE SERVICE ONLY.

Traditional Cremation Services

We will take care of the remains for you after we euthanize or pick up your deceased pet. Please refer to prices below. All remains will be sent to Final Gift Crematorium, Cemetery and Funeral Home for both private and communal cremation unless you choose to bury your pet or use a crematorium of your choice. Please visit www.finalgift.com for more information on cremation products.

Aquamation/Eco-Friendly Cremation (see next page (Aquamation) for more information and pricing):

Aquamation, also known as alkaline hydrolysis, is a flameless process that utilizes the same mechanism that occurs as part of nature's course when a body is laid to rest in the soil. We use a combination of gentle water flow, temperature, and a small amount of alkalinity to accelerate nature's process. After either a flame cremation or Aquamation only the bones remain. In fact, Aquamation preserves more of the ash remains with no black ash carbonization when compared to fire cremation.

Aquamation produces significantly less impact than traditional fire
cremation. This is because Aquamation produces no direct emissions of harmful greenhouse gases or mercury into the atmosphere, nor does this process burn any fossil fuels. The process is very efficient, with more than 90% energy savings compared to flame cremation and only 1/10th the carbon footprint.
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Traditional Private Cremation:

With this option, after we have euthanized your pet, the remains are transported from your home by Say Goodbye At Home Mobile Veterinary Euthanasia Services to the crematorium. Each pet is placed in the crematory alone, and your pet’s ashes will be mailed to you within about 7-10 days via certified mail. The cremation remains of your pet will be returned to you in a cedar wooden urn. The prices below include transportation of remains to the crematorium, private cremation, a cedar urn plus a personalized engraved brass plate, as well as shipment to your home via certified mail.

We understand that the sanctity of the cremation process is extremely important to a pet owner. It is just as important to us. All remains are handled with care and respect.

Due to inflation and increasing prices at the crematorium, these prices will be increasing on January 1st, 2023.

Traditional Private Cremation:
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Pets weighing less than 25 lb: $260
Pets weighing 26-50 lb: $280
Pets weighing 51-75 lb: $300
​Pets weighing 75-100 lb: $325
Pets weighing 101-150 lb: $375
Pets weighing over 151 lb: $425

Traditional Communal Cremation:

With this option, after we have euthanized your pet, the remains are transported from your home by Say Goodbye At Home Mobile Veterinary Euthanasia Services to the crematorium. Pets are cremated with other pets and ashes are buried in an unmarked area at Angel View Crematorium, Cemetery and funeral home.

Important notice about disposal of remains/communal cremation: Your pet's ashes will not be returned to you!

Pets weighing less than 25 lb: $125
Pets weighing 26-50 lb: $150
Pets weighing 51-75 lb: $200

Pets weighing 76-100 lb: $250
Pets weighing over 101 lb: $300

Clay Paw Prints: $50/paw print (these are made at the crematorium, not by Dr. Holt)

Alternatively you may also choose to make your own arrangements with a pet cemetery, crematorium, or other provider. We do not help with burial of remains if you decide to do so but we are more than happy to provide you with information on how to bury your pet at home. We are not responsible for your pet if you decide to use another method for handling remains other than the ones listed above. Please contact your local city hall to discuss the legalities and city ordinances in regards to at-home burial.

​Travel costs for travel beyond South Shore and Boston area:

Please ask for an estimate. Travel cost is based on mileage beyond our "territory" which is Boston and that the South Shore. Please visit the tab "Our Territory" for more information about the areas we service.
“Some pets come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for a while and leave paw prints in our hearts and we are never, ever the same.” -Anonymous
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