In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Vancouver, WA
Schedule a compassionate veterinarian to support you through this difficult time by providing a peaceful goodbye for your beloved pet in the comfort of your home. At home pet euthanasia appointments start at $350 with optional cremation ranging from $185 - $465, depending on your pet's weight and cremation type
Dr. Andrea Dover
Also serves: West Vancouver, La Center, +15 more
Originally hailing from Tucson, Arizona, Dr. Andrea Dover is a seasoned veterinarian who graduated from the Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1999 (or, as her students jokingly tease, "before the turn of the century!"). Her veterinary journey has been diverse, encompassing two distinct phases. In the first half of her career, she embraced the adrenaline rush of emergency medicine. Later, she transitioned into the role of educator, imparting her knowledge to future veterinarians and veterinary technicians. Throughout her veterinary odyssey, one aspect has consistently touched her heart—performing in-home euthanasia, providing comfort and solace to both pets and their families. Dr. Dover currently resides in the countryside, sharing her home with a horse, a llama, and a dog named Peanut. Throughout her veterinary career, Dr. Dover has found her greatest fulfillment in supporting animals and their owners through the sensitive and emotional journey of end-of-life care. Her passion for hospice work has spanned over a decade, and she considers it a profound honor to facilitate a peaceful and pain-free transition for beloved animal companions. Beyond her professional life, Dr. Dover is an avid enthusiast of horseback riding, international travel, and live music events. Her animal companions include Aura, a 25-year-old Arab/Quarterhorse Palomino, who may be a retired senior citizen but still keeps things interesting with his Dennis-The-Menace moments. Larry the Llama is Aura's constant companion, and they share an unbreakable bond. The true star of the Dover household, however, is Peanut, a terrier/Maltese rescue from the humane society. Peanut is convinced that everyone he meets is a friend and exists solely for his entertainment. Dr. Andrea Dover considers it a privilege to offer support to families and their beloved companions during the poignant and significant end-of-life transition.
Dr. Andrea Dover
Also serves: West Vancouver, La Center, +15 more
Originally hailing from Tucson, Arizona, Dr. Andrea Dover is a seasoned veterinarian who graduated from the Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1999 (or, as her students jokingly tease, "before the turn of the century!"). Her veterinary journey has been diverse, encompassing two distinct phases. In the first half of her career, she embraced the adrenaline rush of emergency medicine. Later, she transitioned into the role of educator, imparting her knowledge to future veterinarians and veterinary technicians. Throughout her veterinary odyssey, one aspect has consistently touched her heart—performing in-home euthanasia, providing comfort and solace to both pets and their families. Dr. Dover currently resides in the countryside, sharing her home with a horse, a llama, and a dog named Peanut. Throughout her veterinary career, Dr. Dover has found her greatest fulfillment in supporting animals and their owners through the sensitive and emotional journey of end-of-life care. Her passion for hospice work has spanned over a decade, and she considers it a profound honor to facilitate a peaceful and pain-free transition for beloved animal companions. Beyond her professional life, Dr. Dover is an avid enthusiast of horseback riding, international travel, and live music events. Her animal companions include Aura, a 25-year-old Arab/Quarterhorse Palomino, who may be a retired senior citizen but still keeps things interesting with his Dennis-The-Menace moments. Larry the Llama is Aura's constant companion, and they share an unbreakable bond. The true star of the Dover household, however, is Peanut, a terrier/Maltese rescue from the humane society. Peanut is convinced that everyone he meets is a friend and exists solely for his entertainment. Dr. Andrea Dover considers it a privilege to offer support to families and their beloved companions during the poignant and significant end-of-life transition.
Dr. Rachael Bernard
Dr. Rachael Bernard earned her undergraduate degree from Whitman College in 2011 and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Texas A&M University in 2023. She began her veterinary career in emergency medicine, where she supported many families through unexpected and difficult moments with their pets. Over time, she transitioned into general practice and in-home euthanasia, developing special interests in pain management, soft-tissue surgery, and hospice and palliative care. Her clinical background allows her to approach end-of-life care with both medical precision and deep empathy. Through her work in emergency settings, Dr. Bernard saw firsthand how meaningful a calm and loving goodbye can be for both pets and their families. She is especially passionate about in-home euthanasia because it allows for a more peaceful, personal experience in a familiar environment. She considers it an honor to guide families through one of the hardest parts of pet ownership and is dedicated to ensuring each patient feels safe, comfortable, and cared for in their final moments. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Bernard enjoys exploring new restaurants, spending time outdoors hiking and paddleboarding, and relaxing with a good book. She shares her home with her beloved companions, Spud, a beagle/golden retriever mix, and Stella, a tortoiseshell cat — both of whom happily keep her on call and remind her daily why this work matters.
New to Codapet
Dr. Rachael Bernard
New to Codapet
Dr. Rachael Bernard earned her undergraduate degree from Whitman College in 2011 and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Texas A&M University in 2023. She began her veterinary career in emergency medicine, where she supported many families through unexpected and difficult moments with their pets. Over time, she transitioned into general practice and in-home euthanasia, developing special interests in pain management, soft-tissue surgery, and hospice and palliative care. Her clinical background allows her to approach end-of-life care with both medical precision and deep empathy. Through her work in emergency settings, Dr. Bernard saw firsthand how meaningful a calm and loving goodbye can be for both pets and their families. She is especially passionate about in-home euthanasia because it allows for a more peaceful, personal experience in a familiar environment. She considers it an honor to guide families through one of the hardest parts of pet ownership and is dedicated to ensuring each patient feels safe, comfortable, and cared for in their final moments. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Bernard enjoys exploring new restaurants, spending time outdoors hiking and paddleboarding, and relaxing with a good book. She shares her home with her beloved companions, Spud, a beagle/golden retriever mix, and Stella, a tortoiseshell cat — both of whom happily keep her on call and remind her daily why this work matters.
Dr. Andrea Dover
Also serves: West Vancouver, La Center, +15 more
Originally hailing from Tucson, Arizona, Dr. Andrea Dover is a seasoned veterinarian who graduated from the Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1999 (or, as her students jokingly tease, "before the turn of the century!"). Her veterinary journey has been diverse, encompassing two distinct phases. In the first half of her career, she embraced the adrenaline rush of emergency medicine. Later, she transitioned into the role of educator, imparting her knowledge to future veterinarians and veterinary technicians. Throughout her veterinary odyssey, one aspect has consistently touched her heart—performing in-home euthanasia, providing comfort and solace to both pets and their families. Dr. Dover currently resides in the countryside, sharing her home with a horse, a llama, and a dog named Peanut. Throughout her veterinary career, Dr. Dover has found her greatest fulfillment in supporting animals and their owners through the sensitive and emotional journey of end-of-life care. Her passion for hospice work has spanned over a decade, and she considers it a profound honor to facilitate a peaceful and pain-free transition for beloved animal companions. Beyond her professional life, Dr. Dover is an avid enthusiast of horseback riding, international travel, and live music events. Her animal companions include Aura, a 25-year-old Arab/Quarterhorse Palomino, who may be a retired senior citizen but still keeps things interesting with his Dennis-The-Menace moments. Larry the Llama is Aura's constant companion, and they share an unbreakable bond. The true star of the Dover household, however, is Peanut, a terrier/Maltese rescue from the humane society. Peanut is convinced that everyone he meets is a friend and exists solely for his entertainment. Dr. Andrea Dover considers it a privilege to offer support to families and their beloved companions during the poignant and significant end-of-life transition.
Dr. Andrea Dover
Also serves: West Vancouver, La Center, +15 more
Originally hailing from Tucson, Arizona, Dr. Andrea Dover is a seasoned veterinarian who graduated from the Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1999 (or, as her students jokingly tease, "before the turn of the century!"). Her veterinary journey has been diverse, encompassing two distinct phases. In the first half of her career, she embraced the adrenaline rush of emergency medicine. Later, she transitioned into the role of educator, imparting her knowledge to future veterinarians and veterinary technicians. Throughout her veterinary odyssey, one aspect has consistently touched her heart—performing in-home euthanasia, providing comfort and solace to both pets and their families. Dr. Dover currently resides in the countryside, sharing her home with a horse, a llama, and a dog named Peanut. Throughout her veterinary career, Dr. Dover has found her greatest fulfillment in supporting animals and their owners through the sensitive and emotional journey of end-of-life care. Her passion for hospice work has spanned over a decade, and she considers it a profound honor to facilitate a peaceful and pain-free transition for beloved animal companions. Beyond her professional life, Dr. Dover is an avid enthusiast of horseback riding, international travel, and live music events. Her animal companions include Aura, a 25-year-old Arab/Quarterhorse Palomino, who may be a retired senior citizen but still keeps things interesting with his Dennis-The-Menace moments. Larry the Llama is Aura's constant companion, and they share an unbreakable bond. The true star of the Dover household, however, is Peanut, a terrier/Maltese rescue from the humane society. Peanut is convinced that everyone he meets is a friend and exists solely for his entertainment. Dr. Andrea Dover considers it a privilege to offer support to families and their beloved companions during the poignant and significant end-of-life transition.
Dr. Rachael Bernard
Dr. Rachael Bernard earned her undergraduate degree from Whitman College in 2011 and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Texas A&M University in 2023. She began her veterinary career in emergency medicine, where she supported many families through unexpected and difficult moments with their pets. Over time, she transitioned into general practice and in-home euthanasia, developing special interests in pain management, soft-tissue surgery, and hospice and palliative care. Her clinical background allows her to approach end-of-life care with both medical precision and deep empathy. Through her work in emergency settings, Dr. Bernard saw firsthand how meaningful a calm and loving goodbye can be for both pets and their families. She is especially passionate about in-home euthanasia because it allows for a more peaceful, personal experience in a familiar environment. She considers it an honor to guide families through one of the hardest parts of pet ownership and is dedicated to ensuring each patient feels safe, comfortable, and cared for in their final moments. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Bernard enjoys exploring new restaurants, spending time outdoors hiking and paddleboarding, and relaxing with a good book. She shares her home with her beloved companions, Spud, a beagle/golden retriever mix, and Stella, a tortoiseshell cat — both of whom happily keep her on call and remind her daily why this work matters.
New to Codapet
Dr. Rachael Bernard
New to Codapet
Dr. Rachael Bernard earned her undergraduate degree from Whitman College in 2011 and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Texas A&M University in 2023. She began her veterinary career in emergency medicine, where she supported many families through unexpected and difficult moments with their pets. Over time, she transitioned into general practice and in-home euthanasia, developing special interests in pain management, soft-tissue surgery, and hospice and palliative care. Her clinical background allows her to approach end-of-life care with both medical precision and deep empathy. Through her work in emergency settings, Dr. Bernard saw firsthand how meaningful a calm and loving goodbye can be for both pets and their families. She is especially passionate about in-home euthanasia because it allows for a more peaceful, personal experience in a familiar environment. She considers it an honor to guide families through one of the hardest parts of pet ownership and is dedicated to ensuring each patient feels safe, comfortable, and cared for in their final moments. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Bernard enjoys exploring new restaurants, spending time outdoors hiking and paddleboarding, and relaxing with a good book. She shares her home with her beloved companions, Spud, a beagle/golden retriever mix, and Stella, a tortoiseshell cat — both of whom happily keep her on call and remind her daily why this work matters.
End-of-life care
Services & Pricing
Pet euthanasia and aftercare pricing in Vancouver, WA. Costs vary based on your vet, pet weight, and aftercare choices.
