In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Virginia Beach, VA
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 $300 with optional cremation ranging from $95 - $575, depending on your pet's weight and cremation type
Dr. Erin Struble
Also serves: Yorktown, Hampton
Meet Dr. Erin Struble, DVM, a dedicated veterinarian whose passion lies in providing compassionate end-of-life care for your beloved companions. Growing up as a navy brat, she developed a deep appreciation for the concept of "home," with Hampton Roads being the constant anchor in her life. After earning her degree from the Virginia Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2016, she eagerly returned to this cherished community to establish her roots. For the past seven years, Dr. Struble has been an integral part of the Newport News general practice scene, extending her heartfelt patient care throughout the Peninsula. Dr. Erin Struble's mission is simple yet profound: to offer tender, kind, and serene end-of-life care for your cherished best friends. Her affinity for feline companionship runs deep, as she shares her life with three beloved cats—Astrid, Wally, and Soufflé—alongside a loyal German shepherd named Hiccup. The mark of her compassion extends even further, having opened her heart and home to numerous foster pets, each leaving an indelible imprint. Beyond her veterinary endeavors, Dr. Struble is deeply involved in animal rescue, with a particular focus on nurturing orphaned kittens and puppies. During the summer months, she can often be spotted with multiple crates and a baby bag filled with essential supplies, devotedly ensuring the best possible start for these vulnerable lives. While animals are at the center of her world, she also finds solace and joy in activities like crocheting, beach outings, and embracing the enchantment of all things Disney. Dr. Erin Struble's journey into veterinary care commenced at the age of 16, marked by her involvement in animal rescue work. This experience ignited a profound realization—that her love for animals was more than a mere sentiment; it was an undeniable calling. It was in the capacity of an assistant at a local veterinary practice later that year that she found her true path. Since then, there has been no looking back. Driven by the belief that every animal deserves to know love and cherish, she is especially committed to ensuring their twilight years are filled with warmth and comfort. Dr. Erin Struble, DVM, feels incredibly honored to play a role in facilitating an environment of love and family during their final moments, creating poignant experiences for both pets and their owners in Hampton Roads.
Dr. Erin Struble
Also serves: Yorktown, Hampton
Meet Dr. Erin Struble, DVM, a dedicated veterinarian whose passion lies in providing compassionate end-of-life care for your beloved companions. Growing up as a navy brat, she developed a deep appreciation for the concept of "home," with Hampton Roads being the constant anchor in her life. After earning her degree from the Virginia Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2016, she eagerly returned to this cherished community to establish her roots. For the past seven years, Dr. Struble has been an integral part of the Newport News general practice scene, extending her heartfelt patient care throughout the Peninsula. Dr. Erin Struble's mission is simple yet profound: to offer tender, kind, and serene end-of-life care for your cherished best friends. Her affinity for feline companionship runs deep, as she shares her life with three beloved cats—Astrid, Wally, and Soufflé—alongside a loyal German shepherd named Hiccup. The mark of her compassion extends even further, having opened her heart and home to numerous foster pets, each leaving an indelible imprint. Beyond her veterinary endeavors, Dr. Struble is deeply involved in animal rescue, with a particular focus on nurturing orphaned kittens and puppies. During the summer months, she can often be spotted with multiple crates and a baby bag filled with essential supplies, devotedly ensuring the best possible start for these vulnerable lives. While animals are at the center of her world, she also finds solace and joy in activities like crocheting, beach outings, and embracing the enchantment of all things Disney. Dr. Erin Struble's journey into veterinary care commenced at the age of 16, marked by her involvement in animal rescue work. This experience ignited a profound realization—that her love for animals was more than a mere sentiment; it was an undeniable calling. It was in the capacity of an assistant at a local veterinary practice later that year that she found her true path. Since then, there has been no looking back. Driven by the belief that every animal deserves to know love and cherish, she is especially committed to ensuring their twilight years are filled with warmth and comfort. Dr. Erin Struble, DVM, feels incredibly honored to play a role in facilitating an environment of love and family during their final moments, creating poignant experiences for both pets and their owners in Hampton Roads.
Dr. Philip Haros
Dr. Philip Haros is a compassionate veterinarian who is dedicated to providing pet owners with support during one of the most challenging moments in their journey with their beloved companions. Born and raised in Hampton Roads, Dr. Haros recently returned to the area in 2022 to practice full-time at Kempsville Veterinary Hospital. His journey in veterinary medicine led him to pursue a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Melbourne, and he has gained valuable veterinary training experiences in Canada, Australia, and the United States. Dr. Haros firmly believes that this diverse background enhances his ability to deliver exceptional veterinary care and build lasting client-doctor relationships. During this difficult time, you can trust Dr. Haros to facilitate a peaceful passing for your cherished companion. Dr. Haros initially entered the field of veterinary medicine driven by a passion for wildlife conservation. However, he eventually found his calling in small animal care, particularly in caring for cats and dogs. He takes immense pride in his ability to assist pet owners in transitioning their pets to the afterlife with compassion and sensitivity, making the process as smooth and comforting as possible. Outside of his veterinary practice, Dr. Haros enjoys a variety of activities that reflect his love for nature and relaxation. He finds solace in gardening, kayaking, and swimming, and he has a knack for writing. But perhaps his favorite pastime is spending quality time cuddling with his own furry companion, Ovi, a 5-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog. Despite his hefty 125-pound frame, Ovi is a bundle of affection, constantly seeking snuggles and providing warmth and companionship to Dr. Haros and his family. Dr. Philip Haros is committed to supporting you and your pet with care, empathy, and expertise during the challenging and emotional journey of saying goodbye to a beloved animal companion.
Dr. Philip Haros
Dr. Philip Haros is a compassionate veterinarian who is dedicated to providing pet owners with support during one of the most challenging moments in their journey with their beloved companions. Born and raised in Hampton Roads, Dr. Haros recently returned to the area in 2022 to practice full-time at Kempsville Veterinary Hospital. His journey in veterinary medicine led him to pursue a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Melbourne, and he has gained valuable veterinary training experiences in Canada, Australia, and the United States. Dr. Haros firmly believes that this diverse background enhances his ability to deliver exceptional veterinary care and build lasting client-doctor relationships. During this difficult time, you can trust Dr. Haros to facilitate a peaceful passing for your cherished companion. Dr. Haros initially entered the field of veterinary medicine driven by a passion for wildlife conservation. However, he eventually found his calling in small animal care, particularly in caring for cats and dogs. He takes immense pride in his ability to assist pet owners in transitioning their pets to the afterlife with compassion and sensitivity, making the process as smooth and comforting as possible. Outside of his veterinary practice, Dr. Haros enjoys a variety of activities that reflect his love for nature and relaxation. He finds solace in gardening, kayaking, and swimming, and he has a knack for writing. But perhaps his favorite pastime is spending quality time cuddling with his own furry companion, Ovi, a 5-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog. Despite his hefty 125-pound frame, Ovi is a bundle of affection, constantly seeking snuggles and providing warmth and companionship to Dr. Haros and his family. Dr. Philip Haros is committed to supporting you and your pet with care, empathy, and expertise during the challenging and emotional journey of saying goodbye to a beloved animal companion.
Dr. Erin Struble
Also serves: Yorktown, Hampton
Meet Dr. Erin Struble, DVM, a dedicated veterinarian whose passion lies in providing compassionate end-of-life care for your beloved companions. Growing up as a navy brat, she developed a deep appreciation for the concept of "home," with Hampton Roads being the constant anchor in her life. After earning her degree from the Virginia Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2016, she eagerly returned to this cherished community to establish her roots. For the past seven years, Dr. Struble has been an integral part of the Newport News general practice scene, extending her heartfelt patient care throughout the Peninsula. Dr. Erin Struble's mission is simple yet profound: to offer tender, kind, and serene end-of-life care for your cherished best friends. Her affinity for feline companionship runs deep, as she shares her life with three beloved cats—Astrid, Wally, and Soufflé—alongside a loyal German shepherd named Hiccup. The mark of her compassion extends even further, having opened her heart and home to numerous foster pets, each leaving an indelible imprint. Beyond her veterinary endeavors, Dr. Struble is deeply involved in animal rescue, with a particular focus on nurturing orphaned kittens and puppies. During the summer months, she can often be spotted with multiple crates and a baby bag filled with essential supplies, devotedly ensuring the best possible start for these vulnerable lives. While animals are at the center of her world, she also finds solace and joy in activities like crocheting, beach outings, and embracing the enchantment of all things Disney. Dr. Erin Struble's journey into veterinary care commenced at the age of 16, marked by her involvement in animal rescue work. This experience ignited a profound realization—that her love for animals was more than a mere sentiment; it was an undeniable calling. It was in the capacity of an assistant at a local veterinary practice later that year that she found her true path. Since then, there has been no looking back. Driven by the belief that every animal deserves to know love and cherish, she is especially committed to ensuring their twilight years are filled with warmth and comfort. Dr. Erin Struble, DVM, feels incredibly honored to play a role in facilitating an environment of love and family during their final moments, creating poignant experiences for both pets and their owners in Hampton Roads.
Dr. Erin Struble
Also serves: Yorktown, Hampton
Meet Dr. Erin Struble, DVM, a dedicated veterinarian whose passion lies in providing compassionate end-of-life care for your beloved companions. Growing up as a navy brat, she developed a deep appreciation for the concept of "home," with Hampton Roads being the constant anchor in her life. After earning her degree from the Virginia Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2016, she eagerly returned to this cherished community to establish her roots. For the past seven years, Dr. Struble has been an integral part of the Newport News general practice scene, extending her heartfelt patient care throughout the Peninsula. Dr. Erin Struble's mission is simple yet profound: to offer tender, kind, and serene end-of-life care for your cherished best friends. Her affinity for feline companionship runs deep, as she shares her life with three beloved cats—Astrid, Wally, and Soufflé—alongside a loyal German shepherd named Hiccup. The mark of her compassion extends even further, having opened her heart and home to numerous foster pets, each leaving an indelible imprint. Beyond her veterinary endeavors, Dr. Struble is deeply involved in animal rescue, with a particular focus on nurturing orphaned kittens and puppies. During the summer months, she can often be spotted with multiple crates and a baby bag filled with essential supplies, devotedly ensuring the best possible start for these vulnerable lives. While animals are at the center of her world, she also finds solace and joy in activities like crocheting, beach outings, and embracing the enchantment of all things Disney. Dr. Erin Struble's journey into veterinary care commenced at the age of 16, marked by her involvement in animal rescue work. This experience ignited a profound realization—that her love for animals was more than a mere sentiment; it was an undeniable calling. It was in the capacity of an assistant at a local veterinary practice later that year that she found her true path. Since then, there has been no looking back. Driven by the belief that every animal deserves to know love and cherish, she is especially committed to ensuring their twilight years are filled with warmth and comfort. Dr. Erin Struble, DVM, feels incredibly honored to play a role in facilitating an environment of love and family during their final moments, creating poignant experiences for both pets and their owners in Hampton Roads.
Dr. Philip Haros
Dr. Philip Haros is a compassionate veterinarian who is dedicated to providing pet owners with support during one of the most challenging moments in their journey with their beloved companions. Born and raised in Hampton Roads, Dr. Haros recently returned to the area in 2022 to practice full-time at Kempsville Veterinary Hospital. His journey in veterinary medicine led him to pursue a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Melbourne, and he has gained valuable veterinary training experiences in Canada, Australia, and the United States. Dr. Haros firmly believes that this diverse background enhances his ability to deliver exceptional veterinary care and build lasting client-doctor relationships. During this difficult time, you can trust Dr. Haros to facilitate a peaceful passing for your cherished companion. Dr. Haros initially entered the field of veterinary medicine driven by a passion for wildlife conservation. However, he eventually found his calling in small animal care, particularly in caring for cats and dogs. He takes immense pride in his ability to assist pet owners in transitioning their pets to the afterlife with compassion and sensitivity, making the process as smooth and comforting as possible. Outside of his veterinary practice, Dr. Haros enjoys a variety of activities that reflect his love for nature and relaxation. He finds solace in gardening, kayaking, and swimming, and he has a knack for writing. But perhaps his favorite pastime is spending quality time cuddling with his own furry companion, Ovi, a 5-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog. Despite his hefty 125-pound frame, Ovi is a bundle of affection, constantly seeking snuggles and providing warmth and companionship to Dr. Haros and his family. Dr. Philip Haros is committed to supporting you and your pet with care, empathy, and expertise during the challenging and emotional journey of saying goodbye to a beloved animal companion.
Dr. Philip Haros
Dr. Philip Haros is a compassionate veterinarian who is dedicated to providing pet owners with support during one of the most challenging moments in their journey with their beloved companions. Born and raised in Hampton Roads, Dr. Haros recently returned to the area in 2022 to practice full-time at Kempsville Veterinary Hospital. His journey in veterinary medicine led him to pursue a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Melbourne, and he has gained valuable veterinary training experiences in Canada, Australia, and the United States. Dr. Haros firmly believes that this diverse background enhances his ability to deliver exceptional veterinary care and build lasting client-doctor relationships. During this difficult time, you can trust Dr. Haros to facilitate a peaceful passing for your cherished companion. Dr. Haros initially entered the field of veterinary medicine driven by a passion for wildlife conservation. However, he eventually found his calling in small animal care, particularly in caring for cats and dogs. He takes immense pride in his ability to assist pet owners in transitioning their pets to the afterlife with compassion and sensitivity, making the process as smooth and comforting as possible. Outside of his veterinary practice, Dr. Haros enjoys a variety of activities that reflect his love for nature and relaxation. He finds solace in gardening, kayaking, and swimming, and he has a knack for writing. But perhaps his favorite pastime is spending quality time cuddling with his own furry companion, Ovi, a 5-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog. Despite his hefty 125-pound frame, Ovi is a bundle of affection, constantly seeking snuggles and providing warmth and companionship to Dr. Haros and his family. Dr. Philip Haros is committed to supporting you and your pet with care, empathy, and expertise during the challenging and emotional journey of saying goodbye to a beloved animal companion.
End-of-life care
Services & Pricing
Pet euthanasia and aftercare pricing in Virginia Beach, VA. Costs vary based on your vet, pet weight, and aftercare choices.
