Toronto Mobile Vet In-Home End Of Life Services For Pets
Compassionate end-of-life care in the comfort of your home.
When it's time to say goodbye to a beloved companion, it's often one of the hardest decisions a family will ever face. Home is where they feel safest through it all, free from the stress and unfamiliarity of a cold, clinical setting. Dr. Yvonne Lee and her team provide gentle in-home palliative care for as long as your pet needs it, and when the time comes, a peaceful in-home euthanasia — because every family deserves a goodbye that feels peaceful, not rushed, surrounded by the comfort of home and the family who loves them most.
- ★★★★★ 5.0 on Google
- 20+ Years of Veterinary Experience
- Proudly Serving Toronto & the GTA
the comfort of home
Why Choose In-Home Care?
For a pet who is already scared, sick, or in pain, a trip to the clinic can add stress no family wants to add. In-home care lets them stay exactly where they feel safest.
Familiar & Comforting
Your pet stays surrounded by the sights, sounds, and people they know best — not an unfamiliar exam room.
No Stressful Car Ride
Skip the anxious drive and waiting room — especially hard on a pet who's already frightened or in pain
A Calmer Experience
Pets are naturally more relaxed at home, which often makes the whole visit gentler for everyone.
No Rush, No Clock
In-home visits move at your family's pace, not a clinic's schedule.
Complete Privacy
Say goodbye in your own space, without other clients, exam rooms, or a hallway in between.
Full, Undivided Attention
Every visit is focused only on your pet and your family — never split between other patients.
THE PROCESS
How Our In-Home Services Work
“In-home end-of-life care means comfort at every stage — from palliative care that eases pain and extends good days, to a peaceful goodbye when the time comes — all in the comfort of home, where pets feel calmer than they do at the clinic. We guide you gently through every step, moving at your pace, from that first phone call to the days that follow.
A Conversation First
Reach out by phone or online. We’ll talk through your pet’s condition, answer your questions, and schedule a visit at a time that feels right for your family.
An In-Home Assessment
Dr. Yvonne visits your home, reviews your pet’s medical history (if available) and has a discussion with you and your family. She examines your pet and will discuss if euthanasia is the most humane decision.
A Peaceful, Gentle Goodbye
When the time comes, it happens right where your pet feels safest — at home, in a favorite spot, surrounded by the people who love them. Dr. Yvonne Lee moves through it gently and at your pace.
Aftercare & Support
Afterward, we help arrange cremation (communal or private) or at-home burial, whichever feels right for your family. We remain here for you in the days that follow.
WHERE WE SERVE
Proudly Serving Toronto & the Greater Toronto Area
We bring compassionate in-home hospice, palliative, and end-of-life care directly to your door — across the city and surrounding communities.
OUR SERVICES
Quality of Life Consultations
We’ll help to assess your pet’s current physical state and make treatment decisions in the comfort of your home.
In-Home Pet Euthanasia
Compassionate & pain-free euthanasia performed in the comfort of their home with your loved ones.
Aftercare
Support
Aftercare support includes private cremation, communal cremation, and at-home burials.
meet your veterinarian
Meet Dr. Yvonne Lee
B.Sc., B.V.Sc.
A native Torontonian with more than 20 years in the field of veterinary medicine, Dr. Lee is a fully certified and practicing veterinarian who focuses on providing compassionate in-home palliative care & humane euthanasia for pets throughout Toronto & surrounding areas.
Testimonial
Hi Dr Lee – you helped my Ruby cross the rainbow bridge in December 2022. The day that you came to our home, I contacted my regular vet. They referred me to a mobile hospice vet, who, to this day, has not called me back. If it wasn’t for you I don’t know what I would have done. You came out in the middle of one of the worst blizzards we had. You were the calm in the storm that evening.
I lack the words to tell you how you have made this experience easier. You showed so much compassion and care during one of the most difficult moments of my life. I felt as though I had a friend by my side as I said goodbye to my girl.
Your level of care surpasses anything I have ever seen. You made it possible to give my Ruby the ultimate gift – a safe, dignified, peaceful passing. I can’t imagine your job is easy, but I wanted you to know, that your care and kindness is something I have never experienced in veterinary medicine.
L.C.
Google Review
Common Questions
Questions Families Often Ask
How do I know it's time to say goodbye?
Knowing when it is time to say goodbye is one of the hardest decisions we will ever make for a beloved pet. There is no perfect moment, and no one knows your pet better than you do.
Often, the signs are gentle changes that happen over time. You may notice that your pet is having more difficult days than comfortable ones, is no longer enjoying their favourite activities, or is struggling with eating, drinking, breathing, moving, resting, or simply being comfortable. Sometimes, you may just feel that your pet is telling you they are tired.
You don’t have to wait until your pet is suffering or experiencing a crisis before reaching out. It is always okay to call us simply because you are unsure. Through a quality of life consultation, Dr. Lee can help you look at your pet’s quality of life, talk through what you are seeing at home, and answer your questions with compassion and without judgment.
Choosing euthanasia is never an easy decision. It is a deeply personal act of love — helping your pet leave peacefully, with dignity and comfort, when their quality of life is no longer what it should be.
You don’t have to make this decision alone. We are here to help you recognize when the time may be near and to support you, whatever you decide.
Is in-home euthanasia painful for my pet? What can I expect for the process?
Our goal is to make your pet’s final moments as peaceful, gentle, and comfortable as possible. Euthanasia itself is not painful. Before the final injection is given, we take time to help your pet feel relaxed and comfortable, always using a sedative so they can become sedated and deeply relaxed.
Your pet may feel a brief pinch or a little discomfort when the first injection is given, much like a routine vaccination or blood draw. We understand that even this small moment can be difficult to watch, which is why we take our time and handle your pet as gently as possible.
Once they are deeply sedated, the final euthanasia injection allows them to pass peacefully without pain.
They are not aware of what is happening and do not experience the fear or discomfort of the procedure. You may notice changes such as a deep breath, small twitches, or the release of urine or stool after your pet has passed. These are normal physical responses and do not mean that your pet is in pain or distress.
Our priority is to provide a calm, loving goodbye where your pet feels safe, surrounded by the people they love most.
How much does in-home euthanasia cost?
The total costs for our in-home pet euthanasia services vary based on species, weight, where you live, whether you choose flame cremation or aquamation and a few additional factors.
For an exact quote, reach out to us as soon as possible. Once we have your information we should be able to give you an accurate range to prepare for.
We're here when you're ready
Comfort, Compassion, and Love Until the Very End
Reach out for a free, no-obligation conversation. We’ll answer your questions and help you find the right path forward — with warmth, and without pressure.
Financial Assistance May Be Available
If you are a low-income pet owner and find the end-of-life costs too demanding, please speak with Dr. Lee about applying for assistance.
Proudly Canadian. Independently Owned. Compassionately Led.
A woman-owned clinic providing compassionate end-of-life care for pets and the families who love them, across the GTA.