Care at home
A planned veterinary end-of-life visit in the pet's familiar environment.
For veterinary colleagues
Refer a patient for compassionate veterinary end-of-life care in the familiarity of their own home.

Working together
For some pets, travel and the clinical environment can add stress to an already difficult day. A home visit gives the family time and familiar surroundings while maintaining a clear veterinary pathway.
A planned veterinary end-of-life visit in the pet's familiar environment.
Time to explain the visit and practical arrangements clearly to the family.
Private cremation, community cremation or home burial where appropriate.
A straightforward referral route that respects the existing vet–client relationship.
Referral process
A full record is not needed for the first contact. A concise summary helps establish suitability and urgency without delaying the initial conversation.
Confirm that the family would like to explore an at-home visit and is aware that their details will be shared.
Share the relevant clinical picture, medication, mobility needs, location and likely timeframe through the secure enquiry form.
We review availability, talk through any missing practical details and arrange a suitable appointment where possible.
Any further records or practice communication can be arranged directly once the initial referral has been received.
If a patient is in severe or rapidly worsening distress, please use the appropriate practice or emergency-care pathway rather than waiting for an online response.