Pet end-of-life prices
A gentle goodbye, with the price in plain sight.
When it’s time, you shouldn’t have to call around to learn what things cost. We list vets who come to your home and pet crematories, with the prices they post and where each one came from.
73 providers in 5 cities · 53% with a posted price · checked Oct 19, 2026
What it usually costs
- In-home euthanasia
- $295 to $545
- Median $400 across 23 posted fees
- Communal cremation
- $45 to $390
- 20 posted
- Private cremation
- $120 to $800
- 23 posted
Lowest posted price per provider. Weight, travel and keepsakes add to it. Read the price guide.
Prices from the source
Every price links to the provider’s own page and the date we checked it. If none is posted, we say so.
Both services, one page
Each listing shows in-home euthanasia and cremation together, so you can see the full cost.
Shared by owners
If you’ve been through this, telling us what you paid helps the next family. No names needed.
Not sure if it’s time?
That’s a question for your own veterinarian, who knows your pet. The American Veterinary Medical Association suggests talking it through with them and with your family. (AVMA)
If you are grieving, Cornell University’s veterinary college keeps a list of pet loss support resources.