How things end matters.
Home pet euthanasia across Norwich, from the lanes around the Cathedral and Tombland through to Eaton, Thorpe St Andrew, Mile Cross and the villages on the edge of the city. A vet visits with sedation first, cremation arranged through a Norfolk provider.
Same day
Visits often available
24 / 7
Out-of-hours covered
5 ★
From 160+ Google reviews
From £270
Fixed pricing by pet size
Fair Care.
Clinical care brings expertise, safety and solutions. At the end of a pet's life, what matters more is comfort, calm and dignity. Our promise to Norwich families is simple: clear standards, honest pricing, and time.
Clear standards, not vague promises
Every visit follows the same gentle process, delivered by an RCVS-qualified vet.
Known steps before, during and after
You know exactly what to expect at every stage, including aftercare and cremation.
Honest, transparent pricing
Real prices shown by pet size. No call-out charges and no surprises.
Time, space and calm, not pressure
We allow as long as your family needs. This is never rushed.
Covering NR1, NR2, NR3, NR4, NR5, NR6, NR7& surrounding postcodes
Norwich is a small cathedral city with a strong sense of place and the homes we visit reflect that. The dogs we are asked to see have usually walked the same routes for years: Eaton Park and the Yare for the streets around Eaton and Cringleford, Mousehold Heath for the older retrievers of Thorpe Hamlet and Heartsease, Waterloo Park for the families in Mile Cross and Wensum, Earlham Park for the homes around the university and Bowthorpe, Whitlingham Country Park for the dogs out at Trowse and Whitlingham. The Cow Tower walk along the Wensum is a favourite for the older spaniels and labradors we visit. Cats are usually long-resident garden cats in a Golden Triangle Edwardian terrace or a Sprowston semi, in and out the back door for a decade. By the time we are called, putting an elderly pet into a car along Earlham Road or out onto the A11 for a clinic visit is rarely the right last thing. We cover the NR postcodes across the city: Tombland, Magdalen Street, Mile Cross, Wensum, Heartsease, Thorpe Hamlet, Thorpe St Andrew, Sprowston, Catton, Hellesdon, Bowthorpe, Earlham, Eaton, Cringleford, Lakenham, Trowse, Tuckswood and Lakenfields. Our vets are RCVS-registered and the visit is unhurried. Sedation is used first. Cremation is arranged through a trusted Norfolk crematorium. The number on this page is our central booking line, answered by a person who will arrange a vet for your home visit in Norwich.
Three steps. We handle everything around the clinical care so your family can focus on being there.
Speak to a calm, experienced team member on the local number, or message on WhatsApp. We help you plan timing and answer any questions before anything is booked.
An RCVS-qualified vet arrives at the agreed time, explains gently what will happen, gives a sedative first, and takes as long as your family needs.
If you have chosen cremation, we co-ordinate everything with a trusted partner. Ashes returned, or communal cremation if you prefer.
Honest, transparent pricing
Fair care means fair pricing. Here is exactly what a home visit costs in Norwich. Out-of-hours covers evenings, nights and early mornings, and any time at weekends or on bank holidays. Only one of these is ever added.
Travel is a flat £39 however far we travel, so there is never any extra mileage to work out.
These fees are for the at-home euthanasia appointment only and do not include cremation or aftercare. We can arrange cremation and aftercare for you if you wish, and we will provide a clear quote for those services before you book, so you know the full cost before confirming the appointment.
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“From the first moment I made a call to them , knowing that my 16 year old friend , Blue was ready to bid us goodbye , I knew I had rang the right people. Jennie was so so kind and compassionate, and organised everything so efficiently, and quickly. It was exactly what I needed.…”
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★★★★★
“I can’t recommend this lovely business enough. After making the very difficult decision about Teddy, they arranged everything for me in a very sensitive way. I felt so supported and taken care of , all the arrangements from start to finish were very well organised, everything…”
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★★★★★
“Great service. Warm, empathetic and reassuring. Jennie talked me through the process and answered all my questions. Dr Jack was really lovely - he put our beloved dog at ease and her passing was quick and painless. We also used Legacy Pets, as recommended, and our experience…”
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★★★★★
“At one of the hardest and darkest times of our lives, Jennie, Dr Alex and their team showed nothing but compassion and kindness. It was so important to us that Lola could be home to go to sleep to be surrounded by those who love her and for her to feel safe and at peace. The…”
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★★★★★
“Word's cannot explain how wonderful Pet Euthanasia have been when we sadly had to say goodbye to our beloved cat Sheba who was 21yrs old & we have been blessed to have had her in our lives for sooooo long! Special Thank you to Dr Jack who was just sooo INCREDIBLE & delicate with…”
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★★★★★
“The pet euthanasia people have been amazing, they took care of everything with such compassion and understanding. My little Mia was shown such dignity and empathy, and at a heartbreaking time made me feel supported knowing i was doing the best for her in the last days of her…”
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One of the hardest questions any family faces. Our free Quality of Life Assessment walks you through the signs vets look for, mobility, appetite, comfort, interest in surroundings. You are also welcome to phone and talk it through. There is no pressure either way.
Most visits across Norwich and the surrounding area are booked same-day, often within a couple of hours. Pre-planned visits for a specific day and time are also available. For urgent, out-of-hours situations the local number is answered from 8am to 8pm.
Your vet arrives, introduces themselves quietly, and takes a few minutes to explain what will happen. They give your pet a gentle sedative first, so they become relaxed and sleepy, usually resting in your arms or on their bed. Only then is the final injection given, and your pet slips away peacefully. We never rush this.
Out-of-hours and same-day visits carry a small surcharge (£70 each, or £89 combined, and £100 overnight). The visit fee itself is the same regardless of day or time.
Yes, if you would like. Many families find it helpful to say goodbye together. We take your lead on who is present and make sure everyone feels comfortable, including other pets in the household.
We co-ordinate everything. You can choose individual cremation (ashes returned to you), communal cremation (no ashes returned), or home burial if that is what you prefer. No pressure, just the options explained clearly.
Cremation is handled through a trusted partner working across the East of England, so your pet stays in the local area. The cremation partner collects your pet directly from your home in Norwich after the appointment, and they return the ashes, usually within 48 hours. If you would prefer communal cremation, with no ashes returned, that option is available too. Either way, the choice is yours and we will explain everything before the visit.
Yes, every vet visiting Norwich is RCVS-qualified and trained for at-home euthanasia, the same gentle process every time. The same gentle process is followed on every visit: introductions and time to settle, a sedative first so your pet drifts into a deep sleep, and only then the final injection. We never rush, and we will explain each step quietly as we go.
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How things end matters.
Whether you need us today or you would like to plan ahead, the Norwich team is here to listen. No pressure, just a calm conversation about what is best for your pet.
