At Home Pet Euthanasia In Helena, MT

Nobody wants to let go of a family member. Dr Phillips did a wonderful job explaining the process and then listening to our stories to put us at ease. We are grateful to have had her in our home helping us through the process.

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Mar 14 2026 by Daryl Pelletier

There's a special place in heaven for Dr. Michelli. ❤️ She helped us through one of the absolute worst days of our lives. She helped our best baby girl puppy (age12) cross the rainbow bridge in her worst condition. Doctor M. cried with us and loved on our sweet girl like she was part of our family. I can't give more accolades to this company. She made this terrible day bearable and showed our puppy nothing but respect and dignity through her last moments.

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Mar 14 2026 by Amy Biele

Putting down our beloved dog Nala was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. She was a member of our family, and I couldn’t imagine life without her. When we knew it was time it was extremely important to us to have at home euthanasia. Taking her to the vet always made her so anxious. I couldn’t imagine having her last moments be somewhere stressful. She needed to be at home. Dr. Carolyn arrived with the grace and tranquility of an absolute angel. She clearly and calmly explained the process and gave us some time to say our goodbyes. When it was finally time, Nala was able to pass away peacefully, cuddled in my arms in front of our fireplace - one of her favorite spots. I’m grateful every day for Dr. Carolyn’s kind, professional presence. She gave us comfort and peace at a very difficult time. I highly recommend her to anyone needing her services.

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Mar 10 2026 by Meghan Curran

Dr. Dawn was just so amazing. Kind, compassionate, very professional. She helped our cat, Lucy with a quiet, caring passage to a pain free peace. Although this was a very hard decision to make we are so glad we choose Dr. Dawn and Coda Pet.

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Mar 13 2026 by Susan and Gary

After my cat battled Kidney Disease for 3.5 years, her health suddenly declined. I knew early on that I wanted, if it was possible, to have my cat (Pretty) euthanized at home. When the time came, I scheduled the appointment with Dr. Katie Simpson. On the day of, Dr. Katie was very attentive with her communications. She texted when she was on her way to my home and when she was parking. Seemingly simple texts were helpful to me as they inched me into prepping for the inevitable. When Dr. Katie arrived, I could immediately feel warmth emanating from her, which put me at ease. She met Pretty and observed her and assured me that I had made the right decision at the right time. Words I needed to hear. Dr. Katie listened to my telling of how Pretty came into my life and interwove the process and what to expect with more storytelling. When it was time, Dr. Katie was gentle with Pretty and allowed me time to grieve my loss. Dr. Katie stepped out for a bit to give me a few minutes to say goodbye. When she returned, she had a blanket lined basket to remove Pretty, which was a bit of relief as I didn't know what to expect, but it felt like one last hug for Pretty. As a final showing of support, Dr. Katie sent a condolence note thanking me for sharing stories of Pretty. My words that day were heard which meant a lot. I cannot imagine I would have had this same experience had I taken Pretty to a vet. I would encourage anyone who looks at the cost versus that of a vet, and to seriously consider choosing the at-home option. Pets are our babies, so give them the best of their last minutes if it's an option. Thank you Dr. Katie!!! Suzzanne C.

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Mar 10 2026 by s C

I don’t know where to start… Dr. Courtney White made the process of putting down our family dog, Louise, of 16 years so much more easier than we could have ever imagined. I am so grateful that we had the opportunity to lay her to rest surrounded by family. With our pets, kisses, hugs, words of affirmation, and with a little bit of tears soaked into her fur, our precious family dog of nearly two decades was laid to rest. Thank you to Dr. White for giving us (the humans in the room) clarity and walking us through the process, and thank you for being such a kind presence that our otherwise not-so-keen-of-strangers dog was so relaxed around you to the point where she ate out of your hand. We will miss Louise forever and we will never find a dog like her. CodaPet and Dr. White allowed us to say our final goodbyes in an honoring and loving way, she gave us time to grieve, allowed us space to ugly cry, respected our wishes, and understood our emotions, questions, and hesitations

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Mar 14 2026 by Molly

Although it was a very sad situation, we felt so much peace, being able to put our beloved Dotty to rest at home. She had severe anexiety and always had to be medicated to go to the vet. This service was a blessing.

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Mar 10 2026 by Whitney Brown

We recently had to say goodbye to our beloved cat, PeeWee, and we are so grateful for Dr. Jill Thomason. Having her come to our home made a world of difference. PeeWee was able to stay in her favorite spot, calm and comfortable, rather than enduring a stressful trip to the clinic. Dr. Thomason was incredibly gentle and patient, giving us all the time we needed to say our goodbyes, and made sure that our two large labs got the chance to say goodbye as well. She turned a heartbreaking day into a peaceful transition. Losing PeeWee was one of the hardest things our family has gone through, but Dr. Jill Thomason provided such compassionate care during her final moments. She explained everything with so much kindness and respect, ensuring PeeWee was never in pain. Her presence was steady and comforting, and we felt truly supported during the entire process. We cannot recommend her enough for anyone needing in-home euthanasia.

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Mar 14 2026 by Kevin Curry

Dr. Laura DuBose was a great comfort during one of the worst times of our life. Losing our 10 year old black lab Koda was the hardest thing my family and I had ever been through. Dr. Laura was very kind and walked my family and I through the in home euthanasia process. Our baby girl Koda passed peacefully in her bed being held by both of our daughters. She felt no pain at all and it was calm and serene. Dr. Laura did not rush us through any of her visit and allowed us to go at the pace we felt comfortable with. She even stayed and sat with our two daughters after Koda had passed while they continued to say their goodbyes. It was the best case scenario for a very heartbreaking time. I will say that from now on I won’t hesitate to use Dr. Laura in the future should any of my other pets need her assistance. Thank you so much Dr. Laura for the kindness and compassion you showed to Koda and our family. You helped our baby girl across the Rainbow Bridge and for that we are forever grateful.

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Mar 14 2026 by Christine Schmidt

Dr. Sims was incredible. She helped us help our pup leave us in such a peaceful and humane manner. She didn’t rush us she explained everything and she was full of empathy for a very difficult day. It takes a special person to be able to provide euthanasia while making sure family members have the time they need to say goodbye.

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Mar 14 2026 by Laurie Maher

It takes a special kind of person to do this work, and I am so grateful for the kindness and professionalism shown to our family. Dr. Martin made our pet, and all of us, feel as comfortable and peaceful as possible in the privacy of our own home. The experience was so much more compassionate and gentle than a clinical setting; I don’t think I could ever go back to a vet’s office for this procedure again. Thank you for helping us say goodbye with such dignity and love.

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Mar 11 2026 by Karen “Ren” Shaniuk

Dr William’s provided wonderful, empathetic care during the in-home euthanasia process for our beloved dog. I would highly recommend him. Thank you again.

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Mar 14 2026 by Gina Mathias

Dr. Bean and his assistant helped make Cheveyo's transition as gentle as humanly possible. Thank you so much. I will highly recommend you and CodaPet to anyone who's facing one of life's toughest moments. Our furry fella was enjoying little snacks that the doc had brought, surrounded by people who loved him, while he calmly drifted away. I can't lie, we were such a mess at the time, it's largely a blurr. However looking back with a clearer head, I can say it couldn't have been a more natural and calm setting to see him off. We were outside in the shade, exactly where Cheveyo loved to lie, listening to the birds, feeling the warm breeze on our faces. He was comfortable and stress-free knowing exactly where he was. He was home. In this familiar setting we bid our companion of the past 17 years farewell. We wouldn't have wanted it any other way. Previously having accompanied our kitty Knuckles to a vet's office to say goodbye(the only available option then), this experience felt so much more respectful and tranquil. This will alway be a personally gut-wrenching decision for anybody who loves their pet to have to make. I read somewhere that sometimes death is a gift. It doesn't feel that way at the the time, but I like to think this was the case. What kinder love can you give your sweet pet at the end than by lifting their suffering, accepting the heavy weight of it on ourselves to bear when they're gone? Cheveyo, you gave us more enjoyment and love than you'll ever know buddy. I hope you felt our love in return. We'll never ever forget you. Be free Cheveyo.

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Mar 14 2026 by Gene C

Dr. Silberman made one of the hardest days of our lives so much more peaceful and calm. He was absolutely amazing with our Blu, and reassured us that we made the right choice. Thank you, Dr. Silberman 💙

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Mar 12 2026 by Ally Mitchell

It’s heartbreaking losing a pet. Dr Laura and the folks at CodaPet were amazing. They gave us all the time we needed and helped us to realize that we were doing the most compassionate thing for Dear Boss. I would definitely, highly recommend them. Dr Laura had tears in her eyes as we said our Goodbyes. We chose individual cremation with a paw print and it was very nicely done by Agape.

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Mar 13 2026 by lisa koncikowski

Dr Dover with CodaPet was wonderful when she came to my home to euthanize my dog Scout who was in late stage Cushings and it was his time. She explained everything in detail before starting the process and updated me with what to expect at each step. She was so kind to Scout and made sure he was comfortable until the end. I recommend her highly.

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Mar 10 2026 by Trish Agner

Dr. Michele Sims helped us say goodbye to our dog Robb, and I truly could not have asked for a more compassionate person to guide us through such a difficult moment. She was incredibly kind, gentle, and down to earth, and she treated both Robb and our family with so much care and respect. Her ability to schedule online and communicate quickly made everything much easier during an already emotional time. The entire experience was handled with warmth, patience, and dignity, and I’m deeply grateful that Robb had someone like Dr. Sims to help him through his final moments. If you ever find yourself facing one of the hardest decisions a pet owner can make, Dr. Sims is exactly the kind of veterinarian you would want by your side.

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Mar 14 2026 by sarah ricardo

Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest moments a pet owner can face, but having a compassionate veterinarian come to our home made all the difference. When it was time for our cat to cross the Rainbow Bridge, we wanted her final moments to be peaceful, familiar, and filled with love. Dr. Sara Gardhouse gave us exactly that. From the moment she arrived, she was incredibly kind, gentle, and respectful. She took the time to explain everything, never rushed me and allowed me to hold and comfort my cat in her favorite spot at home. The atmosphere was calm and dignified, which helped turn an incredibly painful moment into something beautiful and meaningful. My cat was able to pass peacefully, surrounded by the people and the home she loved. We are so grateful for the compassion and professionalism shown during such a difficult time. If you ever have to make this heartbreaking decision, having someone who treats your pet and your family with such care is truly priceless. It was the best experience we could have hoped for under the circumstances, and we will always be thankful for the kindness shown to our beloved cat in her final moments.

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Mar 11 2026 by Judy Lorenz

Saying goodbye to our dog Nico was one of the hardest things we’ve ever had to do, but Dr. Dzierga made the experience as peaceful and compassionate as it could possibly be. Our dog had cancer, and being able to let him go at home, in a place where he felt safe and loved, meant everything to us. Dr. Dzierga was incredibly kind, gentle, and respectful throughout the entire process. She gave us the time and space to say goodbye and treated Nico with such dignity and care. We will always be grateful for her compassion during such a difficult moment.

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Mar 12 2026 by Kristi Taormina

We made the best decision for our beloved dog Rudy yesterday 3-12-26 he was 12.5 years, a beautiful Dutch Shepherd. It was made on that day because we could see his decline seemed drastic just within 24 hours. We wanted it to be in our home and I saw Dr. Rebecca Walton and her assistant had been spoken of so highly. I called and she in fact had an open time. Believe me it was terribly heart wrenching, but my husband and I had agreed that our boy came first. When they arrived caring and kindness came in the door with them. Rudy was not easily going to take the initial injections for calming, he hated the needle, but they remained calm just waiting no matter how long it took for the first part. We stayed right by him the entire time. He did not suffer it seemed like in just moments he was with us and then gone. This was the last gift to our wonderful boy. No Suffering. We will be forever grateful for their compassion and kindness. Gail and Bill Landers for "The" Rudy

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Mar 14 2026 by Gail Landers