In-Home Pet Euthanasia in New Haven, CT
Schedule a compassionate veterinarian to support you through this difficult time by providing a peaceful goodbye for your beloved pet in the comfort of your home. At home pet euthanasia appointments start at $360 with optional cremation ranging from $140 – $320, depending on your pet's weight and cremation type
Veterinarians serving New Haven, CT
Marge J. from West Haven on Dr. Margaret Valentino: Margaret was very kind, patient and empathetic. She let our family set the pace of the entire process. Margaret talked us through every step calmly and confidently. Thank you!
Carolyn D. from Shelton on Dr. Margaret Valentino: Dr. Valentino was INCREDIBLY helpful with this process. She called me in advance to help talk me through the decision. Sat with me and continued to validate my decision when she first arrived. And was so gentle and compassionate throughout the whole process. Worth every penny.
Michael R. from Milford on Dr. Margaret Valentino: Dr. Valentino and Codapet made a difficult circumstance so much easier for us. She was very supportive and listened to our concerns with care. Having our dog pass at home was the right decision and she was the best!
Allan S. from Woodbridge on Dr. Margaret Valentino: I am very relieved to have chosen pet euthanasia at home with CodaPet and Dr. Valentino. When I think of the potential trauma that my cat would have endured by transport to the vet (which he hated) and the hustle/bussle of the vet hospital, having Smudge pass at home was the best and only option for us. Dr. Valentino was very professional and had a very calm and comforting disposition for me and Smudge. His passing was as I had hoped…peaceful and at home, surrounded by the place and persons he loved.
Kara S. from Orange on Dr. Margaret Valentino: She is the most compassionate, caring,and calm provider. I was extremely emotional and she made this difficult situation so much easier to bear. Her gentle demeanor and professionalism made for a peaceful and pain free transition for our beloved pup.
Bill L. from Woodbridge on Dr. Margaret Valentino: Dr. Valentino was amazing. Kind, compassionate, and professional. She operates at your pace when you are ready to say goodbye. It was the best thing I could have done for my boy Franklin (chihuahua mix). The basket and blankets when it's over is such a great touch. Highly, highly recommend for anyone who's unsure about how to handle end of life for their pet. An easy 5 stars.
Dr. Margaret Valentino
Dr. Margaret “Meg” Valentino grew up on Long Island, New York, before earning her undergraduate degree from the University of Delaware and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Minnesota. Prior to veterinary school, she proudly served with the U.S. Army Reserves Civil Affairs in Iraq and Kuwait, and afterward continued her service as a Captain in the U.S. Army Veterinary Corps as part of the Health Professions Scholarship Program. She spent a decade in Georgia, then several years back on Long Island, and now resides in Connecticut — still close enough to be near family. Drawn to both science and the quiet companionship of animals from a young age, Dr. Valentino has always believed in honoring the profound bond between pets and the people who love them. While end-of-life care is never easy, she sees in-home euthanasia as a final act of love — allowing pets to pass gently, free of pain, and wrapped in the familiarity of home and family. She is deeply committed to ensuring that each goodbye is peaceful, respectful, and reflective of a life well-loved. Outside of her veterinary work, Dr. Valentino enjoys spending time with her children — whether that’s attempting tennis, hiking, biking, or making the occasional trip into New York City to feed the pigeons in Central Park. She also loves neighborhood walks with Mr. Max, her loyal canine companion. Dr. Meg Valentino is passionate about helping families honor their pets with compassion, dignity, and heartfelt care.
Dr. Margaret Valentino
Dr. Margaret “Meg” Valentino grew up on Long Island, New York, before earning her undergraduate degree from the University of Delaware and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Minnesota. Prior to veterinary school, she proudly served with the U.S. Army Reserves Civil Affairs in Iraq and Kuwait, and afterward continued her service as a Captain in the U.S. Army Veterinary Corps as part of the Health Professions Scholarship Program. She spent a decade in Georgia, then several years back on Long Island, and now resides in Connecticut — still close enough to be near family. Drawn to both science and the quiet companionship of animals from a young age, Dr. Valentino has always believed in honoring the profound bond between pets and the people who love them. While end-of-life care is never easy, she sees in-home euthanasia as a final act of love — allowing pets to pass gently, free of pain, and wrapped in the familiarity of home and family. She is deeply committed to ensuring that each goodbye is peaceful, respectful, and reflective of a life well-loved. Outside of her veterinary work, Dr. Valentino enjoys spending time with her children — whether that’s attempting tennis, hiking, biking, or making the occasional trip into New York City to feed the pigeons in Central Park. She also loves neighborhood walks with Mr. Max, her loyal canine companion. Dr. Meg Valentino is passionate about helping families honor their pets with compassion, dignity, and heartfelt care.
End-of-life care
Services & Pricing
Pet euthanasia and aftercare pricing in New Haven, CT. Costs vary based on your vet, pet weight, and aftercare choices.
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“The online booking process was very easy and straightforward during a time when we had so much on our minds. I really appreciated that they made it clear that I could reach out if I had any questions or needed anything. Knowing that support was available and that we could ask questions along the way gave us some comfort during such a difficult and emotional time.” - Berenice G., Visalia, October 9, 2026
