In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Youngstown, OH
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 $350 with optional cremation ranging from $75 - $475, depending on your pet's weight and cremation type
Dr. Brianna Fowler
Dr. Brianna Fowler is a dedicated veterinarian providing compassionate end-of-life care that respects the bond between pets and their families. Born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio, Dr. Fowler earned her DVM from Purdue University after an undergraduate career that included winning a Big Ten Championship on the Michigan State University crew team. She has a background that’s as diverse as it is impressive, with experience working on pig, dairy, and poultry farms and living abroad in Ireland and Australia. She and her husband are proud parents to four active young children, who share their love of animals. For Dr. Fowler, in-home euthanasia is a meaningful service that offers peace and dignity in a pet’s most familiar environment. She understands how personal this decision is for families and sees it as a way to honor the life of each pet, ensuring their final moments are calm and comforting. Dr. Fowler values every interaction with pet owners, finding joy in hearing their stories and learning what makes each pet so cherished. In her spare time, Dr. Fowler enjoys fishing, gardening, exploring national parks, and cheering on the Spartans. She’s also learning to fly, adding adventure to her love of the outdoors. At home, she and her family care for three German Shorthaired Pointers, a Llewellin Setter, two bunnies, and a fish named Swimmie.
Dr. Brianna Fowler
Dr. Brianna Fowler is a dedicated veterinarian providing compassionate end-of-life care that respects the bond between pets and their families. Born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio, Dr. Fowler earned her DVM from Purdue University after an undergraduate career that included winning a Big Ten Championship on the Michigan State University crew team. She has a background that’s as diverse as it is impressive, with experience working on pig, dairy, and poultry farms and living abroad in Ireland and Australia. She and her husband are proud parents to four active young children, who share their love of animals. For Dr. Fowler, in-home euthanasia is a meaningful service that offers peace and dignity in a pet’s most familiar environment. She understands how personal this decision is for families and sees it as a way to honor the life of each pet, ensuring their final moments are calm and comforting. Dr. Fowler values every interaction with pet owners, finding joy in hearing their stories and learning what makes each pet so cherished. In her spare time, Dr. Fowler enjoys fishing, gardening, exploring national parks, and cheering on the Spartans. She’s also learning to fly, adding adventure to her love of the outdoors. At home, she and her family care for three German Shorthaired Pointers, a Llewellin Setter, two bunnies, and a fish named Swimmie.
Dr. Brittany Rizzo
Also serves: Leetonia
Dr. Brittany Rizzo was born in California but raised in the snowy suburbs of Chicago, where her dream of becoming a zoo veterinarian took root early. She spent countless hours at Brookfield Zoo—first as an eager young visitor, and later as a high school intern shadowing the head veterinarian. That passion carried her through a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Minnesota. For more than a decade, Dr. Rizzo has built a remarkable career in zoo medicine, working to conserve wildlife and improve the welfare of animals across species. She and her husband even founded a first-of-its-kind zoo animal transport company, helping move animals between leading zoological institutions across the country. Her experiences caring for aging zoo animals—combined with the peaceful in-home euthanasia of her own two senior cats—deeply shaped her commitment to providing gentle, dignified end-of-life care for pets and their families. Dr. Rizzo now lives in Akron with her husband, daughter, two gerbils (Ghost and Smudge), and two sweet cats (Mai and Mini). In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, snowboarding, traveling, and playing games with her family. She brings warmth, empathy, and a lifetime of animal-centered dedication to every home she visits.
Dr. Brittany Rizzo
Also serves: Leetonia
Dr. Brittany Rizzo was born in California but raised in the snowy suburbs of Chicago, where her dream of becoming a zoo veterinarian took root early. She spent countless hours at Brookfield Zoo—first as an eager young visitor, and later as a high school intern shadowing the head veterinarian. That passion carried her through a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Minnesota. For more than a decade, Dr. Rizzo has built a remarkable career in zoo medicine, working to conserve wildlife and improve the welfare of animals across species. She and her husband even founded a first-of-its-kind zoo animal transport company, helping move animals between leading zoological institutions across the country. Her experiences caring for aging zoo animals—combined with the peaceful in-home euthanasia of her own two senior cats—deeply shaped her commitment to providing gentle, dignified end-of-life care for pets and their families. Dr. Rizzo now lives in Akron with her husband, daughter, two gerbils (Ghost and Smudge), and two sweet cats (Mai and Mini). In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, snowboarding, traveling, and playing games with her family. She brings warmth, empathy, and a lifetime of animal-centered dedication to every home she visits.
Dr. Brianna Fowler
Dr. Brianna Fowler is a dedicated veterinarian providing compassionate end-of-life care that respects the bond between pets and their families. Born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio, Dr. Fowler earned her DVM from Purdue University after an undergraduate career that included winning a Big Ten Championship on the Michigan State University crew team. She has a background that’s as diverse as it is impressive, with experience working on pig, dairy, and poultry farms and living abroad in Ireland and Australia. She and her husband are proud parents to four active young children, who share their love of animals. For Dr. Fowler, in-home euthanasia is a meaningful service that offers peace and dignity in a pet’s most familiar environment. She understands how personal this decision is for families and sees it as a way to honor the life of each pet, ensuring their final moments are calm and comforting. Dr. Fowler values every interaction with pet owners, finding joy in hearing their stories and learning what makes each pet so cherished. In her spare time, Dr. Fowler enjoys fishing, gardening, exploring national parks, and cheering on the Spartans. She’s also learning to fly, adding adventure to her love of the outdoors. At home, she and her family care for three German Shorthaired Pointers, a Llewellin Setter, two bunnies, and a fish named Swimmie.
Dr. Brianna Fowler
Dr. Brianna Fowler is a dedicated veterinarian providing compassionate end-of-life care that respects the bond between pets and their families. Born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio, Dr. Fowler earned her DVM from Purdue University after an undergraduate career that included winning a Big Ten Championship on the Michigan State University crew team. She has a background that’s as diverse as it is impressive, with experience working on pig, dairy, and poultry farms and living abroad in Ireland and Australia. She and her husband are proud parents to four active young children, who share their love of animals. For Dr. Fowler, in-home euthanasia is a meaningful service that offers peace and dignity in a pet’s most familiar environment. She understands how personal this decision is for families and sees it as a way to honor the life of each pet, ensuring their final moments are calm and comforting. Dr. Fowler values every interaction with pet owners, finding joy in hearing their stories and learning what makes each pet so cherished. In her spare time, Dr. Fowler enjoys fishing, gardening, exploring national parks, and cheering on the Spartans. She’s also learning to fly, adding adventure to her love of the outdoors. At home, she and her family care for three German Shorthaired Pointers, a Llewellin Setter, two bunnies, and a fish named Swimmie.
Dr. Brittany Rizzo
Also serves: Leetonia
Dr. Brittany Rizzo was born in California but raised in the snowy suburbs of Chicago, where her dream of becoming a zoo veterinarian took root early. She spent countless hours at Brookfield Zoo—first as an eager young visitor, and later as a high school intern shadowing the head veterinarian. That passion carried her through a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Minnesota. For more than a decade, Dr. Rizzo has built a remarkable career in zoo medicine, working to conserve wildlife and improve the welfare of animals across species. She and her husband even founded a first-of-its-kind zoo animal transport company, helping move animals between leading zoological institutions across the country. Her experiences caring for aging zoo animals—combined with the peaceful in-home euthanasia of her own two senior cats—deeply shaped her commitment to providing gentle, dignified end-of-life care for pets and their families. Dr. Rizzo now lives in Akron with her husband, daughter, two gerbils (Ghost and Smudge), and two sweet cats (Mai and Mini). In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, snowboarding, traveling, and playing games with her family. She brings warmth, empathy, and a lifetime of animal-centered dedication to every home she visits.
Dr. Brittany Rizzo
Also serves: Leetonia
Dr. Brittany Rizzo was born in California but raised in the snowy suburbs of Chicago, where her dream of becoming a zoo veterinarian took root early. She spent countless hours at Brookfield Zoo—first as an eager young visitor, and later as a high school intern shadowing the head veterinarian. That passion carried her through a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Minnesota. For more than a decade, Dr. Rizzo has built a remarkable career in zoo medicine, working to conserve wildlife and improve the welfare of animals across species. She and her husband even founded a first-of-its-kind zoo animal transport company, helping move animals between leading zoological institutions across the country. Her experiences caring for aging zoo animals—combined with the peaceful in-home euthanasia of her own two senior cats—deeply shaped her commitment to providing gentle, dignified end-of-life care for pets and their families. Dr. Rizzo now lives in Akron with her husband, daughter, two gerbils (Ghost and Smudge), and two sweet cats (Mai and Mini). In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, snowboarding, traveling, and playing games with her family. She brings warmth, empathy, and a lifetime of animal-centered dedication to every home she visits.
End-of-life care
Services & Pricing
Pet euthanasia and aftercare pricing in Youngstown, OH. Costs vary based on your vet, pet weight, and aftercare choices.
