Verified Veterinarian
I have worked many years in emergency medicine. I understand the need for and want to help support animals to pass in the most comfortable and familiar environment surrounded by their loved ones.
Undergraduate: BS in Biology from Clemson University in 1997
Veterinary Medicine: DVM degree from University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002
General availability
SundayTimes Vary Weekly
Availability each week can vary based on demand and scheduling. Please provide a minimum 2 hour advance notice for all bookings.
Dr. Diana Phillips will help your beloved pet transition peacefully in the comfort of of their home, surrounded by loved ones
Est. CostStarting at $350
Clay paw prints, wooden urns with personalizations available with ashes returned
Est. CostFrom $45 - $65
Dr Diana Phillips is the most loving vet! She made the hardest day of my life so much better with her obvious empathy and loving nature! Losing the love of your life is so hard and having a very loving empathetic person there for you is wonderful! Thank you Dr Phillips!!! From the bottom of our hearts
When Dr Phillips came in, Lucy was so happy that some one new had come to visit and pet her. She was completely relaxed. I appreciate that I didn’t have to force my cat 5into a carrier and fill her last hours with fear. Phillips was wonderful with Lucy and so very kind and supportive of my decision.
Diana was wonderful and kind and I am so grateful a service like this exists. My dog was able to enjoy his last day at home on the grass surrounded by comfort.
Diana was very gentle and very compassionate during the whole process. She explained every step to us. I hope we’ll have Chewy with us for much longer, but will use Diana again when it’s his time. She even explained to us how Chewy would react and she was spot on! It wasn’t a bad experience since we knew Misty was suffering.
We are very satisfied with our CodaPet experience. Dr. Phillips was a godsend, providing the perfect solution to an agonizing situation. Our 14 year old Lab Pacey was afforded a dignified, peaceful passing at his spot in the kitchen (where he was always happily underfoot) without a moment's distress or pain. It's the hardest decision a dog's family ever makes, but we never doubted that it was the right one at the right time. We will be forever grateful for Dr. Phillips" gentle kindness. We'll see you on the other side, dear old Pacey. Such a good, good boy.
We did not know you could do euthanasia at home until my daughter told me. Jack loved being outside even though he was an inside dog. He had cancer for 2 years and let us know he was ready when he stayed outside day and night for the last 3 days of his life. Diana let us all sit is the front yard, and he passed away very peacefully. Much better than going to the vet, which most animals don't like anyway.