Verified Veterinarian
After performing hundreds of euthanasias over the years, I know how difficult it is to say good-bye to a pet in an office-type setting with noises, sights, and smells that are unfamiliar to the pet. I decided to offer in-home euthanasia to honor the bond that people have with their pets and to make the experience as stress-free as possible to everyone involved.
Undergraduate: NA
Veterinary Medicine: Ross University - 2005
Cat Friendly Veterinarian, Texas Veterinary Medical Association Member, CAETA's CPEV (Certified Peaceful Euthanasia Veterinarian), Human-Animal Bond Certified, Fear Free Certified





General availability
Friday6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Availability each week can vary based on demand and scheduling. Please provide a minimum 2 hour advance notice for all bookings.
Dr. Jason Doolittle will help your beloved pet transition peacefully in the comfort of of their home, surrounded by loved ones
Est. CostStarting at $425
Clay paw prints, wooden urns with personalizations available with ashes returned
Est. CostStarting at $40
Schedule a 1-on-1 with a vet over a virtual conference call or at home.
Est. CostStarting at $250
HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE with LACK of DIGNITY!!!! I couldn't believe how heart-breaking this experience was for our family. We had to put our 14 year old maltipoo down, and assumed doing this at home would be the most peaceful option. But, the experience was anything but peaceful. The vet who came to our home, Dr. Doolittle (that is actually his name) was unprepared. He showed up with his teenage son in the car. He had to leave to go out to his car several times because he kept forgetting what he needed. Once our sweet Prince was sedated, he began the euthanasia. We thought this would be a simple procedure, but no...this is where it gets horrifying. He shaved one paw, only to stick our dog 6-7 times. And not regular sticks, really forceful sticks. Then he proceeded to another paw, needing to reposition our sweet boy to reach it. He was VERY ROUGH, yanking our dog almost out of our arms by his back legs without warning, making his head roll backwards. He then stuck him another 10-12 times, before again having to try another paw. At this point, we were all freaking out. I asked him nicely to be gentle when moving our sweet baby again, but he was still rough! Finally, on the third paw after a total of 20-25 sticks, he was able to find a vein and complete the process. It was miserable and nerve-racking. There was no peace. There was no dignity. I am writing this because I can't stand the thought of another pet parent enduring such pain. He took what could have been a beautiful goodbye and turned it into a traumatic memory..one that continues to play in my mind.
Our Buford, weighing over 200lbs and not being able to walk, needed to be euthanized. Without the service of Dr. Doolittle coming to our home; this would have been not just a sad time for us, but a literal nightmare for us to figure out and beyond painful for Buford to get to a vet clinic. Dr. Doolittle was so respectful of our situation, of Buford in the moment, and of each person there with Buford saying goodbye. We thank him for his professionalism and kindness in a rough time for our family.
Dr. Jason was very compassionate. It is hard to put the words together while still grieving. But I would definitely recommend Dr. Jason for when that difficult decision needs to be made.
He was very kind and sympathetic. He didn’t rush anything and gave us all the time we needed to say our goodbyes. I would highly recommend him to anyone and would definitely use him again myself, if in the unfortunate circumstance's one of our pets is suffering.
To say Dr. Doolittle was amazing is an understatement. He came in with such a compassion. Then to hand deliver our sweet girls ashes. With such a hard decision, we are so grateful it was made to do it with him.
Dr. Doolittle was very professional and did an excellent job explaining all the procedure and gave us plenty of time to say goodby to our dear Ginger.