Verified Veterinarian
I see veterinary medicine as a profession of service, service to the animals in need of care and service to their owners who share and mutually celebrate the human animal bond. Every animal whom I care for teaches me something and helps me be a better veterinarian and a better person. In-home euthanasia is a gift that we can give our pets. We can provide solace for them and our families by letting them pass on in a place they know surrounded by those they love. In-home euthanasia allows us to be able to advocate for our pets and make the choice for how we want to say goodbye.
Undergraduate: University of Washington - 1993
Veterinary Medicine: Washington State University - 1997
Oregon Veterinary Medical Association

General availability
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Availability each week can vary based on demand and scheduling. Please provide a minimum 2 hour advance notice for all bookings.
Dr. JoAnne Dixon will help your beloved pet transition peacefully in the comfort of of their home, surrounded by loved ones
Est. CostStarting at $300
Clay paw prints, wooden urns with personalizations available with ashes returned
Est. CostStarting at $30
Dr Dixon was kind, caring, and gentle with our boy in his final moments. My husband and I are extremely grateful for this service and for Dr Dixon for allowing such dignity and peace in such a difficult time. We will never do it another way if we can help it.
Dr. Dixon treated our dog with so much respect and dignity. I’m so glad we found her and she was able to come to our house so quickly and on the weekend. Her kindness and patience and love gave me strength through the process. Thank you Dr. Dixon
Dr. Dixon made the tough day as seamless and as easy as possible. She was kind, calm, compassionate, and talked to us through the process. I absolutely recommend her.
She was definitely professional and efficient on the day of. However, when delivering the ashes she left them on our front porch without even ringing the bell. We were home luckily (and had told her we would be) but have had package thefts before and it left kind of a bad taste in our mouth. The paw print was also poorly done with a long smear on one of the toes.
She took very good care of Lilly, and she took very good care of the family surrounding her. She made us feel like she was part of our family. I will always remember how Lilly was wrapped up in the blankets as she was taken away so cozy and warm.
It feels weird giving a positive review for someone who assisted in ending your dog’s life, but Dr. Dixon was kind, thoughtful, and very professional. Allowing our dog to pass away peacefully in our home was one of the toughest and best decisions we could make.