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Dr. Katie Elder
Verified Veterinarian
Why I provide at-home pet euthanasia
When I was doing volunteer work in shelters, I once saw kittens die because they were too young to be on their own. There weren't enough resources to help them at such a young age, and I wasn't in a position to offer help or end their suffering. I wanted to be in a place where I could make a difference for the vulnerable. Now, I want to provide in-home euthanasia because it's a conclusion and a peaceful ending, and because there's a need for it where I live. In-home euthanasia gives pets a comfortable conclusion and offers their owners closure.
Education
Undergraduate: LaGrange College - 2014
Veterinary Medicine: University of Missouri - 2018
- Based InAustin, MN
- Service areasAustin, MN and Surrounding Areas
- Work Experience5+ years
- Animals ServedAll Dogs & Cats, Small Mammals (includes rats, ham ...
- Notice Required2 hours
General availability
FridayUnavailable
Availability each week can vary based on demand and scheduling. Please provide a minimum 2 hour advance notice for all bookings.
Services provided
At home pet euthanasia
Dr. Katie Elder will help your beloved pet transition peacefully in the comfort of of their home, surrounded by loved ones
Est. CostStarting at $300
Keep Sakes
Clay paw prints, wooden urns with personalizations available with ashes returned
Est. CostFrom $30 - $250
Quality of life consult
Schedule a 1-on-1 with a vet over a virtual conference call or at home.
Est. CostStarting at $175
What pet parents are saying
3 reviews
5.0 Jul 08 2024 by Claire dSubmit
5.0 Jul 15 2024 by Janeanna RDr. Elder was very kind and compassionate throughout the whole process. I'm so grateful this service is offered for our location and that Dr. Elder took care of my beloved dog's transition.
5.0 Jun 27 2024 by Lila RuttenBeautiful spirit, willing to be present and supportive during a difficult time.