Vet Serves in Seattle, WA

Dr. Lane Martin

Verified Veterinarian

96 reviews

Why I provide at-home pet euthanasia

I've found helping people say goodbye to their cherished pets to be one of the most gratifying and fulfilling aspects of the practice of veterinary medicine. It truly is an honor and privilege to be a part of end-of-life care for my patients.

Education

Undergraduate: University of Washington - 2003

Veterinary Medicine: Oregon State University - 2011

  • Based InLynnwood, WA
  • Service areasBothell, WA & Surrounding Areas
  • Work Experience14+ years
  • Animals ServedAll Dogs & Cats
  • Notice Required2 hours

General availability

Friday11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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. Lane Martin will help your beloved pet transition peacefully in the comfort of of their home, surrounded by loved ones

Est. CostStarting at $370

Pet cremation

Dr. Lane Martin will arrange and handle all of your cremation needs, including careful and loving transportation of your pet to the crematorium through private or communal process handled

Est. CostFrom $90 - $340

Keepsakes

Clay paw prints, wooden urns with personalizations available with ashes returned

Est. CostFrom $20 - $65

Quality of life consult

Schedule a 1-on-1 with a vet over a virtual conference call or at home.

Est. CostStarting at $110

What pet parents are saying

We are deeply grateful for the compassion and professionalism shown by Dr. Lane during the difficult process of saying goodbye to our beloved dog. He treated our pet with such gentleness and dignity, and guided us through the euthanasia procedure with genuine care and understanding. In an incredibly emotional time for our family, his kindness, patience, and empathy brought us great comfort. We truly appreciate the respect he showed both to our dog and to us, and we are thankful for the exceptional care he provided during one of the hardest moments we’ve faced.

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5.0
Nov 29 2025 by Nicole L.
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Dr. Martin was very professional and helpful during the time of putting JJ down. After JJ had joined Jake & Hobo on the other side Lane offered to help carry JJ to the back yard which meant a lot to me because trying to carry a 110lb German Shepard when he has gone is no easy feat. Thanks Lane for being so understanding and thoughtful during this time. Oren

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5.0
Nov 21 2024 by Oren A.
Review by Oren A.
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My Little Guy was so very sick. He did manage to crawl out of his bed during his last night and snuggle next to me. He could barely walk, but when Dr. Martin came he did rally for one last snarl. He hated the vet. The only thing he hated more than the vet, was the vet’s clinic. I’m so grateful we didn’t have to take him there. He was able to take his last breath in his own bed surrounded by the people who loved him. Thank you to Dr. Martin for witnessing our grief and guiding us through our last goodbye.

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5.0
Jun 26 2025 by Deirdre M.
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Dr. Martin was kind and caring during the last moments of Caden's life as our fur baby. He was patient and explained every process in compassionate detail. We also thought that him bringing the ashes back directly to us which allowed him to check in on us was extremely thoughtful. I would recommend his services to anyone during that difficult time of their lives.

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5.0
Nov 26 2025 by Patrick U.
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Our nephew recommended in home euthanasia to us. We wanted to avoid stressing our Sasha dog. It was a beautiful, peaceful experience. Dr. Lane Martin was gentle and kind to us explaining the process, reassuring us and calming Sasha. We definitely recommend Codapet to anyone facing this difficult decision. Thank you for providing this wonderful opportunity.

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5.0
May 10 2025 by Kathy Olson
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August 17th was a really hard day. It was Sunday, and my boy Gus had been to the vet that Friday because he was acting just a little off. By Saturday at 1:00 we got the news - late stage advanced renal failure, so in order to feel productive and push aside my emotions for the time being, I scheduled an in home euthanasia for Monday afternoon. I stayed up with him all night, and by 6:00am I knew that trying to hold on until Monday afternoon was no longer the right choice. His condition advanced so rapidly that the thought of moving him and taking him somewhere just felt out of the question - I wasn't sure he could even survive being transported, and for a boy that loved his Vet office so much, I could not bear moving him and taking him some place unfamiliar. After hours of calls, emails, inquiries, Dr. Martin swooped in - he actually doesn't live far from us, and he was able to come around 11:30am. By 12:00pm my boy was gone. It was devastating, it was kind, it was everything that my boy deserved. And, when his remains were ready to come home, Dr. Martin delivered to us so we did not have to go pick him up. It was a gut wrenching, but incredible experience, and has inspired me to look into training to be a Certified Animal Hospice Practitioner so that I can help other families through their experience. I will be forever grateful.

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5.0
Sep 06 2025 by Callie M.
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