Dr. Michelle Vosburg
Verified Veterinarian
Why I provide at-home pet euthanasia
I became a veterinarian because I love animals, like most of us do. But I continue to enjoy my job daily because I enjoy medicine, solving problems, and strengthening and preserving the human animal bond.
Education
Undergraduate: Louisiana State University - 2016
Veterinary Medicine: Louisiana State University - 2019
- Based InPrairieville, LA
- Service areasBaton Rouge, LA and surrounding areas
- Work Experience4+ years
- Animals ServedAll Dogs & Cats, Small Mammals (includes rats, ham ...
- Notice Required4 hours
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.
Services provided
At home pet euthanasia
Dr. Michelle Vosburg will help your beloved pet transition peacefully in the comfort of of their home, surrounded by loved ones
Est. CostStarting at $325
Keepsakes
Clay paw prints, wooden urns with personalizations available with ashes returned
Est. CostStarting at $150
What pet parents are saying
Dr Vosburg is a kind and caring professional. She talked us through the process and was very respectful of our feelings. She handled our pup with great skill and gave us time to grieve. This was the final gift that we could give our family dog. It was a fitting end for Lily who gave us much love and laughter. I highly recommend Dr Vosburg to anyone considering at home pet euthanasia.
Dr. Vosburg went above and beyond to make this experience as easy as possible for us. She is so caring and took excellent care of our family.
Dr Colbert was so caring and inspirational in helping us transition LT in this difficult time process. We are forever grateful for her caring and nurturing position in such a trying time.
They are amazing! My baby was only 6 years old. And he was poisoned only the poison didn’t take him right away it was slow and we didn’t know what was happening to him . He just lost himself he was no longer the dog we knew he became almost like mentally challenged and senile at the same time . I brought him to the vet and the blood work came back clear. So for a couple months he went from just acting mentally challenged but still eating drinking and walking on his Owen still trying to play but being kind of aggressive to not walking or eating on his Owen to potting in the kennel and the house vertigo really bad and I had had enough I couldn’t get him in the car he started having seizures and I didn’t want him to be scared but it was time. I wanted him free of whatever this was that took my baby. Dr. Vosburg was so patient and gentle and she came to the house no judgment at all just kind and compassionate she went slow and at his side she gave him the sleep meds let us love on him and then sent him on his way to freedom . My heart is never gonna be the same after having that bundle of energy that loving adorable baby in my life , and even though I wasn’t supposed to be sending him off yet , as sudden as it was , having him sent off that way was perfect and I felt ok sending him with her. They are just amazing people and I’ll forever call on them when I need to. Thank y’all so much.
Dr. Vosburg was so empathetic during this whole process. She was there with us to talk us through the entire process, what to expect, and to simply hold our hands and cry with us. I’ve lost a few fur babies and this was by far the gentlest way of saying goodbye for now to my sweet girl.
Dr. Michelle Vosburg made such a hard time meaningful and peaceful. Our very good boy Gibson was relaxed and peacefully slipped away while we talked to him and loved him. I held his face in my hands and he gazed at me with love. I am so thankful for such a calm and loving ending to our good boys time on earth. He brought such joy to our lives, I am forever grateful we could help to give him a loving and dignified transition.
