Depending on your state and where you live, this can range from $75 to $250. You will also need to consider whether you want to cremate or bury your pet. Larger breeds will cost more, and you can also choose in-home euthanasia services. This allows your furbaby to remain in their home environment free of stress rather than in a veterinarian’s exam room.
Some pet insurance plans cover cremation, burial services, urns, and even an autopsy. That said, it’s vital to work with our veterinarian to ensure that you’re making the right decision and that the moment of death is pain-free and stress-free. Your pet should not suffer in his last moments.