Services and Fees

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Fees

We try to minimize end of life pet care financial stress by being open about our fees.   Please see below. Payment is due at the time of services rendered.  We accept cash, checks (made out to Unleashed with Grace), or credit cards.

Home Euthanasia

Home Euthanasia Fee: $300 plus aftercare costs
​​Clay Paw Print included
                              Holidays: $150 additional cost                                                                 

Aftercare Options

Private Cremation

 Private Cremation (ashes returned to you)
Cat =$235
0-20 pounds = $235
21-74 pounds = $270
75-100 pounds = $285
101+ pounds = $335
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Communal Cremation

Communal Cremation (ashes scattered, not returned)
Cat = $75
0-20 pounds = $75
21-74 pounds = $125
75-100 pounds = $135
101+ pounds = $150
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If you choose private cremation with ashes returned to you, they will return in a beautiful marbled thick plastic urn.  If you would prefer a specialized urn, please click below to view our crematorium's options.  Prices are as listed and will be added to your final total. 

Specialized Urn Options

Partnered with a Trusted Crematorium

Hinsdale Crematory

 Not Sure If It's Time and Want a Doctor's Opinion? Schedule a Quality of Life Exam Today.

This is a tough decision and you do not have to make this decision alone.  If you are not sure, schedule a Quality of Life Exam to get an expert's opinion.  If it is time for euthanasia, we can perform this at the same appointment. 
​Quality of Life Exam = $150

Hospice Pricing

First Consultation = $250
Hospice Recheck = $175
Video Chat Rechecks (must have initial in home consultation to qualify) = $75
*Hospice travel distance more limited than euthanasia distance: please call for areas we serve

Availability

 Appointments are scheduled throughout the week and weekend so please call for availability.

We understand that pets' conditions can change quickly, and we try our best to accommodate same day requests.

If you are facing a medical emergency with your pet, please contact your local veterinarian or the nearest Emergency Veterinary Clinic.