What are the opening hours?

Monday 8am - 8pm Tuesday 8am - 8pm Wednesday 8am - 8pm Thursday 8am - 8pm Friday 8am - 8pm Saturday 8am - 8pm Sunday 8am - 8pm

Vets At Home

Home
United Kingdom
Sale
Vets At Home

Directions Website Contact the business

Here when you need us 💜
(1)

🐾 Dignity, Comfort & Love at Home
We provide gentle, at-home euthanasia across the UK, ensuring peace & dignity in your pet’s final moments. 🩺 Trusted by pet parents, delivered by experienced vets.

29/10/2026

The goodbye more cats could have 🐾  
Our 2026 Vets at Home survey found a dog is more than twice as likely as a cat to be helped to pass peacefully at home... 26% against 12%. 
And fewer cat parents even knew home euthanasia was an option. That’s 49%, against 63% of dog parents. 
We want more cat parents to know that saying goodbye at home is an option. For a cat who finds the carrier and car journey stressful, this can mean staying in their favourite spot, surrounded by familiar smells and the people they love, without that final journey to the vet. 
Did you know saying goodbye at home was possible for cats? Tell us below 👇

28/10/2026

This is Bertie. And this is a story about how even the hardest decision can be met with a little more gentleness, right from the very first step.

When Bertie began to fade quickly, their family knew in their hearts what needed to be done, even though they weren’t ready to face it. Picking up the phone to say it out loud felt like too much, so being able to share it through an online form instead gave them a softer way to begin.

From there, the team held their hand every step of the way, kind and patient in every message. When the day came, the vet who visited their home was just as gentle with Bertie, patient and caring right until the very end.

“Even though it was the hardest thing I’ve had to do, if I had to do it again I would definitely do it with the same people,” Bertie’s family told us.

To Bertie’s family, thank you for trusting us at such a difficult time. And to our wonderful vet Dr Konstantinos, thank you for helping to make that goodbye a little easier.

Run free, Bertie.

26/10/2026

Halloween can be a lot for senior or anxious pets, doorbells, costumes, chocolate within reach. A few things that help: a quiet room away from the door, checking treats are kept well out of paws’ reach, and sticking to routine where you can. Small adjustments, easier evening.

Share this post!

22/10/2026

Yowling at 3am. Staring at walls. Forgetting where the litter tray is...

These can be signs of feline cognitive dysfunction, sometimes called cat dementia. It usually comes on slowly in cats over 11 or 12, and it often gets mistaken for "just getting old".

The good news is there's plenty you can do. Ruling out other conditions with your vet, keeping routines steady and making small changes at home can make a real difference to how your cat feels day to day.

Swipe through for the signs to look out for and simple ways to support them.

Have you noticed changes like these in an older cat? Share your experience in the comments. Someone reading might need to hear it.

If you're starting to wonder how your cat is really doing, our Quality of Life assessment can help you see the pattern more clearly. It's there whenever you need it, in your own time.

21/10/2026

Too soon. Too late. Should I have waited? Should I have acted sooner?

If you keep going back over the decision, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common parts of grief after saying goodbye to a pet.

We very rarely hear a pet parent say “I got it perfect.” Questioning yourself doesn’t mean you got it wrong. It means you cared.

You did your best with what you knew at the time. And you made that choice out of love.

So please... be kind to yourself 💛

Have you found yourself replaying the decision? You’re welcome to share in the comments. Someone else reading might need to know they’re not the only one.

VetsAtHome

19/10/2026

This is Luna. And this is the story of a goodbye that was about as peaceful as it could be.

Luna was 17, and had been part of her family for 15 happy years. When the time came, Luna’s human reached out to us, and we arranged a vet to come out and see Luna, making sure everything was calm and gentle for her and her family from the moment they arrived.

Luna passed peacefully in her own bed, “as if she just fell asleep,” her family told us. At their request, we had coordinated everything with our cremation partner, so Luna’s care continued gently afterwards and her family could simply focus on being with her.

“They made the day so much easier,” her family said. “We all got to be with her at home, where she was her happiest. I would highly recommend this company to anyone who has to do this terrible thing.”

To our vet, and to our cremation partner, for the calm and gentle care you gave Luna: thank you. To her family, for trusting us at such an important time with your much loved, beautiful Luna: thank you.

Run free, Luna. 🤍🌈

15/10/2026

Of everyone who said goodbye to their pet at home, in familiar surroundings, at their own pace, 98% would choose it again.

Ninety-eight percent.

For us, that says more than we ever could about the difference saying goodbye at home can make.

 
HowThingsEndMatters

14/10/2026

This is Tamsin’s story, and she didn’t expect to use the words “beautiful” and “peaceful” to describe losing her cat. But that’s exactly what happened. 
Her cat, handsome and hilarious right to the end, was cared for by Valeria, one of our vets. The appointment was arranged quickly, and when Valeria arrived, she was gentle and supportive from the start. She talked Tamsin through the whole process, and nothing was rushed. 
Tamsin was able to hold and cuddle her cat until he passed away in her arms. For him, it was just a normal day. She didn’t even need to move until she was ready, and Dr Valeria left quietly once she was sure everyone was okay. 
“We were moved there and then to send a message of thanks,” Tamsin told us. “For the first time ever, we were left with sadness, but none of the trauma of vet visits and waiting rooms and appointment times.” 
Tamsin said the decision itself was the hardest part. But the kind and gentle process made the loss of her boy as okay as it could possibly be. 
This is what we mean when it’s at the heart of what we do: keeping pets relaxed and surrounded by the people they love, in the comfort of their own home. 
To Dr Valeria, and to Tamsin, for trusting us with her boy: thank you. 🤍 
HowThingsEndMatters

12/10/2026

Guilt can be one of the hardest parts of saying goodbye to a much-loved pet. 
The what ifs. The wondering whether it was too soon, or whether you could have done something differently. Replaying the decision, even when you know it was made with love and with their comfort at its heart. 
If you’re carrying those feelings, you’re not alone. 
Guilt doesn’t necessarily mean you made the wrong decision. Sometimes, it’s simply a reflection of how deeply you cared. 
Be gentle with yourself. Grief doesn’t follow a timeline, and neither does learning to live with the decisions that came with saying goodbye. 🤍

Address

Vets At Home
Sale
M332HF

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 8pm
Sunday	8am - 8pm

Website

https://vetsathome.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Vets At Home posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.