Pet end-of-life care in Connecticut
5 vetted professionals across 5 cities. Pick the service you need, or browse by city.
We've vetted 5 providers across Connecticut, most of them in Fairfield, Madison, and Manchester. What families here look for most: quality-of-life consultations, pet loss grief counseling, and pet loss support groups. 1 of them come to your home, some driving up to 25 miles, so you don't have to move a sick or elderly pet to get help. 3 can also talk with you by video or phone. The longest-standing practice here has been at this since 1987.
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Creature Comforts
Small animal veterinarian since 1987. Certified in hospice and palliative care since 2017. Offering compassionate in home end of life care.
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Beehive Counseling & Wellness
I am a therapist and Veterinary Social Worker, licensed in Connecticut, who provides individual and family counseling for pet-related grief and bereavement.
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Dariusz Terepka Photography
Dariusz Terepka's photography captures ย a unique perspective, drawing viewers into a world of emotion and artistry.
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Riverside Cemetery Association
Beautiful cemetery with two active pet sections.
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Katherine Dickson
I create emotionally rich images blending fine art, portraiture, and end-of-life pet photography; storytelling through light, mood, and meaningful connection.
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