Pet Euthanasia in Troy, MI

Private, Compassionate End-of-Life Care

When comfort and dignity become the priority, our team provides on-site euthanasia for dogs and cats in a private suite. We will explain what to expect, give your family space to say goodbye and help coordinate aftercare.

Support for a Difficult Decision

Quality-of-life changes can be difficult to judge when you are close to your pet. A veterinarian can discuss comfort, mobility, appetite, breathing, pain and the changes you have observed so you can understand the available options without pressure.

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Read recent experiences from families who trusted our team with urgent, emergency and end-of-life care.

A Quiet Place to Say Goodbye

Our private comfort suite gives families a calmer space away from the main treatment areas. The team will explain the procedure and aftercare choices, answer questions and respect the time you need with your pet.

Service Area

Serving Troy and Metro Detroit Pet Owners

Pet owners travel to our Troy hospital from communities throughout Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties.
  • Troy
  • Clawson
  • Royal Oak
  • Ferndale
  • Birmingham
  • Bloomfield Hills
  • Warren
  • Sterling Heights
  • Madison Heights
  • Rochester Hills
  • Detroit

Financing & Payments

Exam Fees and Payment Options

Our exam fee is $90, including nights, weekends and holidays. Payment is due at the time of service. Cherry payment plans and CareCredit are available for qualified applicants.

Knowing When It May Be Time

There is rarely one perfect sign that makes an end-of-life decision simple. Many families consider whether pain can be controlled, whether their pet can breathe comfortably, eat and drink, move without distress, rest, stay clean and continue enjoying familiar people or activities. A veterinary examination can help put those changes into context.

What to Expect at the Hospital

When possible, call before arriving so our team can explain current availability and prepare the private suite. Once you arrive, the veterinarian will review your concerns, answer questions and explain the euthanasia process before anything proceeds. Your preferences and your pet’s comfort will guide the visit.

Private Time With Your Pet

You will have space to spend time with your pet and say goodbye in the way that feels right for your family. Our team will discuss what is possible during the visit and remain available when you need assistance.

Cremation and Aftercare Coordination

Pet Urgent Care and Hospital can help coordinate cremation and other aftercare arrangements through an outside partner. Cremation is not performed at the hospital. The team will explain available choices and related costs before arrangements are finalized.

On-Site Care Only

End-of-life care is provided at our Troy hospital. We do not provide in-home or mobile euthanasia.

Our Process

What to Expect

We prioritize patients by medical need and keep you informed about recommended care and costs.
Step 1

Check In or Walk In

Complete the online intake form before arrival if convenient, or walk in during check-in hours.
Step 2

Triage and Examination

Our team evaluates your pet, with critically ill or unstable patients treated first.
Step 3

Review the Care Plan

We explain recommended diagnostics, treatment options and estimated costs before proceeding.
Step 4

Treatment or Hospitalization

Your pet receives the appropriate treatment, procedure, surgery or monitored hospital care.

Related Care Services

Browse the concerns, procedures and support services commonly connected to this type of visit. Your pet’s care plan will depend on their exam, condition and medical needs.

Guidance and coordination for aftercare arrangements following euthanasia.

Compassionate discussion of comfort, quality of life and available next steps.

Cremation arrangements coordinated through the hospital's external aftercare partner.

Compassionate on-site euthanasia for dogs and cats in a calm clinical setting.

A private suite where families can spend quiet time with their pet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pet Euthanasia FAQs

Straightforward answers about calling ahead, the private suite and aftercare.
Should I call before bringing my pet for euthanasia?
Yes, calling ahead is strongly encouraged so the team can explain availability, answer immediate questions and prepare the private comfort suite.
No. Euthanasia and end-of-life care are provided at our Troy hospital.
Yes. The hospital can coordinate cremation and aftercare through an outside partner. Cremation is not performed on site.
Cost depends on the services and aftercare selected. Call the hospital for current pricing and available options.

Speak With a Compassionate Team Member

Call to discuss your pet’s condition, current availability and what to expect during an end-of-life visit.

Why Choose Us

Why Pet Owners Choose Our Hospital

Clear hours, broad hospital capabilities and independently owned care when your regular veterinarian may not be available.

Open 24 Hours

The hospital is staffed around the clock for patients receiving care.

Check-Ins Until 3 AM

New-patient check-ins are accepted from 8:00 AM to 3:00 AM daily.

$90 Exam Fee

The exam fee stays the same during nights, weekends and holidays.

Independent and Local

Pet Urgent Care and Hospital is independently and locally owned.