In-Home Euthanasia - Birmingham, Alabama
In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Birmingham, AL
Birmingham has a local team that does nothing but home goodbyes: Compassionate Crossings, led by Dr. Lindsay Floyd, charges $400 and schedules evenings and weekends. CodaPet's Dr. Morgan Early starts at $320, and Lap of Love's Dr. Elizabeth Myrick at $450.
Price Snapshot
In-home euthanasia in Birmingham typically runs $320 to $450 (at-home visit).
Prices verified October 2026.
Our Recommended Providers in Birmingham
We reviewed the available options and selected these providers based on transparency, communication, and value.
CodaPet
Best for families who want the lowest published starting price and online booking.
Typical range
from $320
starting price
Dr. Morgan Early sees Birmingham families for CodaPet, which also covers Pelham, Alabaster and more than a dozen nearby towns. Visits start at $320, and cremation is offered at $75 to $350 by weight and type.
One thing to know: $320 is a starting figure, confirmed only when you book, and the cremation is a separate charge.
Compassionate Crossings
Best for families who need an evening or weekend visit from a local team.
Typical range
from $400
visit, without aftercare
Dr. Lindsay Floyd founded Compassionate Crossings and now leads a team of seven Birmingham vets who schedule evenings and weekends and can come the same day for a pet in crisis. The visit is $400, with a $255 communal cremation package or a $420 private package that returns the ashes to your door, both including transport.
One thing to know: Every cremation is done by Pet Angel Memorial Center in Lincoln, Alabama, which is owned by Gateway Services, a group we do not recommend; arrange the cremation yourself if that matters to you. Homes over 20 miles away pay about $50 to $200 more, and holidays add $150.
Lap of Love
Best for families who want a large end-of-life network and support afterwards.
Typical range
from $450
base price
Dr. Elizabeth Myrick leads Lap of Love's Birmingham team. The $450 base includes standard travel and keepsakes, and coordinators answer the phone around the clock.
One thing to know: Weekend and holiday visits add $100 and evenings $100 to $200, homes farther out pay $30 to $75, and aftercare is extra.
Questions Worth Answering Before You Call
Compare what the price covers. CodaPet's $320 is a starting figure; Compassionate Crossings charges $400 for the visit, with cremation packages of $255 or $420 including transport; Lap of Love's $450 includes standard travel and keepsakes.
Check the time. Compassionate Crossings books evenings and weekends; Lap of Love adds $100 at weekends and $100 to $200 in the evening.
Ask where the cremation happens. Compassionate Crossings sends every cremation to Pet Angel Memorial Center, which is owned by Gateway Services, a group we do not recommend. Our Birmingham cremation guide lists independent crematories you can use instead. Sanavet, a mobile vet practice in Mountain Brook, Vestavia Hills and Homewood, also offers home euthanasia.