In-Home Euthanasia - Tulsa, Oklahoma
In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Tulsa, OK
Tulsa's home euthanasia options have thinned out: Pet Loss at Home says it no longer serves the city, and Lap of Love's Tulsa pages have gone offline. What we could confirm is CodaPet from $350 with two Oklahoma State vets, Dr. Liz Thomas's Sunshine Mobile practice, and a house-call vet whose old price list shows $230. Confirm that last figure before you rely on it.
Our Recommended Providers in Tulsa
We reviewed the available options and selected these providers based on transparency, communication, and value.
CodaPet
Best for Tulsa families who want a published price and online booking.
Typical range
from $350
starting price
Dr. Rona Ellen, an Oklahoma State graduate who has done relief work across Green Country, covers Tulsa, and Dr. Amanda McCasland covers Owasso, Sapulpa and Oologah. The visit starts at $350 including the assessment, sedation and euthanasia, and cremation is quoted at $100 to $330.
One thing to know: $350 is a starting figure, confirmed only when you book, and cremation is added on top.
Sunshine Mobile Veterinary Services
Best for families who want a Tulsa vet who can help decide when, then come back for the goodbye.
Contact for pricing
Dr. Liz Thomas is a Tulsa native and Oklahoma State graduate running a fully equipped mobile practice, so the same vet can hold a quality of life discussion, manage comfort care and then perform the euthanasia at home. Its general fees are published: a $73 house call and a $53 exam.
One thing to know: The euthanasia price is not published; it depends on your pet's weight and the aftercare you choose, so ask for the full figure when you call.
Home Veterinary Care
Worth a call for a lower price, if the published figure still holds.
Contact for pricing
Dr. Gabrielle Fielstra's house-call practice lists in-home euthanasia at $230 with transport afterwards at no charge, and a $150 extended consult for a quality of life exam. That is well below anything else we found in Tulsa.
One thing to know: The price list on its site is dated 2016, so treat $230 as a figure to confirm, not a quote. A travel fee is added by location, and it works weekdays only.
Questions Worth Answering Before You Call
If you want a price first, start with CodaPet. It publishes $350 to start and $100 to $330 for cremation, and you can book online.
If you are not sure it is time, call Sunshine Mobile. Dr. Thomas offers a quality of life discussion and comfort care as well as the goodbye, and quotes the euthanasia by weight and aftercare.
If price matters most, ask Home Veterinary Care for today's figure. Its site lists $230 with transport included, but that list is dated 2016.
Arrange the cremation. Our Tulsa cremation guide compares the local crematories, including two that publish weight-based prices.