Common Questions?
We would like to recommend asking someone in your household, a neighbor, a family member, or a friend to help you get your pet to our facility. Some tips that we recommend you to do in preparation for transportation is to swaddle your beloved pet around the private part area, just like an infant so that no bodily fluids release on you or your helper. Also, making sure that the head is completely covered.
If you happen to have any heavy duty storage totes or laundry baskets with handles around your household, those make transportation a lot easier, especially if you are by yourself. And that way your pet is not tossing or turning around in your vehicle during transportation.
For larger dogs, we recommend that you use a tarp or an old bed sheet to lay down underneath your pets body which makes picking them up a little bit easier.
You can always place a towel or tarp onto your trunk before placing your pet inside. We hope that this information helps make this process a little bit less difficult for you. You can always call us and we can help guide you through the process.
In the event your pet passes at your home, we provide a "scheduled" Home Pet Pick Up service. Our comforting staff will make arrangements to come to your home, and professionally remove your pet from your home with the outmost dignity and respect you both deserve.
Pet parents must call us to schedule an appointment for this type of service. Please note that availability varies as we are not available 24/7 and payment is due prior to the scheduled pick up.
Cape Coral & North Fort Myers:
Pine Island & Bokeelia
In the event that your pet passes away and you would like to bring your pet directly to us, please give us a call to make an appointment during our business hours.
For after hours or weekends, there will be a fee applied. You must call us to schedule a drop off. Please note that availability varies as we are not available 24/7 and payment is due at the time of service.
Another option where you can drop off your beloved pet at is the Viscaya Prado Veterinary Hospital at 1141 Country Club Blvd, Cape Coral, FL 33990 and their phone number is 239.574.2868.
Private Pet Cremation: Your pet is individually cremated and the cremains are returned in a basic urn.
Communal Pet Cremation: Your pet is cremated with other pets and your pet's cremains are NOT returned.
With in-home euthanasia, your cherished companion can experience their final moments in a calm and familiar setting in the comfort of your own home, while also being surrounded by the love and presence of your family. It is a comforting and peaceful way to say goodbye to your beloved furry family member.
If you are thinking about in-home pet euthanasia services, please reach out to Dr. Jessica Rubin with All Curled Up Home Veterinary Service at 239.710.2843 and kindly let her know that we referred you. She will be able to answer any questions you might have about end-of-life care, as well as provide you with a price quote for their services.
She and her staff will provide a very peaceful end-of-life experience for your companion. Once euthanasia is done, they will transport your beloved pet to our facility. We will take care of our services at that time and once everything is ready, Dr. Rubin will come back to our facility to pick up and deliver your pet’s urn to your home.
Nameplates: To look at the nameplate examples that we have in our showroom, please click here CLICK HERE to see Nameplate Examples.
Clay Paw Print Impressions of your beloved pet are handcrafted onto air drying natural terracotta clay. Underneath the impression, we will stamp your pet’s name into the clay. These make for very personal keepsake of your fur baby. To view some examples, please click here CLICK HERE.
Cremation Jewelry: We have a beautiful selection of cremation pet memorial jewelry in our showroom that you can choose from necklace pendants, bracelets, and keychains. For more information, please CLICK HERE to see them and browse the online catalog.