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Licensed vets who examine and treat your pet at home. Not an emergency service. Every provider below confirmed this service on their own website — coverage shown is exactly what they publish, nothing broader.
Not an emergency service. For a pet emergency, contact your veterinarian or an emergency animal hospital immediately. House-call vets are for routine and scheduled care at home.
In-home veterinary practice led by Florida-licensed Dr. Ivana Ayala, providing wellness visits, diagnostics, hospice and pain management, and at-home end-of-life care across Miami-Dade and Broward counties. The site also documents care for rabbits, rodents, ferrets, and birds, and notes rehabilitation at home only as a coming-soon service, so it is not listed as a current subcategory.
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House-Call Veterinarians · At-Home Pet Euthanasia & Hospice
Mobile veterinary practice led by Dr. Gregory Kushner, certified in hospice and palliative care and veterinary acupuncture, providing at-home care for dogs and cats between Fort Lauderdale and Homestead. Services documented on its site include acupuncture, laser therapy, pain and chronic disease management, blood work, vaccinations, and at-home euthanasia.
📍 Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Homestead
House-Call Veterinarians · At-Home Pet Euthanasia & Hospice · Pet Rehab, Massage & Recovery at Home
From $155 (At-home visit $155 as published on the site; at-home euthanasia $400 (no exam fee); telemedicine $100; extended service area $50-$150; after-hours $75-$150; laser therapy packages also listed.)
Hospital-supported mobile veterinary practice in Fort Lauderdale led by Dr. Vincent Guerrero, making house calls for cats and dogs with an on-board pharmacy. Its site lists diagnostics, subcutaneous fluid therapy, health certificates, skin and eye care, and reduced-stress exams at home.
📍 Fort Lauderdale
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Deerfield Beach clinic whose veterinarian, Dr. Niedermiller, also makes scheduled monthly house calls in the Pompano Beach area, covering wellness exams, vaccinations, basic diagnostics, and senior pet care including mobility checks and pain management. Procedures needing specialized equipment are handled at the clinic, so the listing reflects the documented house-call service only.
📍 Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point, Deerfield Beach
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Family-run housecall veterinary practice led by Dr. Lugo, a veterinarian with over 20 years in practice, dedicated to in-home euthanasia and end-of-life services in Broward County. Its site lists the service cities in its title, detailed weight-based pricing, and a free end-of-life phone consultation by call or text.
📍 Davie, Plantation, Weston, Parkland +1 more
House-Call Veterinarians · At-Home Pet Euthanasia & Hospice
From $425 (Housecall euthanasia only, no cremation: $425 for 1-20 lbs, $475 for 21-90 lbs, $500 for 91+ lbs, consultation included; cremation options, nighttime (after 9 PM), holiday/Sunday, and outside-Broward fees are listed separately on the site.)
Mobile small-animal veterinary hospital that provides care at clients' homes, with a mobile facility equipped for surgery, digital X-ray, ultrasound, endoscopy, and in-house laboratory testing. Its site documents wellness care, dental care, vaccinations, microchipping, emergency and urgent care, and in-home euthanasia across Broward and Miami-Dade communities it lists.
📍 Plantation, Weston, Davie, Fort Lauderdale +11 more
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Mobile veterinary house-call practice led by Dr. Susset Diaz Castillo, serving select areas of Miami-Dade and select areas of Broward with scheduled home visits for dogs and cats. Its site documents wellness exams, vaccines, bloodwork, diagnostics, ultrasound, and health certificates delivered at home, with online booking that checks ZIP code availability.
📍 Doral, Kendall, Miami Lakes, Hialeah +10 more
House-Call Veterinarians
From $595 (Sick Visit + Treatments package $595 per pet; Sick Visits, Diagnostics & Treatments $695 per pet; packages include house-call travel, exam, and a $250 medical credit toward laboratory testing as described on the site. Site states it does not currently serve Miami Beach, Downtown Miami, Wynwood, Aventura, Sunny Isles, or Golden Beach, and ZIP is checked in its booking portal.)
Sunrise animal hospital whose mobile veterinary unit provides at-home care in Fort Lauderdale and surrounding communities, including wellness exams, vaccinations, blood tests, minor treatments and in-home euthanasia. Mobile visits are recorded into the pet's hospital health plan, and the practice highlights care for nervous and mobility-challenged pets.
📍 Fort Lauderdale
House-Call Veterinarians · At-Home Pet Euthanasia & Hospice
When a beloved pet reaches the end of life, some families prefer care at home, in familiar surroundings. In-home hospice and euthanasia now has its own category on this site — including dedicated specialists and some of the house-call veterinarians listed above who offer it — described in the providers' own published terms, and kept separate from general promotion.
Depending on the practice, house-call vets commonly handle wellness exams, vaccinations, blood work, microchipping, minor illness and injury care, senior-pet care, and quality-of-life consultations in your home. Surgery, imaging, and hospitalization still happen at a clinic or hospital — ask the practice what they bring and what they refer out.
No. House-call vets on this page are for routine and scheduled care. If your pet is having an emergency — trouble breathing, collapse, uncontrolled bleeding, a seizure, or suspected poisoning — go to an emergency animal hospital immediately or call your regular veterinarian; do not wait for a house call.
Among the providers listed here, published starting prices begin around $155 (checked November 2026). That is a starting price, not a quote — the final price usually includes a travel or house-call fee plus the exam and any treatments or tests, and varies by practice and your pet's needs. Always confirm the current price and exactly what it includes with the provider before you book.
Some do. In-home hospice and euthanasia now has its own category on this site — At-Home Pet Euthanasia & Hospice — where those providers, including some of the house-call vets listed here, describe the care in their own published terms. We keep it separate from general veterinary promotion, with respect for what families are going through.
You book and pay the provider directly — SFL Pet Visits is a directory, not the service provider. Use the call, website, or online booking buttons on a profile, or send a "Request availability" message that goes to that one provider only (we never blast a request to multiple businesses without telling you). Good local providers often book days to weeks ahead, so contact them early for holidays.
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