The cost to euthanize a dog generally ranges between $50 and $300 for the procedure itself, with an average around $100 to $300 depending on various factors such as location, size of the dog, and the veterinary service used
. If you choose to have euthanasia done at a veterinary clinic, the typical cost averages about $126 nationwide in the U.S., with a range from approximately $97 to $244 depending on the state and facility
. At-home euthanasia services, which offer the comfort of a familiar environment for the dog, tend to be more expensive, averaging around $456 nationally, with prices ranging from $349 to $886 depending on location and travel distance for the veterinarian
. Additional costs may include sedation drugs, physical assessments, and aftercare services like cremation or burial, which can significantly increase the total expense
. Emergency vet clinics often charge higher fees, and some clinics may charge more for larger dogs
. In summary:
- In-clinic euthanasia: $100 to $300 on average, around $126 nationally (range $97-$244)
- At-home euthanasia: $350 to $886, average about $456 nationally
- Additional costs: Sedation, assessments, cremation, burial, emergency fees
These prices vary widely based on geographic location, dog size, and specific services chosen
