The Home Farewell Vet – Vets in Truro
Clinic Overview
- Calm, compassionate end-of-life care at home, with pets described as peaceful and families supported through a very difficult decision. - Plenty of time and space to say goodbye, including specific mention of children being allowed as long as they needed. - Strong comments on kindness and gentleness, both towards pets and their owners.
The Home Farewell Vet provides at-home pet euthanasia in Truro, Cornwall, with cremation and bereavement support also listed. Recent feedback continues to describe calm, unhurried visits where families are given time and space to say goodbye. Reviews also highlight prompt attendance when needed and gentle, respectful handling after a pet has passed.
Services
- •At-home pet euthanasia: Home visits are a core part of the service, with recent reviews describing peaceful end-of-life care for both cats and dogs, including urgent situations where a decision had to be made quickly.
- •Pet cremation and bereavement support: Cremation and aftercare support are listed, and reviews mention thoughtful touches such as respectful transport after death and a condolence card sent afterwards.
- •Species treated: The website mentions cats, dogs, rabbits, and small furries.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Sam: Frequently praised for calm, compassionate home visits, clear explanations, and giving families as much time as they needed to say goodbye. Reviews also mention his responsiveness, including attending early on a Sunday morning and within an hour of a call, as well as thoughtful aftercare.
- •Alice: Described as kind, gentle, and calm during difficult home euthanasia appointments, including urgent cases. Reviewers say she helped make the experience peaceful and without distress.
- •Alice and Sam: One reviewer specifically mentions both together and speaks very positively about the service they provide.
Reviews
Google rating: 5.0/5 from 7 reviews. Recent feedback is consistently very positive, with themes including
- •Calm, compassionate end-of-life care at home, with pets described as peaceful and families supported through a very difficult decision.
- •Plenty of time and space to say goodbye, including specific mention of children being allowed as long as they needed.
- •Strong comments on kindness and gentleness, both towards pets and their owners.
- •Thoughtful practical details, including quick attendance, respectful handling after death, clean blankets, and a condolence card afterwards.

