In-Home Pet Euthanasia – Dignity and Care at the lowest price – Available 7 days a week 
Gentle Goodbyes
My mission is to provide compassionate, peaceful end-of-life care for cats and dogs in the comfort of their own homes. Serving Nassau County, Queens, and Western Suffolk County; I ensure every pet experiences love, dignity, and comfort in their final moments.
As a veterinarian and fellow pet parent, every pet is treated as if they were my own. I am here to support you through every step of the process. Each pet is special to me and my intention is that they should feel safe and loved.
You don’t have to walk this path alone. Trust me to help your pet have a peaceful and loving goodbye, surrounded by family.
My mission is to provide compassionate, peaceful end-of-life care for cats and dogs in the comfort of their own homes. Serving Nassau County, Queens, and Western Suffolk County; I ensure every pet experiences love, dignity, and comfort in their final moments.
As a veterinarian and fellow pet parent, every pet is treated as if they were my own. I am here to support you through every step of the process. Each pet is special to me and my intention is that they should feel safe and loved.
You don’t have to walk this path alone. Trust me to help your pet have a peaceful and loving goodbye, surrounded by family.
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Dr.Raymond Polley
What Families Are Saying
Our Approach to
Peaceful Goodbyes
We offer services for pets in Queens, Nassau County, and Western Suffolk County. Additional fees for other areas.
Dr. Raymond Polley is a graduate of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. After completing his degree, he spent two years in general practice before founding Garden City Veterinary Care, which grew into a four-doctor, full-service animal hospital.
He also established Best in Show Pet Resort in Mineola, one of Long Island’s largest boarding and daycare facilities. Both businesses continue to serve the Long Island pet community with excellence.
Dr. Polley lives on Long Island with his wife and three children and enjoys spending quality time with his family. Their home is shared with two Jack Russell Terriers, Pepper and Casey Jones, and a tuxedo cat named Mr. Poppers.
Our Approach to
Peaceful Goodbyes
We offer services for pets in Queens, Nassau County, and Western Suffolk County. Additional fees for other areas.
Dr. Raymond Polley is a graduate of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. After completing his degree, he spent two years in general practice before founding Garden City Veterinary Care, which grew into a four-doctor, full-service animal hospital.
He also established Best in Show Pet Resort in Mineola, one of Long Island’s largest boarding and daycare facilities. Both businesses continue to serve the Long Island pet community with excellence.
Dr. Polley lives on Long Island with his wife and three children and enjoys spending quality time with his family. Their home is shared with two Jack Russell Terriers, Pepper and Casey Jones, and a tuxedo cat named Mr. Poppers.
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In-Home Pet Euthanasia
In Home
Euthanasia $500
We will provide a peaceful passing for your pet in the comfort of your home. This includes all medications needed. Please don’t hesitate to ask for any other specific requests. We are happy to accommodate as best
we can.
This fee does not include aftercare arrangements for your pet, meaning they will be left with you.
In Home Euthanasia with
Communal Cremation $725
This option is for families who do not prefer a home burial but need their pet to be cremated and do not wish to have the remains returned.
In Home Euthanasia with
Private Cremation $875
This option includes your choice of a wooden urn with an engraved nameplate and a certificate of cremation.
Private cremation is performed by Legacy Pet Crematory located in West Babylon. Your pets ashes can be picked up directly at the crematory, or we can arrange delivery back to your home.
Additional Fees
& Services
Dogs over 100 lbs – $100 Clay Paw Print – $40 Ink Paw Print – $20 Home delivery of ashes with private cremation – $75 Ashes can be picked up for no charge/fee at Legacy Pet Crematory in West Babylon. Weekend/Holiday, After hours (9am-5pm) is an additional $125
In Home
Euthanasia $500
We will provide a peaceful passing for your pet in the comfort of your home. This includes all medications needed. Please don’t hesitate to ask for any other specific requests. We are happy to accommodate as best
we can.
This fee does not include aftercare arrangements for your pet, meaning they will be left with you.
In Home Euthanasia with
Communal Cremation $725
This option is for families who do not prefer a home burial but need their pet to be cremated and do not wish to have the remains returned.
In Home Euthanasia with
Private Cremation $875
This option includes your choice of a wooden urn with an engraved nameplate and a certificate of cremation.
Private cremation is performed by Legacy Pet Crematory located in West Babylon. Your pets ashes can be picked up directly at the crematory, or we can arrange delivery back to your home.
Additional Fees
& Services
Dogs over 100 lbs – $100
Clay Paw Print – $40
Ink Paw Print – $20
Home delivery of ashes with private cremation – $75
Ashes can be picked up for no charge/fee at Legacy Pet Crematory in West Babylon. Weekend/Holiday, After hours (9am-5pm) is an additional $125
Saying Goodbye
Each family brings a unique story, and each pet leaves behind paw-prints that last forever. Bearing witness to these moments reminds us of the unconditional love animals give so freely during their time with us.
Though saying goodbye is never easy, it can be filled with peace, gratitude, and gentleness. Creating space for love to be the final memory is what makes this work not only meaningful, but profoundly beautiful.
Saying Goodbye
Each family brings a unique story, and each pet leaves behind paw-prints that last forever. Bearing witness to these moments reminds us of the unconditional love animals give so freely during their time with us.
Though saying goodbye is never easy, it can be filled with peace, gratitude, and gentleness. Creating space for love to be the final memory is what makes this work not only meaningful, but profoundly beautiful.
Frequently Asked
Questions
This is one of the most difficult and deeply personal questions we are asked and there is no one-size-fits-all answer. Every pet and every journey is unique. As their caregiver, you know your pet best, and you may begin to notice subtle or significant changes that indicate their quality of life is declining.
Some signs that it may be time include:
- Loss of interest in food or water
- Incontinence, or difficulty eliminating without falling
- Poor grooming habits (especially in cats, but some dogs as well)
- Withdrawing from the family or hiding in unusual places
- Trouble standing or walking without assistance
- Noticeable changes in behavior, such as confusion, aggression, or depression
- Experiencing more bad days than good
If you’re unsure, are always here to help talk through your observations and guide you with compassion and honesty. You’re not alone in this.
You know your pet better than anyone, but navigating end-of-life decisions can be incredibly overwhelming. Speaking with someone who understands both the emotional and medical aspects of this process can bring comfort and clarity.
We offer a complimentary phone consultation to help you evaluate your pet’s quality of life and explore the options available, including hospice care or euthanasia. This service is designed to support you with compassionate, knowledgeable guidance, so you don’t have to face this difficult decision alone.
Yes, you are absolutely welcome to stay with your pet for the entire procedure if that feels right for you. Some people choose to be present throughout, while others prefer to stay only during the initial sedation. This is a deeply personal decision, and we fully support whatever brings you and your pet the most peace and comfort.
We work exclusively with Legacy Pet Crematory, a licensed and trusted facility that treats every pet with the utmost care and respect. Together, we follow strict identification and tracking procedures to ensure that the ashes you receive are your pet’s, and only your pet’s.
If you have questions or concerns about cremation standards, we encourage you to speak with your veterinarian for additional peace of mind or to learn more about the private cremation process.
Kindly contact me to inquire about availability and scheduling; 516-426-1608
I currently service Eastern Queens, Nassau County, and Western Suffolk County. Additional fees for services to Queens or Eastern Suffolk Counties.
An additional $125 service fee applies to appointments scheduled on weekends, holidays, outside standard business hours (9 AM–5 PM).
We accept Check and Cash.