A peaceful cat euthanasia in their loving home.

Mobile vet cat euthanasia to support cat owners in providing a peaceful passing in their home loving home.
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Love and care for you and your best friend

High-quality care

Care is at the centre of everything we do. Our end-of-life veterinarians ensure you are comfortable at every step.
Care is at the centre of everything we do.

Companionship

Just as your pet is your companion, so are we throughout this journey. Your arranger truly loves your pet as if it’s their own.
Just as your pet is your companion, so are we throughout this journey.

Curated service

Our complete service takes the hassle out of decision making so you can spend quality time with your pet until the very end.
Our complete service takes the hassle out of decision making.

Our veterinarians

Helping you and your pet is our passion

Dr Sherif

Dr Sherif has a wealth of experience in general practise and emergency clinics with a passion for the human animal bond. He is passionate supporting pets & their owners on the end of life journey.

Dr Ingrid

Dr Ingrid is a Senior Medical Vet with a passion for the human animal bond. Dr Ingrid and her two dogs Brave and Ernie are also trained members of the Disaster Assistance Response Team for QLD Fire & Rescue.

Dr Courtney

Dr Courtney is an experienced and passionate veterinarian who values home services where she can take the time and space needed to provide a fitting farewell for beloved pets.

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For owners who believe
their best friend deserves better.

We built Goodbye Good Boy to support owners in providing an end-of-life experience that reflects the love and care that has been present throughout their pet's life.

The bond we share with our fur family is built on our responsibility to ensure their quality of life. But once the pet's quality of life has declined to a point where a peaceful passing is the most compassionate decision, it is our responsibility to give our fur child this final loving gift.

We believe that a pet's most peaceful passing can be achieved at home (if possible) in their most loving environment, surrounded by family.

How it works

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Call our team to discuss how we can support you in providing the perfect farewell with our mobile veterinary team.
We will coordinate your wishes and ensure you feel supported for your in home euthanasia appointment. We will provide valuable content to help you prepare for your appointment.
Your compassionate mobile veterinarian will ensure the in home euthanasia is completed with love and dignity. If you choose to have your pet cremated, we will arrange everything for you or alternatively leave your pet with you for home burial.
We will continue to make contact following your pets euthanasia to ensure you are comfortable. Our team of specialist animal loss counsellors are available for one-on-one consults to support you in adjusting to the transition.

Contact us

Call our team to discuss how we can support you in providing the perfect farewell with our mobile veterinary team.

Arrange & prepare

We will coordinate your wishes and ensure you feel supported for your in home euthanasia appointment. We will provide valuable content to help you prepare for your appointment.

Euthanasia & aftercare

Your compassionate mobile veterinarian will ensure the in home euthanasia is completed with love and dignity. If you choose to have your pet cremated, we will arrange everything for you or alternatively leave your pet with you for home burial.

Ongoing support

We will continue to make contact following your pets euthanasia to ensure you are comfortable. Our team of specialist animal loss counsellors are available for one-on-one consults to support you in adjusting to the transition.

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