Home Veterinary Care

About Home Veterinary Care

Home Veterinary Care is a locally owned and operated house-call veterinary practice based in Bristol, Rhode Island, serving dogs and cats across the East Bay region and Aquidneck Island. The practice was built around a simple but meaningful idea: that bringing the vet to the home — rather than the other way around — removes a significant source of anxiety for both pets and their owners. By providing care in a familiar home environment, Home Veterinary Care is able to deliver fear-free veterinary services that feel calm and personal rather than clinical and stressful. The team serves Bristol, Warren, Barrington, Riverside, Portsmouth, Middletown, and Newport.

For families facing a pet's terminal illness or end of life, Home Veterinary Care holds a strong belief that every pet deserves the highest quality of life until the very end. The practice offers compassionate palliative care for pets with terminal conditions, helping families keep their companion comfortable at home with their people for as long as possible. When the time comes to say goodbye, the team provides humane in-home euthanasia — a final act of care that allows families to be together in a peaceful, private setting without the distress of a clinic visit.

Services Offered

Home Veterinary Care provides the following services to families in the Bristol, Rhode Island area:

• In-Home Euthanasia
• Palliative & End-of-Life Care
• Wellness Exams (with lab work, parasite screenings, microchipping)
• Vaccinations
• Sick Visits & Diagnostic Lab Work
• Chronic Disease Management (including diabetes)

What to Expect

Families throughout the East Bay of Rhode Island and Aquidneck Island can request appointments through the Home Veterinary Care website. For end-of-life situations, the team provides in-home euthanasia with a focus on calm, compassionate care that allows the whole family to be present. When pets need services that require advanced imaging or surgical facilities — such as x-rays, ultrasounds, or surgery — the practice refers families to appropriate local clinics while continuing to coordinate care. Appointment requests can be submitted online, and the team will confirm scheduling and answer any questions before the visit.