Pets at Peace

About Pets at Peace

Pets at Peace is an in-home pet euthanasia service serving Fairfield County, Connecticut, founded and operated by Dr. Kevin Cline, DVM, CPEV. Dr. Cline earned his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine at Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, California, and completed an internship in Small Animal Medicine at VCA Veterinary and Referral Centers before developing a specialty in humane end-of-life care. He is a Certified Peaceful Euthanasia Veterinarian (CPEV) with 13 years of veterinary experience working with Fairfield County families—building lasting relationships with pet owners through every stage of their pets' lives, from kittenhood and puppyhood all the way to the end.

The mission of Pets at Peace is straightforward: to help pets pass peacefully in the comfort of their home, surrounded by the people and memories that matter most. Dr. Cline partners with Final Gift for cremation aftercare and grief resources, and uniquely, communal cremation ashes are formed into reef balls and transported to the ocean to support coral reef growth through Memorial Reefs—allowing a pet's legacy to continue in the natural world. The practice serves Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, New Canaan, Norwalk, Westport, Wilton, Weston, Fairfield, Milford, Easton, Shelton, and other Fairfield County communities, with travel outside the county available for an additional fee starting at $100.

Services Offered

Pets at Peace provides the following services to families in the Fairfield County, Connecticut area:

• Full-Service In-Home Pet Euthanasia — includes consultation, travel, sedation, humane euthanasia, pet transportation, one keepsake paw print, cremation coordination, grief resources, and vet notification
• Private Cremation — individual cremation with ashes returned in a keepsake urn via partner Final Gift
• Communal Cremation — ashes formed into reef balls and placed in the ocean through partner Memorial Reefs
• Keepsake Paw Prints — included with private cremation; available as an add-on for communal cremation
• Grief Resources — curated support resources available through partner Pet Parent Grief Support

What to Expect

When you schedule with Pets at Peace, a 15-minute pre-appointment phone consultation is included at the time of booking—Dr. Cline walks you through the entire process, answers your questions, and helps you feel as prepared and at ease as possible before the appointment. Payment is collected after this consultation via an emailed link, and appointments typically last up to one hour. On the day of the appointment, Dr. Cline travels to your home and begins by administering medication gently and humanely, allowing your pet to drift peacefully toward rest while you remain close throughout. He communicates each step of the timeline so you can have precious final moments with your companion. After the appointment, Dr. Cline handles transportation of your pet and notifies your primary veterinarian of the passing. Pets at Peace accepts all major credit cards and Apple Pay, and will do their best to accommodate appointments outside regular hours upon request.