Pet Requiem
New York, NY
At a glance
- Facility type
- Mobile Vet
- Practice tier
- General
- Clinic type
- Unknown
- Operating status
- Operational
- Appointment model
- Appointment
- 24/7 care
- Unknown
- Accepting new patients
- Unknown
Species treated
Services
Amenities & accessibility
Overview
In-home pet euthanasia and end-of-life pet care by Dr. Wendy McCulloch, providing compassionate, in-home end-of-life care for pets across New York City
Founded in 2009, Pet Requiem was New York City's first veterinary house-call service devoted exclusively to end-of-life care. Dr. Wendy McCulloch founded Pet Requiem to offer a personal, dignified alternative to hospital euthanasia, assisting pets to pass peacefully at home, surrounded by love
Mission — To support families through one of life's most emotional moments with compassion, education, and reassurance. Every appointment is calm, respectful, and centered on your pet's comfort
Care capabilities
- End-of-life care
- Mobile Only
- Pet insurance
- Accepted
Team at a glance
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Services in detail
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What services does Pet Requiem offer?+
Pet Requiem offers End Of Life, House Call, Telehealth.
When was Pet Requiem established?+
Pet Requiem has served the New York, NY community since 2009.
What reviewers say
The mobile veterinary practice provides compassionate, at-home end-of-life care and peaceful pet euthanasia directly in clients' residences. The veterinary team is widely regarded as gentle, patient, and highly professional during deeply emotional and stressful transitions, offering clear explanations and accommodating urgent home visit schedules.
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Data as of July 2026. VetPulse aggregates public-record and licensing data; it does not represent the practice directly.