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Serving Castro Valley & the East Bay

Dr. Tiffany Ma, DVM, CHPV

Online Quality of Life Assessment

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In-Home Euthanasia

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Palliative / Hospice Care

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Chronic Pain Management

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Dr. Ma will be out-of-office until Oct 25. We will not be able to respond to any inquiry during our absence. Please see our referral list of local house-call veterinarians for urgent needs.

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Compassionate Care for Your Pet

Compassion Pet Hospice serves the East Bay Area of Northern California since 2015 — bringing hospice, palliative care, and gentle end-of-life services to your home, so your pet can spend their last season in comfort, surrounded by love.

(510) 513-6613

Our Services

Phone and online consultations, in-home customized palliative/hospice care, chronic pain management, in-home euthanasia, and an online pharmacy.

A structured, compassionate evaluation of your pet's comfort and happiness to guide difficult decisions.

A peaceful, unhurried farewell at home — for dogs, cats, and small mammals.

Customized in-home care plans focused on comfort, pain relief, and quality time.

Ongoing support for pets living with arthritis, cancer pain, and other chronic conditions.

* Dr. Ma is at full capacity and cannot accept new in-home consultation patients at the moment. Phone and online consultations remain available.

Compassion Pet Hospice

In-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia for dogs, cats, and small mammals across the SF East Bay Area since 2015.

Contact

  • (510) 513-6613
  • info@compassionpethospice.com
  • Phone hours: Mon - Fri, 9am–5pm
  • Appointments: Mon - Fri, 10am–4pm

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Commonly Asked Questions

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What is Dr. Ma's service area?

We serve Castro Valley, Oakland, Hayward, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, and Dublin, with extended service to surrounding East Bay communities for an additional travel fee.

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What is the cost of services?

How much does in-home euthanasia cost?

In-home euthanasia costs $560. The visit includes gentle sedation, the euthanasia procedure, a personalized clay paw print, grief and pet-loss resources, and notification to your family veterinarian. A full two-hour appointment window is reserved so you never feel rushed. Cremation is additional: individual cremation is $350–$410 depending on weight, and communal cremation is $200–$250. Evening, weekend, and holiday appointments add $150.

How much does an in-home consultation cost?

An initial in-home consultation costs $750 for a 2.5-hour visit covering palliative care, hospice care, and chronic pain management. It includes a review of medical records, a quality-of-life evaluation, a thorough physical exam, and a customized care plan, plus two weeks of ongoing support by email, phone, or text. Follow-up visits are $450 during the first week or during an active care relationship, and $500 after the first two weeks without one. Ongoing active care is available at $180 per month.

How much does an online quality of life assessment cost?

An online quality of life assessment costs $250 for up to 1.5 hours with Dr. Ma. It includes a consultation on your pet's quality-of-life score, a discussion of end-of-life care options, and a customized care plan. If the assessment runs beyond 1.5 hours, overtime is $75 per 30-minute interval.

See our Cost of Services page for detailed pricing, or use the interactive estimator there to build an estimate before you book.

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When should I consider pet hospice?

If your pet has a terminal diagnosis, declining quality of life, or chronic pain that is difficult to manage, a quality-of-life assessment can help you understand their needs and your options.

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Do you offer euthanasia at home?

Yes. In-home euthanasia visits include sedation, the procedure, a clay paw print, grief resources, and notification to your family veterinarian — all in the comfort of your home.

See our pricing information and service areas for more details.