How it works

From your first call to ongoing support, every step happens at home, at your pet's pace. Here's what to expect when you invite us into your family's care.

How it works

Start where you are

Whether you’d like to talk things through first or you’re ready for in-home care, we’ll help you find the right next step for your pet.

Not sure what your pet needs or where to begin? Our TeleAdvice service gives you a place to start. Talk with an experienced member of our veterinary team about what you’re seeing, what’s concerning you, and what type of support may be most appropriate.

A senior dog resting at home
“It was so nice and relieving to have someone that we can 100% trust help us in a true time of need.”
Eric Beman
How can we support you?

A gentle path of compassionate care, personalized for your pet

A senior black cocker spaniel resting quietly outdoors
Managing symptoms. Supporting quality of life.

Palliative Medicine

Comfort-focused veterinary care for senior pets and pets living with serious or chronic illness. Care begins with an in-home Quality of Life consultation, where we assess your pet’s comfort, needs, and goals and help determine the best path forward.

  • Quality of Life consultation and individualized care plan
  • Pain and symptom management
  • Support for mobility and daily comfort
A short film

Veterinary care, reimagined for senior pets

Hear from our founder and medical director about a different approach to senior pet care, centered on comfort, quality of life, and caring for pets where they feel most at ease.

What you’ll see

Care that starts with your pet

Every pet is different. We take the time to understand their health, comfort, daily life, and the things that matter most to your family.

Comfort focused care

Our care is centered on helping senior pets feel their best, with thoughtful recommendations tailored to their changing needs.

Guidance for your family

We help you understand what’s changing, what options are available, and what the next step might look like, so you can make informed decisions with confidence.

Why families choose us

Care that comforts pets and their people

Families return to Senior Pet Vet because our care feels steady, personal, and deeply kind, both for their pets and for the people who love them.

5-star
rated by local pet families
A hand gently petting a golden retriever resting peacefully on the floor
2018
providing in-home senior pet care since
1,500+
families supported through hospice and end-of-life care
A veterinarian listening to a golden retriever’s heartbeat with a stethoscope at home
In their words

Stories from families we have had the honor of supporting

A beloved senior pet at home
“Dr. McCaffrey treated Chloe with such love and respect and gave our family the most peaceful and gentle goodbye we could have ever hoped for.”
Ro Latona
A beloved senior pet at home
“Dr. McCaffrey is compassionate, knowledgeable, and gentle. She was sensitive to our needs, making our decisions easier.”
Jennifer Winkler
A beloved senior pet at home
“Losing our girl was tragic, but I honestly can't imagine going through it without Dr. McCaffrey. I will be forever thankful for that opportunity.”
Nihan Nelkin
A beloved senior pet at home
“Dr. McCaffrey and her team truly made a gut-wrenching situation so much easier to get through.”
Tiffany Wong Nagaki
A beloved senior pet at home
“Thank you for giving us peace in a moment that could have been unbearable. We will never forget your kindness.”
Dana Hamilton
Where we visit

Bringing compassionate care to your doorstep

We provide mobile veterinary care throughout Bergen County, New Jersey and Rockland County, New York, bringing expert senior care to your pet in the comfort of their own home.

Communities we serve

Bergen County, NJ

Rockland County, NY

Do not see your town listed? We may still be able to visit your area. Reach out and our team will be happy to confirm availability.

Certified, gentle & experienced

  • NYT Wirecutter recognition mark
  • CHPV — Certified Hospice and Palliative Care Veterinarian
  • IAAHPC — International Association for Animal Hospice and Palliative Care
  • Xcaeta Certified — Peaceful End-of-Life Practice
  • CHI University logo
  • AVMA — American Veterinary Medical Association seal
Common questions

We’re Here to Help.

Caring for an aging or seriously ill pet often comes with questions. Here are answers to some of the things families ask us most.

You don’t need to know before reaching out. Tell us what’s been going on with your pet, and our team can help you understand which type of support may be most appropriate. If you’d like more time to talk through your concerns before scheduling an in-home visit, a Tele-Advice consultation is also available.