Sunset Vets
Australia-wide / service regions, Multi-state
Mobile vet end-of-life service offering in-home euthanasia and private cremation aftercare.
Contact and actions
Visit websiteLast checked 27 June 2026
Highlights
- Content confirms private cremation with return of ashes and urn options.
At a glance
- Cremation
- Private cremation
- Ashes
- Ashes returned
- Memorial products
- Collection
- Home collection
- Vet collection
- Pets served
- Dogs
- Cats
- Other pets
- Pricing
- Pricing published
Pricing
Dog euthanasia page notes crematorium fees and dog cremation typically $300-$450; combined visit + private dog cremation cost $395-$650 plus fees.
Estimate cost before you call
Get a general indicative range for pet cremation in Australia. This is not a quote from this provider — confirm current costs directly.
Service details
Cremation and ashes
- Urn or container
- Included
Areas served
Service regions via website; check city pages
Services and extras
- At-home euthanasia
- In-home pet euthanasia
- Private cremation service
- Individual cremation
- Urn and ashes return
How it usually works
A general guide. Confirm the specifics with the provider.
- 1
Contact the provider to discuss your needs and confirm availability.
- 2
Confirm the cremation type and the pricing that applies.
- 3
Arrange home collection and vet collection as listed.
- 4
Confirm whether ashes are returned, how long that usually takes and the tracking process.
- 5
Choose urns or memorial products if offered.
Questions to ask before booking
- Will my pet be cremated individually?
- How is my pet identified and tracked?
- Can ashes be returned?
- How long does ashes return usually take?
- Is home or vet collection available?
- Are collection, urns or keepsakes included in the price?
- What happens after hours?
Frequently asked questions
How much does Sunset Vets charge?
Dog euthanasia page notes crematorium fees and dog cremation typically $300-$450; combined visit + private dog cremation cost $395-$650 plus fees. Confirm current costs with the provider.
Does Sunset Vets offer private pet cremation?
Yes. Private cremation is listed in the available details.
Can I get my pet's ashes back from Sunset Vets?
Yes. Ashes can be returned.
Does Sunset Vets collect from homes or vet clinics?
Listed options include home collection and vet collection.
Does Sunset Vets offer urns or memorial products?
Yes. Memorial products are listed in the available details. An urn or container is included.
Does Sunset Vets offer at-home euthanasia?
Yes. At-home euthanasia is listed in the available details.
What pets does Sunset Vets list?
Listed pets include dogs, cats and other pets.
About this listing
This listing was cross-checked from public sources and is not provided by the business. Confirm current details directly with the provider.
Last checked 27 June 2026
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