Turn in-home euthanasia enquiries into appointment-ready leads
Ask pet owners about their vet's confirmation, their pet's current condition, and how soon they need care, so your team knows before the call whether this is an urgent visit or a planning-ahead conversation. Photos and vet documentation help you prepare for the visit itself.
Preview your in-home euthanasia intake
Explore 6 questions from the In-Home Euthanasia template. This interactive preview uses illustrative scoring and sample attachments. Open the full survey to try the complete intake.
What a qualified in-home euthanasia lead should tell you
A veterinarian-performed euthanasia procedure carried out at the pet's home (or another location such as a shelter) rather than in a clinic, typically requested once a vet has confirmed it's an appropriate option and the pet's condition or timeline calls for a faster response.
- Pet This Service
- Veterinarian Already Confirmed That
- Soon Schedule This Service
- Pet'S Current Condition
- Pet'S Owner Or Authorized
- Location Would Service Take
The questions your team needs answered
Every in-home euthanasia intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| What type of pet needs this service? | Knowing whether it's a dog, cat, small mammal, or bird lets your team confirm they can provide the right approach before quoting the visit. |
| Has a veterinarian already confirmed that euthanasia is an appropriate option for your pet? | A vet-confirmed decision (weight 9) signals a family that's already reached the decision and is ready to schedule, versus one still weighing options (weight 4). |
| How soon are you hoping to schedule this service? | Same-day and within-2-days requests carry the highest weights, flagging pets who may need a faster response than a planning-ahead enquiry. |
| What is your pet's current condition? | A pet actively declining or in visible distress (weight 10) needs a faster response than one in stable chronic illness or age-related decline. |
| Are you the pet's owner or authorized decision-maker for this service? | Confirming the person booking is the owner or authorized decision-maker (weight 10 vs 1) protects your team from scheduling a visit that could be disputed or cancelled by the actual owner. |
| What location would the service take place at? | Distinguishing a private home from a rescue or shelter facility helps your team plan logistics, since shelter visits often involve different consent and staffing needs. |
How Cliont scores in-home euthanasia leads
Configured answer weights help your team prioritize follow-up. Your team reviews each submission and decides the next step.
Value signals
- Veterinarian Already Confirmed That: yes
- Today
- Within 2 days
- This week
- Planning ahead, no set date
- Chronic illness, currently stable
Urgency signals
- Actively declining or in visible distress
See an example lead handoff
Illustrative lead details and score show how a submission can reach your team.
In-Home Euthanasia Lead - Same-Day Request
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They explain the visit
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They share details
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You get a ready lead
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Built for in-home euthanasia workflows
| Cliont capability | In-Home Euthanasia application |
|---|---|
| Weighted lead scoring | Combines the vet-confirmation, timing, and condition answers so a same-day, vet-confirmed, actively-declining case scores far above a planning-ahead enquiry. |
| Automatic flagging rules | Flags submissions where the person isn't the owner or authorized decision-maker so your team verifies authorization before confirming a slot. |
| Custom routing | Routes rescue or shelter facility requests to a different workflow than private-home visits, since logistics and consent differ. |
| Document and photo capture | Collects veterinary documentation and pet photos during intake so your team arrives at the home already briefed on the case. |
Example in-home euthanasia lead scenarios
Illustrative situations explain the intake questions and possible follow-up.
Actively declining pet, same-day request
A vet has already confirmed euthanasia is appropriate, the pet is in visible distress, and the owner wants a visit today. These enquiries carry the highest weighting and should reach your team fastest.
Vet hasn't weighed in yet
The owner hasn't had a vet confirm euthanasia is the right option, which scores lower and may signal a family that needs a quality-of-life conversation before they're ready to book.
Planning ahead for chronic illness
A pet with a stable chronic illness and no set date is a genuine but lower-urgency enquiry, letting your team schedule further out instead of treating it like a crisis.
Someone other than the owner enquiring
A family member who isn't the authorized decision-maker fills out the form, which carries the lowest weight for that question and should be flagged for verification before a slot is confirmed.
Rescue or shelter request
The service is needed at a rescue or shelter facility rather than a private home, which changes logistics and consent handling compared with a standard residential visit.
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In-Home Euthanasia lead-intake FAQs
How does the intake handle cases where a vet hasn't confirmed euthanasia yet?
The intake asks directly whether a vet has confirmed euthanasia is appropriate, and a 'no' answer scores lower than a confirmed case. This lets you route those enquiries toward a quality-of-life conversation instead of booking a visit outright.
Can the intake tell same-day emergencies apart from people planning ahead?
Yes. The timing question weights 'Today' and 'Within 2 days' far higher than 'Planning ahead, no set date,' so genuinely urgent requests surface above owners who are simply preparing.
What happens if the person filling out the form isn't the pet's owner?
The intake asks whether the person is the owner or authorized decision-maker, and answering 'no' scores the lead very low so your team can verify authorization before confirming a booking.
Does the intake cover pets other than dogs and cats?
Yes, the pet-type question includes small mammals, birds, and other animals alongside dogs and cats, so you know what you're being asked to schedule before you respond.
How do you separate private home visits from shelter or rescue requests?
A location question asks whether the service will take place at a private home, a rescue or shelter facility, or another location, so you can plan staffing and consent handling accordingly.
Does the intake collect any documentation from the pet's veterinarian?
You can request an uploaded diagnosis or referral note alongside the vet-confirmation question, giving your team context before the visit rather than gathering it over the phone.
Turn in-home euthanasia visitors into qualified patients
Give every in-home euthanasia visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you book front-desk time.