Pet Euthanasia at
Home in South Wales

Gentle and compassionate care

We provide a gold-standard mobile euthanasia service that allows your beloved companion to pass peacefully at home — in a familiar, calm place, surrounded by love.

A woman with long blonde hair in a braid smiling and leaning close to a black and white dog outdoors in a garden with trees and a fence in the background.

Saying goodbye is the hardest part of having a pet

I’m Caitlin Davies BVSc MRCVS, the vet behind Forget Me Not Pets. My role is to make that journey as gentle and compassionate as possible.

Since 2014, I’ve worked in both busy hospitals and smaller practices, gaining wide experience in veterinary care. Growing up with animals gave me a deep understanding of the bond we share with them, and that’s at the heart of the care I provide today.

My approach is gentle, unhurried, and always centred on compassion — for pets and the people who love them.

Areas Covered

We’re proud to provide our services across a wide range of locations throughout South Wales. Whether you’re in the heart of Cardiff, the valleys, the coast, or further afield, our team is committed to reaching you with the same high standard of care and service.

Cardiff

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Newport

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Swansea

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Bridgend

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Caerphilly

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Aberdare

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Barry

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Pontypool

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Cowbridge

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Maesteg

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Pontyclun

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Neath

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Cwmbran

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Cardiff / Newport / Swansea / Bridgend / Caerphilly / Aberdare / Barry / Pontypool / Cowbridge / Maesteg / Pontyclun / Neath / Cwmbran /

Advice & Insights

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Contact Us

Please feel welcome to reach out anytime, even just to talk through your options before the time comes to say goodbye. You may find an answer on our FAQs page. For urgent veterinary care, please contact your regular vet.

07378 403 702 (Mon–Fri: 9am – 5pm)
info@forgetmenot-pets.co.uk