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Carrie Nagel DVM - At Home Euthanasia

5.0 (67 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 9:00 pm

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My precious Jac Jac
Terry S.

Dr. Nagel was so kind and gentle with us and our wonderful pug boy Jac Jac . He was so sweet and went gently and lovingly out of our physical world. Carrie gave us the time and space we needed and words of comfort and wisdom that helped us do the best thing we could do for our loving pug boy. Carrie is a blessing to our family we are so grateful for her and her service. We can't recommend her highly enough. And when the time comes we will have her help us again.

Good boy Max, lived to 17 years old and was with us for 16 of those!

Dr. Carrie is a very special person with a very special calling. She came over last night to help us say goodbye to our OG family dog, Max. He lived to 17 years old, after being with us for 16 of those. Max's last moments were filled with affection, peace, pets, and KFC. He didn't feel a thing before he got drowsy and went to sleep happily licking fried chicken skin off our fingers. Even though dementia and physical wasting made his life very hard at the end, Max had the best final day we could have hoped for. After Max was completely sedated, the final medicine was administered behind a blanket to stop his heart (we didn't even see it). Carrie checked with a stethoscope and gently let us know his heart had stopped. Then she gave us privacy and space to say our final goodbyes, coming back in to get Max only when we were ready. She lovingly placed him on a white cloud (wrapped in a beautiful blanket in a carrying tray) to gently carry out. Every detail was dialed in, and so dignified, from start to finish. My husband and I, though sad today, feel really wonderful about doing this at home with Carrie. It was simply perfect. We feel so good that Max faced no stress or pain in his final moments, he was happy and calm as ever. What a gift we were able to give our little gentleman. We will call her again when the time comes. Don't hesitate. She is a Godsend.

Penny after she crossed the  bridge
Jennifer D.

We woke up Friday morning & knew it was time for our 16yr old terrier. Our regular vet was closing early, so I was desperately looking at yelp for options. I came Acrossed Dr. Nagel, and she was able to be there that night. If you go on her website, she explains all the steps she will perform during the procedure, so there won't be many questions when the time comes. She was very gentle with our Penny. Made sure to pet & love on her while everything was being put together. After the initial sedation shot was given, Dr. Nagel sat at her feet rubbing her feet. After about 10minutes, she stopped rubbing her feet & told us she was completely sedated, so would be starting the final process. It looked like she was just doing a soothing foot rub, but was also doing it to test for reaction to ensure she was sedated. She held the blanket up to her belly so my husband & I couldn't see the IV process. Our princess never let out a peep or a whimper. After about 15 seconds, she took a stethoscope out & pressed it against her chest. Told us softly her little heart had stopped & she'd go out to her car to give us space. Before leaving for the car, She bent down& kissed Penny on the head. Whispered something to her that was only between them. This may seem silly, but part of what made it Feel natural is not seeing all the medical supplies. We weren't watching her draw up drugs. She wasn't wearing gloves. I've never been so grateful that my vet was closed. Dr. Nagel is truly an angel & so good at her job. I feel so blessed she was able to get through this.

Choko. The sweetest old boy ever.

As pet parents, we do everything we can to give our animals a beautiful life-- full of love, comfort, and joy. But nothing truly prepares you for the moment when you have to say goodbye. When it became clear that my sweet old boy was tired, and his body was failing him, I knew I couldn't let his last moments be filled with fear or pain. I wanted peace for him. I wanted dignity. And that's when I found Peaceful Journey Home. I came across Carrie's service on Google during a moment of quiet desperation, and I'm so deeply thankful that I did. I held on to her contact info for a while, hoping for more time, even as I started to feel it slipping away. When I finally reached out... (late in the evening) Carrie responded with warmth and care. The next morning we spoke, and immediately felt a sense of calm. She was patient, gentle, and so understanding. She took the time to walk me through what to expect, answered all my questions, and reassured me with a kindness I didn't know I needed. We're on a fixed income, and I was nervous about the cost. Carrie was thoughtful and generous in letting me know about available options, never making me feel uncomfortable. It wasn't just professionalism, it was real compassion. The kind that stays with you. When she came to our home, she carried herself with such grace and respect... for us, for our space, and most importantly, for our dog. She gave us the time we needed. She made sure everything went smoothly. And she helped our boy Choko pass in the most peaceful way imaginable, right in the comfort of his home, surrounded by love. There are no words to express what that meant to us. What Carrie offers isn't just a service... it's a gift. I will never forget her, and I will never go anywhere else when that time comes again. From the bottom of my heart, thank you, Carrie. You gave our beloved Choko the gentle goodbye he deserved.

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