I used Home with Dignity for my 2 cats who passed in March and May of 2023. They were sisters of 18…read moreyears. Home with Dignity was so kind and compassionate. The vet who came out helped me through a very difficult time. He let me take all the time I needed to be with my sweet cats. I would highly recommend them.

Dr. Zakai is extremely kind and thorough. We called Home with Dignity because our 21 yr old cat had…read moredropped weight very quickly, and showed other symptoms that alarmed us. We were concerned that she was suffering and convinced ourselves that a trip to the vet would end up with euthanasia. For this reason, we decided a home passing was best. Dr. Zakai evaluated our darling Bonnie and determined she still had quality of life. The weight lifted off our shoulders and we immediately made an appointment with our local vet. I am extremely grateful to Home with Dignity and Dr. Zakai. He was so kind and caring, answered all of our questions and put our minds at ease. Our girl is 21 years old, and her time will eventually come. When that time is upon us, we will definitely call Home with Dignity. The compassion shown to us today was beyond anything we could have imagined.

A friend informed me about this place after my fur baby transitioned. I was planning on taking her…read moreto Falls Road Animal Hospital where she was being treated, to be sent off for cremation. However, my friend suggested I take my fur baby to this place instead, because she was going there to pick up one of her pets' cremated remains. Since she wasn't sure on how to get to Falls Road Animal Hospital, I decided to ride with her to this place. After we arrived I was told that the total for my 9 lb dog would be a total of $283.00 (?!) which came with a very small wooden cheap urn - no memorial plaque included. The person that was assisting me was named David. After he took my fur baby's body from her carrier, and placed her on a table in a back room, I went to say my goodbyes to my precious fur baby. When I saw her on the table I noticed that there was some body fluid that was aligned with her nose inches away from her body. Which meant that he didn't take care with taking her out of her carrier to put her onto this table. When I left from the room, after saying my goodbyes and I love yous' to my fur baby, I noticed he had placed her carrier by the front door. I'm not sure if this is protocol or he just wanted me to hurry and leave after I paid $283.00 ??? I asked that some of her ashes be put into a different bag for her original human, before I adopted her. He told me that she would be ready for pick up in a few days, which should have included one of her favorite little teddy bears that was to be cremated with her. The same friend brought me back to this place to pick up my precious fur baby's ashes. The second guy that answered the door immediately looked at me, looked at my friend, whom happened to be white; and said , "She's first." He assumed that we weren't together; because I came into the door first. I don't know if it was racial bias; but it sure felt that way. After this disturbing event; all three of us went into a back office. He had my fur baby's ashes on the desk. When he handed her urn to me it there was no weight to it ?! Then he showed me her ashes that were inside a plastic bag; (if these were even my dog's ashes ???). I noticed that it was a very little amount for a 9 lb dog, which was very suspicious. Because of this odd amount, I researched the amount of my 9 lb. fur baby's ashes that I should've received. Her ashes should've equated to three to five pounds of cremated ashes ! And when I realized that it was way too little for my fur baby's ashes for her original human, in her bag. I asked if he could put a little bit more into her bag. When he did this he did not take proper care he opened up my bag of my precious baby's ashes and carelessly began to pour some into the other bag ! While he was doing this careless act, he spilled some of my baby's ashes onto the desk- ( again...if this was even my fur baby's ashes) and just non-chalantly swept my fur baby's ashes on to the floor !! In that moment, I regretted taking my friend's advice and to take my baby to this place ! Considering the way me and my precious fur was treated I really regret taking her to this place ! I regret not taking my precious fur baby to Falls Road Animal Hospital to be sent off for cremation. Because it was more affordable and she and I would have been treated more respectfully. And Falls Road gives you options of what type of urn you want for your fur baby; not some cheap box ! I must say, I do believe that my race played a part in the way me and my precious fur baby was treated ! I would never suggest anyone, especially POC, use this place if you truly love your fur baby. And if you want to be treated humanely during your grief of the loss of your precious fur baby !!

One of the most important things is I forgot to add that the guy says to me. Well, you know I don't…read morewant to sit here all day. You know what I mean? A few months later my brother did need to use a cremation service and he called there and said that he had great service so I don't really know what went wrong when we had our sweet Rexy cremated there. But as bad as my experience was my brother said his was good.

Dr Maskol is the BEST .... I worked for him 30 years ago so I've been around him for a minute …read more.. he's fair , truthful and actually very kind to all animals even in the back ..... oh and I drive 45 min now to see him when there's probably lots of good vets on my side of town If you need other help please visit my website www.perfectEOL.com

i've been taking my dog there for going on five years now the administration has the seem…read moreunderstaffed so the wait time when I kind of ridiculously long however, are loving and great and I never find an issue once I'm finally able to book an appointment however I had the and unfortunate experience of hearing the administrator. Talk about me to another coworker while I was still on the phone because she thought she disconnected the call. I was very hurt and very upset being that I am such a loyal patient for many years of this vet veterinary clinic. It does not put a good taste in my mouth, knowing that these people handle my sweet animal they have access to all of our files and that she just so unprofessionally was able to talk about me behind my back thinking she was hung up. It was a real shame.!

They were very accommodating and sympathetic in my time of sorrow. They returned my call promptly…read morewhen I had questions and sent me photos of the burial plot. So worth using them.

From the owner: Pet Cremation, Pet Burial,…read morePet Funeral Service, Pet Transport Service, and Pet Loss Support.

My cat Ayanna was sick a few months leading up to her 13th birthday. I made her as comfortable as I…read morecould before her passing. During that time I found Daisy Hill pet crematorium. It was close and they offered individual pet cremation, which was very important to me. I read a lot of positive reviews on them and their services. And one thing most had in common was Doug. When I called to schedule a time to bring her in. I spoke with Doug. Very kind, considerate and explained the whole process to me. When I finally met with him I called again in advance to let him know I was coming. And everything I had read about him was spot on. He is very knowledgeable about the final process. He's caring, respectful, patient. And my family and I appreciate that so much! We dropped her off Tuesday afternoon and her ashes were ready by Friday. At Daisy they have a wide selection for pets ashes. Also your pet is tagged with their own individual number so you can be sure it's their remains when you get them back. Which was really important to us. Once again ALL THEY DO IS INDIVIDUAL CREMATION. Now for us, it's healing process and having a memorial for our family pet. For pet owners: the pain never goes away from losing a family companion. We just make room for it. And Daisy Hill Pet Cremation goes the extra mile to help families cope with that lost. I highly recommend them.

Three words: Kindness, Compassion, and Dignity. These folks have as much respect for our pets and…read moreour sense of loss as the best human mortuaries. I wouldn't think of entrusting anyone else with my beloved Cocker Spaniels. Thank you!

Outside of it, it took a while to find a message that I was looking for. My cat had died 2 weeks…read moreago this Saturday, BHS picked him up Monday following everything's great, and Veronica handled graciously, but I got a little nervous it's been almost 2 weeks, and nothing showed .So I called and I thought something had happened because usually someone would return your call and then leave a message. BHS, I also found out that they also do email messages, and I had to look for it amongst a sea of other emails. I don't really have any complaints about BHS . Well, hopefully, my kitty will be home soon. His ashes will be shipped tomorrow, and that is very reasonable the time it took and the cost of the cremation, I would definitely have BHS do another cremation if I had to

From the owner: Baltimore Humane Society Memorial Park offers compassionate care for your best friend. Affordable,…read morethoughtful cremation services and full funeral services, including green burials, are available at our cemetery located on a 360-acre wildlife sanctuary. We offer gentle transportation of your pet from home or vet's office and many ideas to help you memorialize your pet. Our cemetery services support our no-kill shelter and Wellness Center.

Watching a news program about this case right now. This pathological lying piece of shit Rodney.read more

This business and the people who work here are beyond disgusting. Instead of treating my friend's…read morebeloved dog with dignity and respect after her passing, her body was left on the side of the road, wrapped in her blanket and left with her toys. Then, they had the audacity to hand over a bag of sand and claim it was her ashes. This wasn't just done once, this was done multiple times to many beloved animals. This isn't just negligence -- it's cruel, dishonest, and deeply inhumane. No pet owner should ever trust this place with their loved one. They do not care about the animals entrusted to them. They lie, they deceive, and they rob grieving families of the trust and closure they deserve. If you care about your pets AT ALL, take them anywhere else. What happened here is unforgivable and I hope everyone who works here finds themselves in a jail cell.

I cannot say enough good things about Peaceful Passage. To get scheduled was very easy and the…read moreadmin helped soothe my fears. They are very organized. Our traveling vet, Dr. Caplan, was so communicative, kind, caring, and soothing for our dachshund, Willow, who was 15 1/2. Dr. Caplan texted when he was on his way, then called to discuss a few things before coming to our home. He had everything set to go so we knew what to expect. After a day or so, he called to see how we were. In less than two weeks we received an email that Willow's ashes were on their way to us, and they just arrived so we were prepared. They also wrote a nice card. This service was one that was recommended by our vet, and we are glad we went with them, they are stellar in service and empathy.

I just found out that Dr. White took over this practice. Please read my previous review. In it, I…read moredid not reveal the name of the vet. It was Dr. White who did not adequately sedate my dog, did not listen to me when I said he was not adequately sedated (he was walking around for God's sake!), and then to test whether he was adequately sedated (he just lay down bc he was tired; he was fully with it) assaulted him by yanking on his very injured leg. He immediately yelped. Then she tried to come back toward him. He was terrified and snapped in warning at her. She told me to pin him down. I refused. The then-owner, Dr. Rabinowitz, had to come and finish the job. It was beyond horrible, the last hour of my dog's life spent in pain and fear. I see from others' reviews that she did the same thing to other pets numerous times over the years. There are now multiple other options for at home euthanasia. Please consider one of them. Otherwise, prepare to have your poorly sedated pet given the medicine to stop its heart--which is horrifically painful and frightening without proper sedation. The only reason to skimp on the sedation is to save money or just to be cruel. I don't understand either. I'm so sorry Dr. Rabinowitz retired.

My dog Stella was having problems with her ears. I brought her to falls road to see Dr Hammond and…read morewas very happy with the care they provided. They made it quick and easy. I was sent home with some ear cleaner medication and Stella is already feeling better

If you truly value your pet's life DO NOT BRING THEM HERE. My emotional support animal lost his…read morelife as a result of the provider's negligence and my family has been forever changed. Please take your loved ones somewhere else!

Leaving three stars because although they are really nice there and seem to genuinely care about…read moreanimals, I feel like they are too quick to recommend euthanasia. We brought my mom's cat in who had suddenly become very ill. The first thing the vet recommended was euthanasia, citing the cat's many health issues (heart failure, liver failure, kidney failure). Just a day prior the cat had been eating well and full of energy, even tried to climb a tree while I walked him on his leash. The vet went as far as to make us feel guilty for NOT euthanizing him, telling us it was their duty to advocate for the animal's interests. My mom opted to get him hydrated and stable and we brought him to our regular vet the following day. The vet acknowledged his health issues but suspected that his kidneys were at the root of everything. He flushed the cat's kidneys over several days and now he's back to his old self. Maybe a little thinner, but he's eating well, purring, seems to be very happy and comfortable. He does have to get subcutaneous fluids now, but many cats do and it doesn't affect his over all quality of life. In retrospect I don't think euthanasia was the right call on that day. If that is recommended to you by this vet, I would definitely get a second opinion. Unfortunately, people in an emergency situation will probably not have time to read this review. Sadly, our wonderful primary vet who got him stabilized has since passed away.

PET ER in Cockeysville -- The Doctors and staff are all very nice. They seem well-trained for the…read moresometimes difficult public interface. The Doctors gave our kitty 6 months to a year to live. Before they would treat her, we had to sign an agreement to spend 4000 to 6000 dollars. My daughter is there - we love our kitty -- what are you going to do? Ginger died the next day -- not 6 months to a year later. The Hospital Director said "sorry, no partial refunds -- it's company policy." So -- if you think this is a reasonable practice, okay -- but I don't. The workers there love animals, the corporate leadership stinks and is just another example of the scam economy we all live in now.