7 months ago, I never would have thought I would see a slow and steady pace of my cat Snowball of 11 years changing before my eyes. Every month I noticed something different about her from looks, weight, and behaviors. Snowball was my all in all. My friends who are animal owners would see Snowball and say, "You need to come up with a plan because Snowball is older, and you don't want to be caught off-guard when the time comes." I didn't know what I was going to do because Snowball hated car rides and she was uncomfortable around strangers. I did not want to traumatize her especially as she was getting sicker on me. So, one day I decided to google "in home pet euthanasia." No one told me about this process I was just taking a chance and being hopeful and praying they were not a scam. What little did I know the website for CodaPet was easy to understand and as soon as I put into their website what was going on with Snowball, they immediately got in touch with me. It was easy to maneuver as the website has bios of their veterinarians and former reviews of other pet owners. I was still skeptical as it is difficult to trust people you have never met before. To make a long story short, "In Home Pet Euthanasia" was the best thing I could do for Snowball. The veterinarians are not judgmental of any situation they may run into. They allow you to express your concerns, doubts, fears, and explain everything through the entire process. They do not make a move without the pet owner being ready. I wish that I had known about this "in home pet euthanasia" services years ago when I had my dog for 15 years. I highly recommend this route if you and your family need peace and a comforting closure in the comfort of your home. Still today I look at Snowballs paw prints they made for me and the memory of an experience I would never trade. Thank you, Dr. Mays, for my last memories of Snowball that I will cherish for the rest of my days. read more