There are no words to truly express how grateful my family is for Dr. Nicole and the entire Serene…read morePassages team. Recently, we had to help our almost 18-year-old dachshund, Dodger, cross the Rainbow Bridge. He had been with me since I was a teenager, so we truly grew up together. He wasn't just a dog. He was family. As the last of our five-dachshund dynasty, saying goodbye marked the end of an era for our family. We were there the day he was born, and nearly two decades later, it felt like such a full-circle moment to surround him with that same love as we helped him peacefully cross the Rainbow Bridge. From my very first phone call, I knew we were in the right hands. In full transparency, I wasn't my best self when Don answered, as I had been dreading making that call. Yet he met me with nothing but patience, kindness, and compassion. He answered every question without ever making me feel rushed and quickly replaced my fear with peace. His care didn't stop there. On the day of our appointment, he kept me updated on when to expect Dr. Nicole, checked in afterward, notified our primary veterinarian of Dodger's passing, and handled every detail with incredible thoughtfulness. He truly provided a white-glove experience, allowing us to focus entirely on loving Dodger instead of managing the logistics. The handwritten note we received afterward meant more to our family than he'll probably ever know. Dr. Nicole gave our family the most beautiful gift: a peaceful, love-filled goodbye at home. From the moment she arrived, her expertise and emotional intelligence were evident. She took the time to get to know Dodger and our family before anything else, allowing what could have felt like a heartbreaking appointment to instead become a meaningful celebration of his life. She thoughtfully explained every step, intuitively meeting each of us exactly where we were in our grief. She somehow knew when to speak, when to sit quietly, when to gently guide us, and when to give us space. She made sure each member of our family was truly ready before moving forward, honoring that everyone grieves differently. What impressed me most was that she never allowed the experience to feel clinical. Every detail was handled with remarkable tenderness and intention. Even something as routine as placing Dodger's catheter was done so thoughtfully and discreetly that our focus remained entirely on loving him instead of the medical process. Afterward, she lovingly swaddled him with such care and respect that it felt like she was caring for one of her own. Every interaction reflected dignity, compassion, and genuine love. As heartbreaking as that day was, Dr. Nicole gave us the incredible gift of peace, allowing us to be fully present with Dodger in his final moments and leaving us with the comfort of knowing we had given him the beautiful goodbye he deserved. Thank you, Dr. Nicole, Don, and the Serene Passages team for treating not only Dodger, but our entire family, with such dignity, compassion, and love. You transformed what could have been one of the most heartbreaking days of our lives into one that honored a life so deeply loved. We will carry that gift with us forever.

This is such an incredibly difficult decision for any of us faced with the rapid deterioration of…read moreour lifelong family companion. Our Bella was a 15 year old Aussie when we made the decision to euthanize her at home. Dr Nicole communicated with us throughout the day as to her arrival time. She was so extremely kind and supportive. She explained to us how the process works and gave us as much time as we needed to say our goodbyes. This was the best possible outcome for an incredibly painful experience. It has been a month since Bella's death and I finally can write this without crying. Dr Nicole really helped us feel that we had made the right decision. Godspeed Bella and thank you so much for all your love over the many years.

We recently had to say goodbye to our Labrador, and it's still incredibly hard to put into words…read moreeven months later. The pain is real. The vet who came to our home was compassionate and patient, giving us all the time we needed to say our goodbyes. She walked us through each step with care and understanding, which made an unbearable moment just a little more manageable. Having our other lab there also meant a lot--it truly seemed to help her process the loss too. This was one of the hardest experiences we've ever gone through, but we're thankful for the kindness and support we received during such a difficult time.

We had to say goodbye to our beautiful girl Duma after almost 20 years. Dr Leah made her transition…read morecalm and beautiful. It's been a couple months and I just wanted to tell all of you how grateful we are to this beautiful human being. She was kind and beyond anything we could've expected under the circumstances. Don't hesitate to call her if you have to face this situation. Thank you doctor Leah you are an angel!

I finally logged into Yelp and realized that I never finished my review from Nov 23, 2022!…read more Thank you so much Home Pet Euthanasia. You provided peace and comfort in a time where my family and I were completely shattered by my beloved Ollie's pain. We were entirely heartbroken, but you provided us an invaluable experience that let us rest easy after we euthanized Ollie. The little things I still remember even writing this in 2026 - I remember you had beautifully set up your back trunk with doggy theme blankets and flowers, and it just meant the world to me that Ollie was going to be taken away by someone showing so much love and care. Truly, I have not forgotten. Thank you for your services, I don't even know what we would have done, it gave us valuable closure that we were able to stop Ollie's agonizing pain and let him finally rest easy. Thank you.

No one wants to be searching for at-home euthanasia services, but struggled for a long time to land…read moreon the best choice. I did not end up going with this service, but I felt it was necessary for me to write about what I was told on the phone call, and how I was addressed. I was already struggling with the decision. My 11.5 year old pup suddenly came down with pericardial effusion with a very poor, and short-lived prognosis. I had to make my decision with only a couple of days to research. When I called this place, it was around 4:00pm. I don't remember who was on the phone, but the woman who picked up made me feel like I shouldn't have been calling or that I was interrupting something. I get that we all have bad days in customer service jobs, and maybe this was just a bad day for this person. It was, however, one of the worst days of my life, and I still tried to be kind and reiterate my answers to her questions. I asked about specific verbiage on the website and to clarify what it meant, and I was met with something like "It is exactly as described on the website, did you re-read it?" and I was immediately taken aback. I was trying to get information on pricing, and how the procedure might go since my dog's physical condition was sensitive and fragile. She told me that if I was this concerned I should be going to an actual veterinary office to inquire, but that their veterinarians are very qualified to perform the procedure. Everything felt oddly defensive. I was having a hard time keeping my tears away during the call, and she kept telling me she couldn't understand me when I asked for a moment. Then, she told me if I wanted the doctor to come to my house right now, she'd need to charge me an insane extra fee. I understand after-hours fees, but we hadn't even gotten to appointment scheduling yet. I asked if I could think about it and get back to her, and she said yes, but I she would only hold my appointment slot for 30 minutes for the following morning if I wanted to do that. And, if she didn't hear back in 30 minutes. I'd have to call and reschedule a different day because the doctors are "very very busy". I felt like I was being rushed along without receiving much comfort or consultation, this is the first time I've ever sought-out an at-home pet euthanasia, so I was hoping for some guidance. Overall, this felt extremely callous, and I am so glad I went with a different service who made me feel cared for and were very accommodating and professional. The other service also fully articulates the fees they charge on their website with no hidden fees. Hard pass on this place; I see all these 5-star reviews, so hopefully my experience was just an anomaly.

I am so grateful for the care and compassion Dr. Conner showed us when she came into our home to…read morehelp Timber pass peacefully. She was genuine, compassionate, and truly took the time to be present with us. She never made us feel rushed and allowed the process to unfold naturally, which meant so much during such a heartbreaking moment. I especially appreciated that she uses propofol to ensure a deep plane of anesthesia before administering the final injection. Knowing that Timber was completely asleep and unaware of what was happening brought me a tremendous sense of peace and comfort. The entire process was smooth, gentle, and peaceful, and I am incredibly thankful that Timber was able to be in the comfort of his own home, surrounded by the people who loved him. Thank you, Dr. Conner, for giving Timber such a peaceful goodbye and for treating both him and our family with such genuine kindness and compassion.

We had to unexpectedly put our ten year old Husky down about a week and a half ago. She had been…read moreperfectly healthy her entire life, and about two weeks ago she started acting really lethargic. After days of vet visits, we found out she had a tumor on her spleen, blood had leaked into her abdomen, and cancer had spread all throughout her organs. The vet said there was nothing they could do and that she needed to be put down. My husband and I had had her since she was 6 weeks old and we did everything with her and her little black lab sister (hiking, camping, dog beach, etc.). We expected to have several more years with her and were completely and utterly devastated that we had to put her down. Tranquil Tails went above and beyond. The doctor and the technician arrived at our house and immediately got down on the ground with us and pet our dog and spoke to her with such kindness and love. They were so soft spoken and gently explained the process to us. After sedating her, we were given time alone to say our goodbyes. After she passed, they discreetly covered her up and took her to their car on a gurney. They gave me a hug and sincerely told me how sorry they were for our loss. A week and a half later, a nice young woman hand delivered a very nice box to our home filled with our dog's ashes, a clay paw print, fur clippings, a nose prints and a nice letter. They made such a difficult and heartbreaking experience easier and I could not be more grateful to them for the love and care they provided.

Sadly, our much beloved 16-year-old kitty, was diagnosed with a terminal illness. Paws Into Grace,…read morespecifically Dr. Derek, made the entire experience of helping her to cross the rainbow bridge as comfortable as possible during a very emotional time. He was thoughtful, compassionate and professional. He didn't rush anything and this made it a little bit easier, knowing I had made the right decision for Catrina.

On the advice of a friend, I chose Paws into Grace, which turned out to be a great choice, Dr…read more Benson helped me put down my dog Linus. I thought she was outstanding - her bedside manner and demeanor were perfect for me. This may sound strange, but she didn't say a whole lot, though she was very clear about the process and what she was about to do through every step. I was deep in thought most of the time and didn't really want to talk. Maybe Dr Benson "read" that, or maybe that is just how she is, but either way it was perfect for me. I really can't say enough good things about the whole process.

HONOR PET helped make a hateful day bearable. My 16-year-old Shiba, Monju, was at the end of her…read morelife after a rapid decline. I didn't want her to suffer, and though she wasn't in distress, I could tell she was laboring to stay alive. Having never faced this before, I was lost. Most vet sites didn't list end-of-life care, 24/7 emergency clinics had awful reviews, and house-call vets were booked a week out. Finding HONOR PET was a godsend. Their website guides you step-by-step through end-of-life options, costs, and exactly what happens during the final moments so you can prepare yourself as best you can. You have two options: you can choose to have the procedure done at HONOR PET's Comfort Center or you can schedule an in-home option where the vet will come to your house. There's one more option: if your fur baby died and you don't need euthanasia services you can use HONOR PET for the Water Cremation option. Parking is available, but it's a little confusing to get to because there aren't any signs that indicate where it is. There's a map on the website, so as you turn into the driveway, any empty space against the building is available to park in. Don't park in any space that has a sign saying "reserved for" and don't pull into that little area that is set apart by a fence. You can read about my experience or you can stop here. All the pertinent info is listed above. I chose their DTLA center, where they take you straight to a private, home-like room with couches, pillows, desk, all the things you'd find in a house. This way your pet isn't stressed out by being in a sterile and unwelcoming environment in a vet's waiting area, surrounded by other animals. The room had a home vibe (pictures of the rooms are on their website) and felt welcoming and --strangely enough-- cheerful. I took Monju out of her travel crate and sat on the couch holding her on my lap, while scratching her head and neck, and talking to her. She laid there resting, opening her eyes to look around every now and again. The vet came in, I think her name was Dr. Claire, but I wasn't focused mentally that day to remember, but she was great. She had a calm demeanor, showed compassion and empathy, and made the dire circumstance seem not as dark, at the same time never downplaying the seriousness of why we were there. She went over the procedures step-by-step and explained other things that might happen to prepare me and to make sure if I had any concerns or questions I could raise them. Dr. Claire (I hope that's her name) gave Monju the sedative in an injection. Almost immediately after the sedative was in her system, I felt the tension leave her body as she relaxed, drifting into a deep sleep. She even started snoring. After about 10 or 20 minutes, maybe sooner, making sure that Monju was in that deep relaxed state, the Dr. started an IV that delivered the cocktail, taking her to the other side. She passed away quietly and peacefully in my arms without gasping or convulsing. In fact, I didn't even realize that she passed until the Dr. checked her heart and confirmed it. Dr. Claire was incredibly compassionate and told me that she needed to put Monju in a blanket and arrange her body before rigor mortis sets in. She added that Monju will be handed back to me and I could stay up to an hour to continue saying goodbye. But I didn't want to stay since Monju's soul/spirit was gone. Honor Pet was doing the cremation and after you have said your final goodbye, the Dr. takes him/her and that's when they prepare for the cremation. You don't get the remains back the same day, it takes about a week or so, if you choose the option that has the ashes come back to you. The other option is to have their remains cremated and the ashes will be added to other pets and then scattered or buried. I read on the site that if you have a different idea of cremation or how you want to handle the body, you have the choice of taking your furry child somewhere else. BTW, Honor Pet only offers the Water Cremation as an option for cremation. When I was handing my baby over for the last time it broke my heart and I almost lost it. In that split second, I felt the overpowering need to let out a primal scream and break into that ugly cry. Somehow, I didn't and as fast as that feeling hit me it was gone. I kissed Monju on the snout and handed her over to Dr. Claire, who lovingly wrapped her up in a blanket and took her body away. On my way out the staff continued to offer their condolences, and I left with a mixture of sadness and relief knowing that Monju was peacefully at rest. I'm not sure what I would've done without the support and compassionate care that I got from Dr. Claire and the wonderful staff at HONOR PET. Thank goodness a place like this exists.

A Peaceful Goodbye for My Sweet Bear…read more There are truly no words to fully express how grateful I am for the care and compassion my family and I received from Honor Pet Comfort Center during one of the most difficult days of my life. I brought my sweet Bear in after 12 beautiful years together, knowing that it was time to help him peacefully transition after his health had declined. From the moment we arrived, everyone was incredibly kind, gentle and nurturing. They understood the weight of what I was walking into and treated both Bear and me with so much tenderness. Dr. Wammock was absolutely incredible. From the moment she entered our private room, there was something so calming about her presence. She spoke softly, explained what was happening, and handled Bear with such gentleness and dignity. Every single thing she did felt intentional and compassionate. When she administered his sedative, she was incredibly tender with him, knowing how much discomfort and distress he had already experienced. She then gave us uninterrupted time to hold him, cuddle him, love on him and say our goodbyes before the final injection. When that moment came, she was just as careful. She even covered Bear so that our final memory of him would not be watching him receive a needle. That small gesture meant more to me than I can adequately put into words. Dr. Scott was also phenomenal and showed our family so much compassion throughout the experience. I will forever be grateful to both of them for the dignity, patience and love they showed Bear in his final moments. Of course, saying goodbye to him was heartbreaking. But somehow, in the middle of all that sadness, Honor Pet created an experience that was also incredibly peaceful and filled with love. I walked away devastated that my baby was gone, but also calm and reassured that I had made the right decision for him and chosen the right people to help me through it. Bear was loved beyond words, and knowing that he was treated with that same level of tenderness at the very end means everything to me. He is now in their care while I wait for his ashes to come home, and I feel completely at peace knowing that he is in good hands. Thank you to Dr. Wammock, Dr. Scott, and the entire Honor Pet team for giving my Bear the gentle, dignified goodbye he deserved. During one of the darkest moments of my life, you gave my family comfort, peace and even moments of joy as we celebrated the beautiful 12 years we were blessed to have with him. I will never forget the way you cared for my baby.

If you're reading this, chances are you're in the midst of having to make a very hard decision…read morewhile grieving the impending loss of a beloved family member. I was in that place just a couple weeks ago, sobbing while calling around to find the "perfect" veterinarian...someone who would be compassionate, caring, calm, and patient, all while our beloved dog with a history of anxiety would feel safe to be around as she takes her final breath. I finally had my mind set on a vendor, but their schedules didn't work out at the end. As I cried uncontrollably feeling like I'm back to square one, our dog's regular veterinarian reminded me the most important thing was to do it quickly in order to ease our dog's pain. So I took a leap of faith, chose the first available veterinarian I could find, and prayed the yelp reviews were honest and accurate. And I'm so glad we found Dr. Charlie. He not only had all the qualities I was looking for, but was so supportive in guiding our family through those moments of vulnerability and grief. I hope we don't have to use his service again, but if we do (or anyone we know who does), La Fin will be the first place in mind.

The hardest decision I never thought I ever had to make! It still leaves me with a knot in my…read morethroat! But time was running out for us, we couldn't bare seeing my pup in so much pain. I was afraid to let her go honestly. We constantly looked for solutions .even after every vet visit, we knew what we had to do. Believe it or not, I thought euthanizing my pet at the vet was going to be a little comforting, since my first fur baby left us naturally at home, but I was wrong!! I never thought at home euthanasia was an option I looked online, and it led me here. The reviews were 5+ and gave me comfort with the decision we were about to make. And let me tell you, it was the best best best decision we ever did! My little Lola was at home with all her family , in her bed (and not some cold metal table)as much as this decision is so heartbreaking, I rather live in pain than having her suffer! Dr Charlie. I can't thank you enough for the patience you had with all of us having to say goodbye to our fur baby. You didn't rush us! You gave us the amount needed to say our goodbyes, even though I'm sure there's never a certain to do so. You were gracious! You were careful and above all, your service brought me warmth knowing my fur baby came back to me safely I thank you multiple times!!

We had all our questions answered and everything that was done was priced very reasonable. They…read moreeven took initiative to call our previous pet hospital to claim records of what shots my dogs needed. Recommend to all, 10/10

Very fast service, kind staff, and great doctor. I got a 50% discount for my first visit! Overall,…read morevery satisfied.

10/10 - which I have never had with a vet, this was a wonderful experience…read more Dr. Kamaryn Casey was wonderful, professional and knowledgeable. Signed up online, and scheduled a visit in a 4 hour window, and they showed up witho3n the window. Van they pulled up in was clean and spacious. Was able to get meds right there. My dog was SO less stressed. She ran around in the backyard while vet and I talked. There wasn't the stressful 30 min wait in the lobby, then 20 min in waiting room. The experience was so much easier. Pricing is hard to judge at this point. The med prices were pretty standard. I am now on a monthly plan so we will see if it works out financially in the end.

Dr Tran and his asst were excellent and trust me, my dog Jake can be very difficult. Despite my…read moredog's wiggling, they were very helpful calming him down. Price was in the ball park for vet care but so much easier on both us and Jake. The negative comments are with corporate not the vets or services. Consistently timely email and phone notifications. The doc texted me 15 min prior to arrival so we could have our dog calm and ready. (Who uses phone calls these days anyway?)

Like many people, I adopted a dog while working from home during the pandemic. Once the world…read moreopened back up - a gracious neighbor that my very anxious chihuahua loves offered to petsit for me when I started traveling again. It was wonderful! But life be life'ing and I needed to find a different solution. I did a lot of research, looked at a lot of reviews, and made a lot of phone calls. And then I found Dogs On The Run. Woman owned. Small local business. Professional. Responsive. Informative. Bonded and insured. A website that's easy to navigate and book services through. Most important of all, though - the petsitter that came to "interview" with me (Abby) was kind, thorough, patient, and knowledgeable. My nervous anxious chihuahua wasn't the only nervous and anxious part of this equation anymore - I needed to trust this person *with my entire house and my beloved companion* and that doesn't come naturally for me. The entire company gently assured me that they had Luna's very best care as their mission. I finally booked services and planned my first vacation. The weeks leading up to this first trip were torture. For me and likely for poor Abby, too. I texted her reminders. I left her notes. My anxious brain spun and spun and spun. But I got on that plane and put all my faith into Abby's hands. And she shined. Abby not only won over my timid and scared doggo - she won over this distrusting and scarred human. I have cameras inside my house and I got to watch her interact so patiently and lovingly with Luna. She texted me pictures of a happy Luna on every visit and provided a list of services rendered each time. Trusting my pet with a stranger was hard. Trusting my entire household AND my pet with a stranger was absolute mental chaos. But. I'm so glad I did it. I now have two vacations under my belt with Abby - two successful, joyful vacations. And I look forward to many, many more! Thank you, Abby. Thank you Dogs On The Run staff and owner(s). Your communication system is fantastic (the whole company is on our texts, not just Abby) and your interactive website is easy to navigate and schedule services through. One million percent recommend.

From the owner: Dogs On The Run® works with professionals who have a passion for people and pets! Each professional…read morehas experience working in the pet care industry and carries a high standard for the quality of work that is performed. Many service providers have experience as vet techs, groomers, rescue organizations, pet hospice or dog trainers. When you contact DOTR™, we will help you determine your specific needs and match you with an available and capable professional pet care provider. The service providers will be happy to provide you with glowing references, completed a background check, a copy of their bond and liability insurance, upon request.