We recently used their services for the second time in 1 1/2 years. Both times the owner, Deb, was…read morevery accomodating and sympathetic. She treated us and our pets with the utmost respect, professionalism and care. When we made the appointments, she asked for the pet's name and throughout the experience, spoke about our pet by name and not just "your cat", etc. She did not rush me as I sat crying in her office and let me talk about Jessi. She made this difficult time at little easier to cope with. She is definitely the right person for this business.

Deb is so loving and caring. She has taken care of my 2 fur babies, mini dachshunds, Coco and…read moreRalphie. When I heard the recent news about the shady pet cremation service in the Pittsburgh area, I called Deb to determine if, by chance, she had used their services. I felt so comforted after speaking with her that everything was done by her in her own facility. Thank you, Deb. It's wonderful knowing that the cremains I cherish here in my home, are actually my Coco and Ralphie. ​

This business took very good care our dog when she passed. They took care of everything in our time…read moreof mourning and gave us memorial gifts to remember her.

We have had a total of 4 beloved pets passed away over the years. Just recent was 2 weeks. Our Vet…read morehad them pick her up and she was ready the following week. It was $157, comes in a nice black flower tin with there name on a sticker. They even provide a letter of condolences and with are eldest dog donated to a charity in our dogs name.

Jason at Pittsburgh Pet Cremation gave us indispensable and caring aid at a very difficult time. My…read moredearest cat, Prue, had health issues for awhile (she was elderly, 17 years old), but she went hopelessly downhill very quickly. I had made a home euthanasia appointment with aftercare provisions, but she passed on her own beforehand. Not peacefully--it seemed excruciating to her, and was quite traumatizing to to witness. We live in a rented space (no great burial options), didn't know what to do with her poor, frail remains since the mobile-euthanasia vet wasn't coming, plus I was too hysterical for phone calls, so my husband asked our vet for a recommendation. One crematorium charged a $400.00 fee just to pick up. The other couldn't pick up that day, but recommended Jason, who I had messaged in the meantime from an internet search and realized was the same service. Jason came to retrieve her within a couple of hours, and was very respectful and kind. He returned the cremains in person a few days later (I told him there was no hurry, I think you can request a faster turnaround) and I had ordered the paw print, we also got a lock of hair (she was a gorgeous, feathery tuxie, black and white, we got some of each. Maybe I can get her cloned!). It was all simply, but nicely packaged, with a pretty tin for her ashes. It's been two weeks, but I am still touching the tiny paw-print, and petting the fur, and crying. I am probably a lunatic one-cat-cat-lady, but Prue was my ancient-baby, I loved her enormously. I don't know what I would have done without someone like Jason, and would most certainly recommend him! He eased a major burden in a troubled time. Thank you Jason!

We used this service after our cat died unexpectedly, and I can't recommend it more. Jason was so…read morerespectful, so responsive, and catered to our schedule for picking her up and returning her. He gave a really sweet card upon her return as well. An excellent service which helped during a sad time

Pawsh Pet auPairs is a dream come true for dog owners who worry about leaving their pets. It…read moredefinitely was for us. We have three dogs who are used to being pampered and the thought of putting them in a kennel was out of the question. When we found Tami, we were hesitant about a live-in sitter, but our worries vanished instantly. Tami's professionalism and genuine care for our dogs were evident from the very start. Over the course of four weeks and three different trips, she kept us informed with daily detailed updates, pictures and videos of our pups. Just seeing how happy they were with Tami gave us complete peace of mind and allowed us to relax and really enjoy our time away having to worrying about them. We returned to three happy pups every time. We could not more highly recommend Tami and Pawsh Pet auPairs!

From the owner: Weekly Pet Care Packages Available…read more Pawsh Pet auPairs offers flexible weekly care packages for pet parents who want consistent, trusted care—without last-minute booking stress. Choose from personalized weekly plans for private dog walks, or drop-in visits, or overnight care—all provided one-on-one in your home. Reliable. Consistent. Stress-free. Limited weekly spots available to ensure quality care.

Very happy with the services we received . Vereb took my call and handled everything better then I…read moreexpected in such a tough time for us.

From the owner: During a time of loss, you need the help of compassionate experts who can offer guidance and…read moresupport throughout the planning process. At Vereb Funeral Home, Inc., we believe that every life deserves to be celebrated. Our mission is to assist families in creating personalized funeral experiences that honor the life of their loved ones. For many years, we have served our community by providing healing and meaningful funeral and memorial services that honor life and meet the needs of those who grieve. Our hope is that from the moment you walk through our doors, you feel welcomed, respected, and heard. Oliva A. Rop is the Supervisor.

The Funeral Director, Mike is compassionate, kind, patient and professional. He went above and…read morebeyond for me and my friends family in our time of sorrow. I recommend Heavenly Pet Spirits pet services to anyone who loses their pet.

I had a good experience here. Initial communication through email was met with quick response. The…read morestaff was very friendly and sensitive. The women I had seen at time of drop off and also pick up were very helpful. The services done were very quick. I also receive an unexpected card a few days later which was very sweet and thoughtful.

I took my pet there last week. Very nice place, very professional in every way. He was done in a…read morefew days as promised and the charge was exactly as quoted. I highly recommend Eternal Life.

They were very compassionate, very professional. Services…read morewere great and no high pressure.

I wanted a pet crematorium that would let me be present while my dog of 15 years was cremated…read more This was very important that he not be cremated in a group or community of animals as some places do (and not tell you) since his ashes will one day mixed with my ashes. This family run business were very compassionate throughout the whole process. I didn't feel like they were in this to make a buck off of my grief. I was treated more than fairly. This last step in taking care of my boy was actually easier because of Eternal Paws in Norton. Highly recommended.

My ten-year-old, very healthy, German Shepherd, Kayda,…read morestarted experiencing issues with her hind end about four months ago. It started with her just becoming a bit wobbly while walking. We got her started with treatments immediately. At first, our vet thought it was just age and some ortho issues. Hip dysplasia and arthritis (which she does have as she is ten). We did non-invasive diagnostic testing. We did Librela shots. we did oral NSAIDs and pain medication. We did physical therapy. And while it didn't particularly seem like she was in pain, the strength in her back legs was clearly getting worse over the past few months despite our efforts. About a week ago, she took a turn for the true worst. What was once weakness in the back legs was now near complete paralysis. She was suffering mentally. She was tired. I thought it was the end and I would have to make the decision that I have been dreading for the last ten-plus years. I have heard that when it is time, you'll know. She will tell you. But she still didn't. She told me she was frustrated. She told me she was tired. But she did not tell me she was ready to be done. So, I listened to her. This past Monday morning, in a last-ditch effort, I called the MedVet Emergency Department. My incredible experience literally started the second that I made that phone call. Upon arrival to MedVet, I carried Kayda in, and they let us go back to a room right away instead of sitting in the waiting room once they saw Kayda's condition (and mine). A very nice tech came in, got Kayda's history, and took her back to be evaluated by the neurosurgeon, Dr. Jacob Leslie. Probably the only "negative" thing I would say about this whole experience was that when they took her back, they said they were going to get her vitals and be right back. I work in the medical field, so I do know what "be right back" means, so I was expecting it to take a bit of time. However, she was back there for about forty-five minutes, and I was panicking. Luckily, a woman came in and said they didn't forget about me, and Kayda would be back shortly, which she was. It turns out when they were back there, they did a whole work-up, ultrasound, EKG, etc. It just would have been a little more settling in such a time of uncertainty to know that it was going to be a little while. But she was safe and receiving care. They brought her back in and with her came the neurosurgeon, Dr. Jacob Leslie. When I say incredible, I truly mean it from the bottom of my heart. He is clearly brilliant, however is able to word and explain things for those of us who are not as familiar with canine neuro issues, how it all works, what to expect, possible other issues, all of it. He was calm. He was respectful. He was empathetic. He was realistic. He possesses every single quality you would hope to have in a doctor, whether it be for yourself, a loved one, or a beloved pet. He explained in depth what the possible issues could be causing her hind lameness, and that an MRI would be necessary to determine the cause. When I say this man explained every single thing that would be done, could be done, could happen, should happen, etc., I mean in DEPTH. Really took his time to make sure we fully understood. Answered our million questions Was beyond patient and understanding. On Monday, Kayda had her MRI. It showed a ruptured disc and possible infection. He gave us the prognosis of recovery which was great, and recommended surgery. We had full trust in him. I trusted him with her life. We took Kayda in on Tuesday for her laminectomy. She stayed overnight in the ICU, and we were able to pick her up Wednesday afternoon. They called when she went in for procedures. They called when she was out. They called to update us. The doctor called multiple times. They were beyond accommodating and thoughtful and understood our stress. I cannot adequately thank the staff at MedVet. The words "grateful" and "thankful" feel like they poorly describe the feeling I have. Indebted. They have saved Kayda's life. They restored her quality of life. They gave her the fighting chance to do what she loves again. Run around and be independent and do whatever she pleases. She is the most resilient, strongest, healthiest girl, and I know she will be a champ about this, just like everything else. The road to recovery will be taxing and frustrating, but Dr. Leslie is confident that she will regain function and it will be worth it. There is quite literally nothing I wouldn't do for Kayda, and that is exactly how this team made me feel. That they would do anything they possibly could to help her. And I think that was the best part. I knew she was in great hands that truly cared about her. If anyone needs impeccable care, emergency or not, absolutely highly consider going to MedVet. Thank you, Dr. Leslie, and the neurosurgery team! You all encompass what it means to be exceptional providers.

If I could give zero stars I would. Sat in our car for 20 minutes to do a Parvo test. Came back…read moreclear so we went inside where a 3 month old puppy and I sat for 9 hours. No one checked on us.Puppy threw up twice and they had to clean it up. He was still not seen. About 6 of us sat that long. When we saw the Dr shewant to do very expensive tests since the Parvo test they gave was only 95%. Also other expensive tests. I told her my REAL Vet opened in 9 hours and I would go there. Massive rip off. Everyone who was seen before us said the same thing. $500,00 to $600,00 for 9 hours and they were all told more expensive tests were needed. And my puppy is still sick. DONT GO HERE