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    Michaela C.

    Dr.Ivey came to the rescue last minute when it was clear my 10 year old dog was suffering. Her compassion, care, and patience made her transition over the rainbow bridge so peaceful. An absolute angel saint in our moment of grief. Thank you Dr. Ivey!

    Will always love Mr. Sprig!! You will be missed. RIP buddy...
    Tony P.

    An amazing Vet. Dr. Ivy was compassionate and caring. Respectful of our grieving and made the process as easy as could be all things considered. I would highly recommend her.

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    Sandy R.

    Dr. Ivey was so amazing and compassionate when we had to say goodbye to our sweet cat, Morey. She was able to accommodate me for a same day appointment and made the process so much easier. We also received a beautiful card which was so personal and sweet. Thank you, Dr. Ivey!

    My little Stella. Rest in Peace (September 2006-June 2021). I love you.
    Elza D.

    I called Peace for Pets when I had to make the difficult decision to euthanize my beautiful 15-year-old calico cat, Stella in June 2021. I was heartbroken as I made the call. However, after speaking with Dr. Evelyn Ivey, it felt like I had spoken to an angel. Her voice was soothing, calm, and she listened. She really listened as I rambled on and began to cry as I made the appointment. When she arrived the next day, there was a calmness surrounding her that instantly made me feel better regarding what I was about to do. She made certain everything was about Stella and making this experience as palatable as possible. I decided to brush Stella to keep her calm. It worked. And because Dr. Ivey's energy was so soothing and peaceful, Stella didn't even notice that she was present in the room. The injection for sedation was administered without the need of a local. Again, Dr. Ivey acted quickly, but quietly. No sudden moves to startle Stella. I so appreciated that. And finally, the medication was administered to stop Stella's heart. The entire process was no longer than 5 minutes, if that. I'm certain Stella's last memory was of me brushing her and loving her. I'm so very grateful for Dr. Ivey's compassion, professionalism, and that she genuinely cared about Stella and me. I felt it. Her follow-up phone call and the lovely card I received was totally unexpected but so much appreciated. Please don't hesitate to call Peace for Pets. Dr. Ivey is an angel on Earth.

    Laura T.

    It has taken me a while to write this review. I as I am still grieving the loss my Emma. I had found Dr. Ivey's website and had her number in my phone for at least 2 weeks. I knew calling her would mean my last days with my dog Emma were coming. I woke up on Sunday 9/13/21 and Emma wasnt well. I knew it was time. I called Dr. Ivey and we talk about the situation. She was so kind, and compassionate. I had been through a lot leading up to this day. I had recently lost my brother and mother. And know I was going to also lose my best friend of 15 years was heart wrenching. I asked Dr. Ivey for a few more hours with Emma. Dr. Ivey came that afternoon. She was compliant all with the COVID restrictions and guidelines. We went into the backyard and she explained everything and told me to take my time and didnt rush me saying goodbye to my best friend. I laid on Emma's dog bed with her, my arms wrapped tight around her. Dr. Ivey explained each step. She is just so kind, loving and compassionate. My heart was broken and Emma was now in heaven with my brother and mother. I wanted to hug Dr. Ivey so badly. I was so appreciative that she let my sweet girl go peacefully with me by her side. At the end Dr. Ivey told me to take my time with Emma. And Dr. Ivey gave me an air hug which I needed in that moment. Than you so much for being so an amazing person and Doctor. I am beyond grateful for what you gave us that day, which was kindness, love, compassion and peace. I will always have a place for you in my heart for making one of the worst days of my life, less stressful for Emma and myself and for the all the love I felt during that sad moment.

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    The most peaceful pet euthanasia I have ever seen. Thank you Dr Ivey for your care and empathy. My dog didn't show any sign of distress.

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