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Roger. An epic foster-fail (I agreed to keep him until they found a home) who changed my life.

Dr. Colleen, you were so kind and empathetic as me (and my neighbors) said goodbye and shared stories of how Roger, an epic foster-fail rescue brought our little community together. For people searching for the right way to say goodbye, I can't give enough praise for Peaceful Transitions. Dr. Colleen gave us time before she began the procedure that meant the world to us. At the end she snuggled him into soft blankets, and gently put him in her car, leaving his head out for us to pet. It's a kindness when big dogs, instead of contracting a painful illness experience hip failure. Meds kept Roger active and pain free for a year. He felt like Super Dog, but at the end when the meds wore off it was evident that it was time to let him go. On his last day he took a long walk in the park by our house. In his last minutes he was surrounded by loving, petting hands, including those of Dr. Colleen.

We couldn't be more happy with our experience. Dr. Amy helped make a very difficult process much easier. She was calm, compassionate, and explained everything she was doing in great detail to make sure we understood what was going on. She handled our little buddy Oakley with care and made us feel comfortable throughout. Thank you Amy and Peaceful Pet Transitions.

Our beloved Sheriff

Peaceful Pet Transitions provided our in home euthanasia with the upmost care and compassion. Dr. Steve performed his assessment to assure us our decision was informed and confirmed we were making the right decision, then made sure to explain each portion of the process; proceeding at the pace we were comfortable with. Their services meant our beloved dog was able to cross the rainbow bridge with dignity in his home. While the process of saying goodbye was devastating, Dr. Steve made sure our family and more importantly, our Woody, had the most peaceful experience possible. We opted to receive mementos from Woody, having his fur, paw and nose prints has meant so much during the grieving process. His ashes were returned with incredible care and consideration. I cannot express how thankful I am for Dr. Steve and Peaceful Pet Transitions during this time.

In loving memory of our Ellie (2008 - 2023)
Leslie R.

Dr Steve could not have been any more compassionate with our family if he tried. He was so patient and understanding - and came prepared with Kleenexes as helped us through our grieving process of saying good-bye to our four-legged fur baby, Ellie-Kitty. Our little Torti is a scrapper, but when her muscular frame drop from 8.7lbs to ~6 lbs in less than 10 weeks, we watched as her frail little frame become more fragile by the day. She started rejecting the sub-q fluid treatments and hated the medication for the hyperthyroidism. She had her good days and bad days and that's when we had to ask - are we putting our loved one through all this because we are being selfish or prolonging her pain ... we knew it just a matter of time. While your mind may know what the right thing to do is, it plays tug-o-war with your heart. Dr Steve assessed or little girl and reassured us our decision was timely which put or minds and hearts at peace. We knew then that we were doing the right thing. Dr Steve was very thorough about explaining the process and helped prepare our 8-year-old daughter and 10-year-old son, who wanted to be part of this journey, as to what to expect. Thanks to Dr Steve, our family was able to say good-bye to our four-legged fur child / sibling in surroundings she knew and that felt familiar and comfortable to her with the least amount of stress to her as possible. She wasn't stressed by having to be loaded into a carrier and taken to a sterile veterinary clinic with strange smells, and sounds. She wouldn't have to endure any more sub-q fluid treatments, hyperthyroid medication, blood tests, sitting in puddles of her own mess, and so on. Our Ellie was able to pass peacefully in my husband's arms, who was her person, surrounded by the sights and smells she knew were her family in her own home. Dr Steve even gave us additional time to hold Ellie afterwards and say our final good-byes. This allowed our children to have closure and helped them to process this painful life experience honestly and naturally. Dr Steve's patience and compassion made this difficult emotional situation bearable.

Jennifer K.

While no one wants to have to make this decision for their pet, I will be forever grateful for Peaceful Pet Transitions (PPT). When my heart dog, Bonnie, was diagnosed with stage 3 Lymphoma I immediately started to look into at-home services so that we had a plan in place, and PPT was recommended by her vet. The customer service reps were always quick and helpful to respond to questions and help with scheduling when the time came. The morning the vet was scheduled to come, I had a talk with Bonnie that a doctor was coming to help her pain go away, but that she wouldn't be here with us anymore. When Dr. Steve arrived, she perked up for the first time in weeks. When he sat on the couch to walk us through the process, she walked between his legs (never does that with strangers), finished her bowl of food, then asked get on the couch, and laid right next to him, as if letting us know she fully trusted him to help her. That experience has helped me find comfort in knowing she was ready and we didn't let her suffer. Dr. Steve was so patient during my emotions and gave us a beautiful little jar with her hair clippings, ensuring he carefully maintained the integrity of her special little freckles for us to enjoy in the years to come. We had to make this decision 2 weeks before Christmas, and PPT helped me get Bonnie home in time for the holiday and that meant so very much to me. If you are in the unfortunate position of having to say good-bye to your beloved pet, please feel confident in choosing Peaceful Pet Transitions.

Unmei and her people
Bruce C.

Unmei; we're going to miss this little cat. Having her last hours play out in her home instead of The Most Hated Place (the vet's office) was a mercy that Unmei deserved. And the doctor was kind, compassionate, and there for us.

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This took me 2 months to write this review. I still can't believe how it all went down…read more My sweet 15 1/2 year old girl whom I had the pleasure to take care of for 13 years (adopted her when she was 2). Aside from her arthritis, dementia, and the little lipomas she had growing all over her body... her energy level has always been the same as when I first got her and I really believed I had a solid 1-2 more years with her. One Friday morning, I woke up as per usual to get ready for work, come downstairs to let her out (she was pacing and wandering middle of the night due to her dementia so she gets zipped into her crate for bedtime) and she was sleeping facing away from me. She never ever slept facing away. I touch her bum to wake her as she wasn't waking up to my voice. The moment I touched her, she was cold and rock hard. I couldn't believe what was happening so I had to wiggle her some more and she was just so cold... that's when it hit me. I burst into tears... yelled out for my husband who was still asleep... (it was 6am)... and I had no clue what to do. I mean, I've never had to deal with a death of a pet before (aside from small creatures like fish and hamsters as a kid). My girl was 65lbs of flesh! Like what was I supposed to do? In hindsight, I knew I should have had an emergency plan set up but I just was in denial that she had plenty of time left. I had to google pet cremation services near me and this is where Compassion 4 Paws came in. Sorry this is a long review but then again all my reviews are long. I had wait 2 hours for them to open for business hours and so I decided to email them first. Someone emailed me back shortly so that really helped a lot to get some answers. I called when they opened and unfortunately because it was so last minute they didn't have an appointment ready until 2:30PM (I think, my times might be slightly off because this was 2 months ago). I asked what I can do to keep Delilah in tact so she doesn't go "bad"... I didn't want to keep her exposed because by the time I found her she was already bloated so I sat beside her blasting the AC. I got a call shortly after like an hour or so after the initial call and they said they had an opening around 10 something and so I got ready and loaded Delilah in the car and went over. I'm sorry I forgot the person's name but a super nice guy greeted us, my face was a mess from crying but he made the process so easy and I am forever thankful for everything Compassion 4 Paws did for us. They got Delilah ready in a room and we got to say our goodbyes for as long as we needed. I decided for the private water cremation and picked out an urn. A week and a half-ish later I received a call that Delilah was ready to be picked up. Everything went so smoothly and I just started bursting into tears when I got home and opened up the little package they created for me with her jar of hair and her paw print. Thank you SO MUCH for everything and making my first loss as smooth as possible, she was my soul dog and my best friend. I would not be on this Earth today without Delilah and she was in the best of hands.

Peaceful Pet Transitions - vet - Updated October 2026

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