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Two weeks, no contact, no dog, please do not let them have your beloved pet, you don't know what or when you'll ever get him back

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Myers Pets At Peace Crematory

Myers Pets At Peace Crematory

(7 reviews)

We lost our beautiful Molly to congestive heart failure on August 28th. Even though we knew she…read morewas getting weaker day by day, the loss was devastating to our entire family. Knowing that her time was probably drawing near, I did some research on providers of cremation services in my area. I decided I would contact Pets at Peace when the time came. I am so grateful that I did. When we took Molly in, we were warmly greeted by McKenzie and led to a private room where we were able to spend as much time alone with Molly as we wanted to say our goodbyes. We all wrote her messages of love and gratitude, which accompanied her through the process. We had already decided on a private cremation. McKenzie gently guided us through the arrangements. Four days later, we received a call from Rachel that everything for our sweet Molly was complete and ready to be picked up. When we went in later that day, we were greeted by Rachel. She had everything ready for us - Molly's beautifully engraved cedar urn, the mold of her paw, paw prints, and some of her fur (which was a touching and beautiful surprise). I was so, so grateful (and impressed) by the service and compassion we received from Pets at Peace, that I would definitely recommend them to anyone in need of compassionate and dignified after life care for a deceased family pet. McKenzie and Rachel both recognized that these little souls are more than just our pets ... they are beloved members of our family, and Pets at Peace took great measure to treat us and our sweet baby girl with respect and help us through our grief. They're the best.

Im so overly impressed and grateful for this place the original place was going to be in saltlake…read morecity and was told it would take weeks to get my dogs ashes back i called Myers on Monday night hours before euthanizing our dog and they already had him picked up 2 few hours after it was done they were patient so caring let me be involved in everything asked before doing anything they are amazing I was able to pick his ashes and urn up the next day him being put down and prices are also amazing.

Lap of Love

Lap of Love

(18 reviews)

Downtown, Peoples Freeway

Edited again to say the vet that showed up, was meh, but not only that he put our information on…read morethe dog he put down the same day so we also got this, leading to us worrying about actually getting what we ordered for our pet, or if we would actually receive him at all. Yikes. The crematorium blamed Dr. Lane for this. What a bad mix up! They assured us we would receive what we ordered. We received stuff from them 1.5 months ago and they were beautiful, so I am hopeful. Edited to say in response, exactly, you charge a very premium price and do not deliver on that, it's not handled seamlessly as it once was and it costs much more, there's no invoice, and you have to call the crematorium separately and pay them? Just call a mobile vet. Check on Reddit for similar reviews, etc. Last time we called lap of love through a family recommendation it was perfect. This time, not so much. We called to see what their schedule was like etc. when we scheduled it was $860! Last time, for way better care, concern, and service it was $485. Okay okay, we did ask for paw prints etc. we did just let a pet go down the street, we didn't want to put the cat in the car, cats hate cars. So it was a weird surprise when we were told we had to contact the cremators for that and it was an additional $150. So over $ 1000 to put a cat to sleep. We really should have just drove him down the street. Last time everything was taken care of and it didn't cost anything close, including the ceramic paw prints. This is not a premium service and is charging very premium prices. But down the street, after hours at midnight on a Sunday, that was $730, +$80 for ER services, and ceramic paw prints, and they gave us nose and paw prints, and fur clippings. Group cremation for both and they both used the same crematory for ceramic prints, etc. I have recommended for years and I will no longer do so. So misleading. Find a mobile vet directly.

Incredibly grateful for Dr. Layne 's compassionate assistance with our best ever cat friend…read morereaching the end of 20 years together. He was understanding and patient with us going through the grieving process with the end of our beloved pet's life in sight. He showed kindness and respect toward our little cat and toward us, her friends and guardians. He explained the choices very clearly and without pressuring us. I recommend him highly to anyone facing those difficult transitions.

MedVet Salt Lake City

MedVet Salt Lake City

(130 reviews)

City of South Salt Lake

They were amazing they took great care of my baby even though we didn't get to bring him home we…read morestill gotta bring home some great keepsakes. Thank you so much for making the process beautiful. If you have to put a pet down this would be a great place. Highly recommended!

PLEASE READ BEFORE TAKING A FERAL CAT TO MEDVET SALT LAKE CITY…read more Today, my feral cat Peachy was denied the peaceful, humane goodbye she deserved because the staff at MedVet failed to follow my repeated instructions. Before arriving, I specifically called to confirm they had experience with feral cats and could sedate Peachy WHILE STILL INSIDE HER TRAP. They assured me they could. I explained to multiple staff members that Peachy was 100% feral, had NEVER been handled, and MUST be sedated before being removed from her trap. I repeated this countless times and begged them to be gentle. THEY DID NOT LISTEN. Because Peachy was weak and lethargic, the staff decided sedation wasn't necessary. They removed her from the trap, restrained her in a blue wrap, placed a cone around her neck, and inserted a catheter WHILE SHE WAS FULLY AWAKE. When they returned her to me, she panicked. What I didn't realize until approximately 15 minutes later was that the restraint had become tightly lodged INSIDE TO THE BACK OF HER MOUTH, forcing it wide open. It was wedged so tightly that even the veterinarian struggled to remove it. THIS IS HOW MY BABY SPENT HER FINAL MOMENTS ALIVE. The veterinarian and manager repeatedly apologized, acknowledged that the staff should have listened to me, and blamed miscommunication between staff members. Miscommunication is NOT an excuse when an innocent, voiceless animal's life is in your hands. I have spent years caring for feral cats. Being too weak to fight back does NOT mean an animal isn't terrified. I did everything possible to prevent this. I called ahead, explained her needs, and repeatedly advocated for her. All they had to do was LISTEN. I brought Peachy to MedVet to END her suffering, not add to it. I cannot recommend MedVet Salt Lake City for feral cat handling or euthanasia. I share this in hopes that no other animal or rescuer experiences what we did. My sweet Peachy deserved so much better. An apology cannot undo the fear and suffering she endured.

Advanced Veterinary Care

Advanced Veterinary Care

(212 reviews)

I brought my cat in twice for a urinary obstruction and both times we received amazing care. He had…read morenever had any health problems before and all their staff and the vets who worked with him were so compassionate and made an effort to explain everything to me including possible causes, everything they needed to do to help him, aftercare instructions, options for managing the condition, and his prognosis. He had to stay overnight both times and the staff was very communicative with me, gave me regular updates, and answered all my questions. When he ended up needing surgery they readily recommended an outside clinic to help keep costs down. He is anxious and doesn't do well at the vet and everyone was very understanding when interacting with him. They saved his life twice and gave me great education on strategies for managing his anxiety. I wish it was an experience we did not have to have, but I have only good things to say about the clinic and am so grateful for the care and help they gave during that time. It was expensive but that is the nature of vet care. I recommend pet insurance to everyone!

I brought my cat i at 3 am with blood in his stool. I he ended up having salmonella. And didn't…read morereceive any medications for him because I couldn't pay them all at one time and they would not work out a payment plan with me. I was told to apply for a loan/line of credit, which I was not approved for because I have poor credit, and given an invoice and told that when I paid them I would receive medications. When I went back to pay them they told me there were no medications on file. Now I have not 1 but 2 sick kittens.

Pet Reflections - petcremation - Updated October 2026

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