In-home pet euthanasia for your beloved dogs & cats in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Dr. Diana Gersten was raised in the suburbs of NYC in New York. She knew from a young age that she desired to work with animals when older and worked hard to accomplish this. She pursued an undergraduate degree in Animal Science at Cornell University (2009) in New York, followed by a graduate degree in Veterinary Medicine (DVM) at the University of Florida in Gainesville (2014). Dr. Gersten enjoys being a veterinarian and has completed additional advanced certifications in holistic medicine (Veterinary Acupuncture and Chinese medicine), dentistry, and canine rehabilitation (physical therapy) so that she can increase her success when treating patients. She currently focuses on wellness and preventative care with a goal of improving patient experiences and reducing fear at the vet. In her free time, Dr. Gersten enjoys taking her dog Marty McFly to the park, thrifting for vintage and antique treasures, trying out new restaurants in the area, and spending time with her family, friends, and pets (she has one dog and three cats!) Dr. Gersten is excited to be joining the Codapet team and to be able to offer affordable end-of-life veterinary care in the familiarity of a pet’s own home. With Dr. Gersten’s compassion, experience, and kindness, your furry child will have an easy transition to Rainbow Bridge.

Dr. Brittany Dash is a compassionate and dedicated veterinarian with a deep passion for caring for pets. She hails from South Florida and has been on a lifelong journey to become a veterinarian. Her educational journey took her through Florida International University, where she graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor's in Biological Sciences. She continued her pursuit of her dream at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine, where she earned her DVM degree in 2022. Brittany's love for animals started at a young age, inspired by her mother who always had pets in the house. She believes in the purity and love that pets bring to our lives, and she is committed to providing them with the best care possible at every stage of life. Brittany has a special interest in geriatric medicine and understands the importance of providing a peaceful and loving end-of-life experience for pets and their families. As an in-home euthanasia veterinarian, she is dedicated to ensuring that pets can say their final goodbyes in the comfort of their own homes, surrounded by the love of their families. Beyond her veterinary practice, Brittany enjoys spending quality time with her husband and two cherished dogs, Prince and Mello. She's also a Disney enthusiast, an avid traveler, and a fan of both video and board games. Her family includes Prince, a 15-year-old Cockapoo known for his affectionate nature, and Mello, a 9-year-old Bichon Frise with a playful spirit. Brittany's commitment to rescue and her love for animals shine through in every aspect of her life.