Pet Aftercare & Cremation Near You

“Renee was very communicative and reached out the morning of to let me know that the roads were bad and she would be possibly late as a result. She handled my sweet, loving boy with compassion and dignity. I’m crying even as I type this. What I appreciated as much as her care in his final moments was the card she sent me. She remembered specific things I told her about him. THAT meant a lot. He wasn’t just another pet she was euthanizing. It was my 16 year old chatty kitty who loved playing fetch at 3am and his special blankies. Thank you for caring for the piece of my soul I lost that day. I’ll never forget your kindness in that moment. Unfortunately, it’s not something that comes by often anymore. Love, compassion, kindness. I’m grateful to her for that. ”

Charlotte G.

Feb 16, 2026

“Dr Dover was an angel. She made the whole process as comforting as she could. She explained what she was doing, showed compassion, and really helped me through a tough and emotional time. She was conscious of everyone involved too, even my little girls. Thank you Dr. Dover for helping our Yuuki cross the rainbow bridge. I can’t recommend you enough! ”

Susan Y.

Feb 16, 2026

“Dr. Kellie was amazing. Patient, kind and compassionate. It was a gift for us to help our sweet Ellis pass at home, surrounded by her mom and dad. Thank you Dr. Kellie!!! ”

Lorraine S.

Feb 16, 2026

“Elizabeth did a truly amazing job of walking us through the process before and then allowing us to pace the process as it went. I am not sure it could be done any better. If I could leave 10 stars I would . ”

Jeff P.

Feb 15, 2026

“Dr. Magnotta is a kind soul who brings compassion to families in very difficult situations. We were fortunate to find her in a time of need.”

Gareth B.

Feb 15, 2026

“Anna was fantastic. Personable, professional, and kind. I'm grateful that there are people in this world who can do what she does. Thank you Anna, for making a heartbreaking situation at little bit more peaceful. ”

Heather C.

Feb 15, 2026

“I can't say enough good things about Dr. Helena Carner, but here are a few - - She was available on short notice on a weekend which enabled me to keep my baby at home, where he was most comfortable and other vets were not available. She alleviated my fear of having to put him through a difficult car ride to a noisy office with clinical smells. - She arrived exactly on time and was so compassionate and empathetic. - Dr. Carner worked with me to have some time so that my younger cat could witness and understand that her "brother", whom she'd known all her life, wasn't with us anymore. This was valuable time for me, too as the transition from being with me to being gone was not rushed and allowed me time to adjust. - Communication was great and continues to be while I await the return of my beloved cat's cremains. I have already sung her praises to other pet parents who aren't in need of her services yet, and will continue to do so as the need arises. Many thanks for Dr. Carner for being so easy to work with and making a very difficult time easier for both me and my cat. ”

Joyce B.

Feb 14, 2026

“Dr. Alicia Nolfi is truly an angel. She made one of the hardest decisions and most heartbreaking moments of my life feel peaceful and beautiful. Her compassion, gentleness, and calm presence meant everything to us. I will always be grateful for the way she cared for our cat and for us. ”

Ashleigh G.

Feb 14, 2026

“I called about my dog because for some reason her pain had just gotten unbearable all of a sudden so the doctor came to the house. I had my dog already laying down with the blanket and. When the doctor reached in her bag, she pulled out a needle that was large. My dog is Chihuahua mix 14 pounds at the time. The first shot, she screamed in pain yelped the second time I was trying to hold her head as still as I could and I did and she screamed again, but she, the doctor thought that the dog was already sedated and was going to give her the euthanasia shot and I said no she’s not asleep and she said she should she’s asleep and so I pulled out my dog’s leg up and she pulled back The second sedation shot was given and she cried again. I’m only telling you this because I feel like I wanted to do it at home because I wanted her to be more comfortable but after that, I don’t know I mean she was at home in bed with me, but I felt like she was she was going to think that I was hurting her right before she died. I can’t get it out of my mind. The euthanasia shot was given and and Dixie passed I understand these things happen but it just left a it left me feel bad for my dog. The doctor was nice but that doesn’t matter for my dog. It should’ve been smoother anyway the total charge was close to that $1000 but that included her urn And paw print . Bottom line I feel like the shots for sedation should have been done with the smaller needle and the light should’ve been enough to be able to put the needle in easier? I can’t take back her pain. I just hope she understands that I wasn’t trying to hurt her in her last time here thank you for your understanding. This is not meant to be mean this is just how I feel.”

Cheri D.

Feb 14, 2026

“Dr. Thomas was very caring and supportive of our beloved Max. She took the time to explain and answered any questions I had. ”

Keri V.

Feb 14, 2026