Vet Serves in Los Angeles, CA

Dr. Daniella Ross

Verified Veterinarian

40 reviews

Why I provide at-home pet euthanasia

In my many years as an Emergency veterinarian, I deeply understand the challenges of treating critically ill patients and the nuances of end of life care. I am honored to help pets pass away peacefully in the comfort of their home and with their loving family at their side.

Education

Undergraduate: Columbia University - 2005

Veterinary Medicine: Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine - 2014

  • Based InLos Angeles, CA
  • Service areasLos Angeles & Surrounding Cities
  • Work Experience11+ years
  • Animals ServedAll Dogs & Cats
  • Notice Required2 hours

General availability

TuesdayTimes Vary Weekly

Availability each week can vary based on demand and scheduling. Please provide a minimum 2 hour advance notice for all bookings.

Services provided

At home pet euthanasia

Dr. Daniella Ross will help your beloved pet transition peacefully in the comfort of of their home, surrounded by loved ones

Est. CostStarting at $600

Pet cremation

Dr. Daniella Ross will arrange and handle all of your cremation needs, including careful and loving transportation of your pet to the crematorium through private or communal process handled

Est. CostFrom $100 - $300

Keepsakes

Clay paw prints, wooden urns with personalizations available with ashes returned

Est. CostFrom $38 - $76

Quality of life consult

Schedule a 1-on-1 with a vet over a virtual conference call or at home.

Est. CostStarting at $100

What pet parents are saying

Dr. Ross was incredible assisting us in allowing our dear pet Sarabella to pass on to the other world. She was incredibly kind and compassionate, and took her time explaining the process, and allowed us to cry and grieve as we had to say goodbye. I cannot thank Dr. Ross for such a beautiful home experience and for being so professional and yet deeply human, loving and kind.

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5.0
Oct 02 2025 by Anastasia L.
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Dr Ross made us and Marley feel so comfortable through his transition process. Her lovely energy made for a peaceful send off ceremony.

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5.0
Jun 15 2024 by Colin T
Review by Dr. Daniella Ross

Our experience with Dr. Ross was nothing less than exceptional. This was 100% the best choice we could have made for our family and the passing of our special boy.

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5.0
Feb 29 2024 by Effie L.
Review by Effie L.
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Our family is so grateful to Dr. Ross and the services she provided during a very difficult time. She exuded so much warmth, empathy, and kindness that truly made a difference. In the future, we will not do this any other way. I cannot stress how appreciative we are in the care Dr. Ross took in honoring our beloved Lefty's end of life. We send a heartfelt thank you to Dr. Ross with endless gratitude for the peace she provided that night.

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5.0
Jun 14 2024 by Karen I
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Dr. Ross was really gentle in guiding us through what was otherwise a really difficult time. We are so grateful we got to give our sweet Bailey a peaceful goodbye at home, surrounded by her favorite people, on her favorite bed.

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5.0
Jul 14 2025 by Julia Z.
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I am forever grateful that my beloved pet was able to be at home during their last moments, and I thank Dr. Daniella for that. However, the experience ended up being more upsetting than needed. One of the silver linings in such an unfortunate situation is that my pet was outwardly still functioning. I’ve had pets in the past who lost abilities such as walking beforehand, and it makes the end of their lives even more heartbreaking. I was relieved to not endure that this time around, but when it came time to begin the end of life procedure, I instinctively reached for my pet. The doctor told me not to, and for some reason I listened. Instead, she gave the first injection while my pet wasn’t close to me. It worked quickly, and as my baby began walking towards me, their legs gave out. They could no longer move, and their head began to lower to the ground. My love was essentially “gone” by this point. So their last moments were of losing their ability to walk, then nodding off on the hardwood floor. The doctor then said “you can hold them now.” Again, they were already gone mentally by then. The second injection caused their heart to stop quickly, in less than a minute. I don’t want to come across as ungrateful, and ultimately it was up to me to do what I saw fit, but it’s still painful to remember my pets last moments. I replay their last day, and am able to hold on until I see them lose their mobility and sink to the floor. I wish I could change my reaction to the doctor in that moment. Please let people hold their babies if that’s what they choose, especially when their pet spent endless hours happily in their arms while living.

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3.0
Dec 20 2025 by Lucyanne C.
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