Reviews for Serenity In Home Pet Euthanasia

Nov 2023

If you’re researching this topic, stop here. I can’t rave about these humans enough in this really difficult time. Dr. Ryan Pearce and your wife, thank you. From reading everyone’s reviews. (Now we know why you have so many good ones) To making that very hard appointment, to you knocking on our door and taking our cries and stories with such compassion and care. Every step of the way you talked with such love and gave our children all the time they needed. You let us be sad, you let us cry and wail, you let us have our time each step and every time you explained something it was in great detail and answered any questions with such compassion. You waiting for my...read full review
Nov 2023

Dr. Pearce was amazing to work with. He squeezed me into his schedule with very short notice, and was extremely kind, comforting, and professional during the most difficult experience of my life. It takes a special heart to do what he does, and I am so happy he made my last memories with my little girl as positive as possible. I would HIGHLY recommend him and his services to anyone.
Oct 2023

I cannot express enough gratitude for the beautiful service my best friend Rocco and I received when he had to cross over to the rainbow bridge. I decided to have Dr. Pearce come to my home to relieve Rocco of his pain here at my home. He took his time and understood what we were going through during this difficult time and I wouldn't have changed a thing. Rocco was cuddled up all comfy in his bed next to my side when the time came and Dr. Pearce explained the details. Rocco went so peacefully and I am extremely happy for the service we were provided. Rocco was back home within the week and his framed paw print and clay prints added a beautiful touch to Rocco's remembrance....read full review

From Serenity In Home Pet Euthanasia

"We all hope for a peaceful end to our pet’s lives. Most of us love our pets like family and many of us form bonds with our pets that can’t be described with words. We want their final moments to be calm and without fear or pain. Most pets are nervous at a veterinary office and losing a pet can be a very personal and emotional experience, made worse by being in public. Keeping your pet in the familiar surroundings of home will make the entire process as stress free and comfortable as possible for everyone involved. As your pet’s journey comes to an end, consider in-home euthanasia as a final act of kindness."