This lady is a piece of garbage, I called her and she immediately startsasking me how much my dog weighs, cremation options if i want a pawprint etc.. she started off at 875 and took it over a 1,000 dollars, shewanted me to Carry my 70 pound dog to her car otherwise she was going tocharge me for 2 people at 75 a piece, then she said if i wanted asedative that would be an extra 80 dollars and I was told by EVERYONEnot using a sedation drug is out right mean!!! It was all business toher and thats sad.. everyone else i called were cheaper and nicer thenher. Look around there are plenty out there that actually show somecompassion.

Kindness, caring, & compassionate. Could not have hoped for a more peaceful experience. Thank you so much for all you guys do for people and their pets.

I reached out to Home Pet Euthanasia a few months ago when I thought it was time. They were helpful, compassionate, sweet and understanding on the phone.When it was time to make the decision, they helped in so many ways.Dr. Daniel was very sweet and gentle. He explained everything about the procedure in a very sensitive way.We are very fortunate to have had Dr. Daniel help us. Our sweet dog felt at home with him. It was a very difficult time and he allowed us the space and time to say goodbye and grieve the final breathe.Thank you

Euthanizing a pet is never a fun experience however it can be a quality one. Dr. Meg Sulzen responded the same day as I requested and provided me with all of the necessary paperwork prior to her arrival. I cant think of a better place for my dog to come to the end of her life than at home and Meg provided it. What I received from the crematorium was excellent and more than what I was expecting. It was a good value to me, to be able to make my decision on a day to day basis. I was not going to schedule my dogs euthanasia a week in advance. Same day is more than I could ask for. Thank you very much. I hope I never have to use them again however if the time comes to put down a pet, they are the only ones I will use.

Runs her operation as a business and nothing more than that. She has no compassion for a grieving dog parent. Stay away… she’s talking advantage of people .

What the hell just happened. Losing a dog is not a good experience but it can be more comforting. Our experience was extremely sterile and uncompassionate.Julie came over tonight to help us let my border collie/corgi mix go to Heaven. Julie gets there and we screwed around doing paperwork right in front of the dog despite the fact that I offered to pay in advance. My dog would look at me, look at Julie, then look at my wife who was shattered inside yet signing cremation consent forms and other stuff. I offered to pay in advance, why couldnt these forms have been emailed to me before tonight?Meanwhile Joy is waiting patiently knowing what was coming next. Julie was incredibly slow to set up. Every second of waiting for her to get started was complete agony. Joy knew something was up, hopefully she thought it was just another chemo treatment.The reviews said that at the end when the puppy goes into the back of the van, there was a nice little set up in there almost like a ceremony. One of the reviewers said The van where Sydney was placed in was even ceremoniously decorated. Not us.Our ceremony was me helping Julie load Joys body into the very back of a black van where she barely fit because the back of the van was stacked with crates full of other dog corpses. No set up, no decorations, basically a doormat where she barely fit because all the other crates were stacked to to bottom. I couldnt even look at Julie shutting the back door of the van because I figured Joy would have to be crammed in.32 minutes screwing around with paperwork and waiting forever for Julie to set up her stuff. It took 32 minutes while Joy is alert yet suffering before the first needle went in.My dog Joy was (a legitimate, registered SERVICE dog, not a comfort or emotional support dog. We rescued her after I got back from Iraq where I got severe brain damage and epilepsy as a result. Because she was a seizure alert dog, she literally saved my life on more than one occasion. She deserved better and so did I.I killed my dog tonight. I am completely shattered inside, way worse than Iraq and I never thought Id say that about anything.I dont know if tonight was an anomaly, but shop around. The only advantage to using this place was they had the drugs to do it, otherwise I wouldve done it myself.

Even though it was difficult to let our dog go, calling Home Pet Euthanasia was the best decision we could have made. Dr. Julie came to our home in July to put our 15 year-old beagle who had cancer to sleep. We all had masks on and felt completely comfortable because of Dr. Julie’s calming presence. She explained everything she would be doing, and our sweet dog got to be in her own bed with her own blankets. She wasn’t scared because she was in her own surroundings. I can’t imagine how frightened she would have been if we had taken her to the vet. Everything was very peaceful, and we got to say our goodbyes. Afterward, our dog was transferred in her blankets to a basket that the doctor had prepared for her. The van where Sydney was placed in was even ceremoniously decorated. It felt like we had a small service for her. I can’t say enough how thankful I am that we used this group. I wouldn’t have done it any other way.

We never imagined we’d need this service, but given the choice of “abandoning” our puppy to move on alone in a vet’s office or at home with us, the choice was clear. Every interaction I had with HPE was compassionate, professional, and somehow they just “knew” what you needed: more or less info, more or less time, more or less reassurance. Our baby received excellent care and was always treated with utmost respect. She was not distressed or lonely. HPE provided the best possible outcome for a heartbreaking choice. I grew up in a part of the country where pet euthanasia is not available at home, and I’m so glad HPE could help us make a different choice with our fur baby.

Diesel was a gentle giant in every sense. Weighing in at around 100 pounds, he could be quite intimidating at first, but most people found him irresistible once they got to know him. It was not uncommon for non-dog people to find themselves cuddled up with him on the couch. We rescued Diesel when he was about 2 years old and he lived with us to a ripe old age of 12. When the time came to say goodbye, Diesel had become quite sick and arthritic. He had stopped eating and drinking and suffered from chronic skin infections. I decided that it would be best to say goodbye at home in a comfortable and familiar setting. After doing a fair bit of research, I called Home Pet Euthanasia and had a quality of life assessment conducted. This confirmed that Diesels time had come, but also made the decision to let go a little easier knowing how much he was suffering and that his condition would continue to deteriorate. A few days later, Dr. Annie came to our home and after taking some time to get to know us and Diesel and explaining the entire process in plain English, she administered the medication and gave us some time to say goodbye for the last time. Dr. Annie was very professional with impeccable bedside manner and follow-up. Her staff was very supportive and knowledgeable. Now that I now this service exists, I share it with others whose pets may be nearing their time, and wouldnt do it any other way. While this was a very difficult decision for our family, Dr. Annie and her staff were wonderful throughout. Highly recommend.

Dr Annie and all the staff in Home pet euthanasia are very kind and understanding to ones feelings. They helped my fur baby to pass peacefully. I would highly recommend them. They are great.

My 14 year old dog was very sick and going downhill quickly. Dr. Meg came over quickly. She was incredibly compassionate and helped make the devastating experience of having to say goodbye to our beloved dog a little bit easier. We received a condolence card and hair clippings in the mail as well, which was so kind. Thank you.

Dr. Annie is one of the most loving, empathetic, and kind hearted humans you could ever want to meet. She greeted me with a giant hug, and cried with me as I said goodbye to my best friend, Mr. Buddy. She allowed me as much time as I needed to say goodbye and just knew when to hug me, what to say, and when to allow me alone time with my sweet boy. She made the experience as loving and caring as possible, and I know that having her come to the house was the right decision for Mr. Buddy, as well as for me. Saying goodbye to your best friend is the hardest thing a person ever has to do. Somehow, Dr. Annie made this very sorrowful experience a meaningful one, full of love and sweetness. I will forever be grateful to her. Her gentle nature, obvious love for animals and humans, and professionalism are so appreciated. I also am so grateful for the very thoughtful way that Mr. Buddys ashes were returned to me. They were hand-delivered to my door, in a beautiful cedar box with a heart pendant that had Mr. Buddys name engraved in it. It feels so much better to have my baby back home with me. Thank you, Dr. Annie.

Thank you for having this service available to us. Thank you for your professionalism, for your compassion. Thank you for your patience and understanding of our sweet male shepherd who let you know he was here to protect his sibling but you were patient and won his trust. Our beautiful two year old Joey( Josephine) left this world in her own bed surrounded by us, her brother, her favorite toys. Thank you again because in our staggering grief with losing this sweet, full of life dog robbed of her health by an opportunistic infection, we found some semblance of peace.

Wonderful service. It is hard to convey my thanks for taking care of my baby girl in her final hours. Dr. Jenny was kind, considerate and compassionate. It is always a hard decision on when to make this call but it is even a harder one to go through.Home PEOSC was fast and easy to deal with. This is important because of the emotional heart break one goes through at this point in their loved ones life. I will be eternally grateful that you allowed my baby to go easy into the night, in her favorite spot on the couch, surrounded by loved ones.

We had to make the decision Monday night (2/18/19) to end the suffering for our Boxer, Oggie. His illness hit hard and fast. He was only 7 years old. We called them late at night to schedule for the next morning, 2/19/19. We chose a time to allow our family to spend some time with him beforehand. They came on time and were so amazing during what was the second most difficult moment of my life, the first being when my mom passed. They took time to explain everything to us, patiently, as I was pretty hysterical. Our boy passed in his favorite spot on the couch. We never left his side. Today, 3/2/19, they delivered his ashes with just as much compassion as the day he left us. I’m leaving this note now because I could barely get any words out today but wanted to say THANK YOU. Thank you for making our loss a little easier. Thank you for caring.

When it came time to say goodbye to my beloved Kasey cat after being together almost 15 years, I knew I couldn’t take him to the vet to put him to sleep peacefully. He went downhill so fast in the last few days of his life, and I couldn’t bear the thought of him leaving me after being scared from the car ride and scared from the vet as he always was. Kasey started to crawl away in the closet and in my bathtub to sleep, places he never went. I could tell he was uncomfortable and just wanted to go to sleep and not wake up, peacefully in a familiar place. Dr. Lis came over and very gently and sweetly helped me say goodbye to my best friend in the most peaceful way possible while he was at home and in my arms. Dr. Lis was so sweet and understanding, and her bedside manner was perfect.I had Kasey cremated, and Home Pet Euthanasia of Southern California handled his ashes wonderfully. I received him in a beautiful box with a name tag and had his paw print made. They provided me with such beautiful keepsakes to honor him.For those who are anticipating the loss of a pet, I can’t recommend the services of home pet euthanasia of Southern California enough. If you can avoid it, do you and your friend a favor and allow the final moments of his/her life to be spent at peace in a familiar place with the help of in-home euthanasia. RIP Kasey Cat.

Our little Shadow has had arthritis pain for the last 6 weeks. Over the past two weeks it got progressively worse until she could hardly walk or find a comfortable position to lie down.Dr. Meg was here tonight to help us relieve her of her pain. The experience was so peaceful and gentle. With the sedation injection, Shadow became relaxed and free from any more pain. The final process freed her from pain forever. Dr. Meg was compassionate and very mindful of our anxiety. She took her time and was as gentle as you could ever want.We highly recommend Home Euthanasia of Southern California.

After a long battle to cancer, we had to make the hardest decision any pet parent has to make. We loved our dear Roxy very much but we couldn’t bare to see her suffer any longer. She was such a warrior. We knew how much she hated going to the vet, so we didn’t want that to be the last place she took her last breath. We decided to do home uthination were she would be surrounded by her family who loved her and in the comfort of her own home. As hard as this was, Dr. Julie made the process better. She was very kind and compassionate about the situation. She was very gentle with our baby and once she passed, she patiently waited as we said our goodbyes. We wouldn’t have done this any other way. I highly recommend Dr. Julie & Home Pet Uthination of Southern California.

As friends and family state it is a very difficult decision, to say goodbye to a pet, a friend, a family member as we love them so much . Doctor Annie was so kind and gentle not only with Patch but with both me and my sister in helping us give Patch the peace she needed. I am so greatful for HPE of socals doctors for helping us give Patch that peace.

Having to say goodbye to our beloved Macie was the hardest thing my children have had to face. Being able to bring her home one final time where she could spend her final moments comfortably instead of a cold pet hospital room, was the only thing that gave us peace. When its time to say good bye to your best friend, call them. From the moment you call them until the very end, they are patient, compassionate and understand how difficult this is. Dr. Lilly even followed up a few days later to see how we were. We know they care.

We had a wonderful experience with Home Pet Euthanasia. They were able to turn a heartbreaking moment into something both peaceful and beautiful. After having now gone through this experience, I cant imagine going about it in any other way. I recommend this service to anyone who is faced with this difficult decision.

Dr. Annie is a true angel, and has helped us with end of life for two of our beloved dogs. She and her team are the most kind, caring and supportive friends you can imagine during a very difficult time. Most recently, she helped us manage pain in our beloved greyhound, Jack, during the last weeks of his life. She came to see him at our home and spent an hour with us checking him over and talking about his issues. When it was time to end his suffering, she was here to provide a peaceful, calm and loving end for him on his own bed, being held by his people who loved him so. We will never take a pet to an office for euthanasia again, this is so much better for the pet and his people, too. It is good to know that we did all we could for him in his final weeks and days, thanks to Dr. Annies help.

Sadly, our amazing dog, Zeus, was just too ill to get better. Our family loved him dearly bit we new it was his time. It was clear we had to do our best to make sure his crossing over was without fear, pain or anxiety.For me, death is a part of life that we ignore, fear and focus on as a sad thing. I wanted to celebrate Zeus so that he would cross over feeling loved, adored and safe. He was such an awesome dog who brought so much love, laughter and joy to me, my husband and our family and friends. His companionship made some of the harder and bumpier parts of lifes road easier and I wanted to honor that. It was indeed one of the saddest days of my life but also, it was an honor to be a shepard for Zeus in this life and to the next. Zeus had the best end possible for any living creature: at home, surrounded by his favorite humans, being loved and adored, and then he went to sleep. It was an ending fit for a king and one that most humans hope they get when it is their time.In home euthanasia was the only option for us. Dr. Annie arrived at the time we agreed. She came in and was very calm and loving. It was a peaceful and quiet passing, Zeus was so sweet, at rest and finally without pain. The whole room burst into tears at this point.It was an amazing experience, one that was fitting for such a wonderful dog like Zeus. Dr. Annie made the experience much easier for us. We cried all day and night but despite the fact we knew he had to go, the service Dr. Annie provides allowed us to give Zeus the going away party he deserved.I highly recommend Home Pet Euthanasia of Southern California for in-home euthanasia. It allows you to celebrate or mourn your animal friend the way you need and want to, in the comfort of your home, so your animal is not nervous or more afraid than they already are. Dr. Annie has a lovely demeanor, very kind and gentle, and is good at her job. She is professional, knowledgeable, compassionate and understanding. Im thankful we had the option to call on her when our dog needed help crossing over.

Dr Annie has truly found her calling. She is so gentle and compassionate toward owners and their pets. Right now my little Ava is doing ok and we hopefully wont have to say goodbye to her for some time, but when we do I can say for certain that Dr Annie or one of her wonderful associates will be there with us.

My wife and I are so thankful to Dr.Forslund for taking care of our dog Yogi. She is compassionate, patient and supportive. She made Yogis last hour calm and peaceful and we owe a lot to her. Thanks Dr. Forslund !

Dr. Meg brings such a peaceful and loving presence to a most difficult situation. She allowed us to take as much time as we needed in saying our goodbyes. We are grateful for her help in letting our beloved JJ go easily and peacefully out of his ill body home to heaven as we held him in our arms. This company from beginning to end helped us give JJ the most relaxed, compassionate, loving end of life experience possible. I will recommend Home Pet Euthanasia to everyone who might have this need in the future.

A very professional service with loving care... thanks for Dr. Forslund and her staff!

Dr. Forslund came to our front door and immediately saw that we were in need of a hug!! Without hesitation, she scooped us right into her loving arms. From that moment on, we felt held by her. She met our pooch in his backyard and asked us to tell her stories about him. She was fully present, engaged, caring and at the same time thorough, efficient and highly professional. She told us about every step that would follow and that is exactly how things unfolded... We are immensely grateful to Dr. Forslund for her generosity of heart and gentle ways. She showed us how goodbyes are supposed to be. What a rare and precious gift!

Dr. Annie and her services are definitely heaven sent. This is our 2nd time having Dr.Annie come to our house. As an owner youre already trying to grasp the fact that you are going to lose your pet and your emotions and thoughts are going crazy but from the moment that she walks into the house everything seems to work itself out. Her demeanor is very soft and sweet which certainly helps to make your pet not feel scared and or nervous. Our pets are considered like family so to be able to have them laid to rest in the comfort of there own home is invaluable. Thanks again for everything Dr.Annie. Kenny

I want to thank Home Pet EOSC. They are the most compassionate understanding and kind people/company. We decided that it was time to be merciful to our amazing Lancelot and our vet recommended Home Pet EOSC. What an amazing blessing these ladies are. Our hearts were broken and their kindness and compassion were amazing gifts. If I could give more than five stars I would. I can highly recommend Home Pet EOSC. Once again thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

I have had a very pleasant experience with this caring company. I will definitely be recommending their services to my friends and family in the future.

Dr. Annie at Home Pet Euthanasia was so caring and wonderful when our daughters cat was dying. It was late on a weekend and she came to our home immediately and took care of everything. Would highly recommend Dr. Annie!

After a long and happy life, I had to put my dog Zoe to sleep this weekend. She was the sweetest yellow lab and the love of my life. It was the hardest thing I ever had to do. Fortunately, I found Dr. Forslund and she helped us through the process in our home. She was so patient and compassionate. I was able to hold Zoe while she peacefully went to sleep. I cant say enough great things about Dr. Forslund. I HIGHLY recommend her to anyone going through this painful process. She is truly a saint for all of the difficult work that she does to guide pet owners through this heart wrenching time.

Its a horrible choice for any pet owner to make but Dr. Annie made it a little easier with her kindness and compassion. Our big dog, Hunter, was on his bed on the patio and he and Dr. Annie became immediate friends when she arrived. I wont describe the rest of the process other than to say that Dr. Annie was tender with all of us - human and animal. The process was quiet and peaceful and Hunter didnt seem to be in any pain at all. Dr. Annie also called me the next day to follow up to make sure that my husband and I were ok. Thank you, Dr. Annie, for making a terrible situation a bit less terrible. You are an angel.

Dr. Lily came to help my beloved Elliott cross over on the evening of Mon, Sept 24, 2018. It was truly a horrifying experience. It was not peaceful for Elliott & certainly not for me.She had to give him two separate sedation shots, which Elliott cried out in pain, & then even stood straight up during the 2nd shot. I was completely beside myself witnessing this. When he finally passed, she stepped outside in the hallway & gave me 5 minutes to be with Elliott before having to take him away from me.I am tortured that this was possibly the worst decision I ever made for him in his 15+ years of life. I am devastated, my heart aches, & I am haunted by how it all went down. And this for $1035? I cant believe after 2 years of fighting incurable cancer like a warrior & then for it all to end like this? I am crushed & devastated by this experience.I received your request asking me to refer you? Never in a million years. I know in my heart that in his last breaths of life, I was unable to give my little man Elliott the best send-off possible. He did not receive the highest quality of comfort that he so deserved.I called to check on his ashes, & was told they didn’t even have them back yet. After 2 weeks? After “finding” them, they told me I would be charged an extra $25 to special deliver his ashes. After charging an insane fee of $1,035 + the fact I offered to drive anywhere to pick up his ashes, & she simply replied we don’t allow that. She said she would “look into it” & I never heard from her again. After I made several more calls, they ever so graciously agreed to deliver Elliott’s ashes & waive the $25 fee. How big of them.I called the doctors Elliott saw recently at Seal Beach Animal Hospital, Vet Cancer Group Tustin, & VCA Fountain Valley, grasping for a straw of hope in medical terms regarding Elliott’s last minutes. They were all very sorry that it did “not go well.” I so wanted to hear that this is normal, happens all the time & he didn’t feel a thing with the 2 poorly administered sedation shots. More distress & heartache after hearing that this is not common & it usually does go smoothly & peacefully.Upon receiving Elliott’s remains on Wed, Oct 10, 2018, I learned he was not even (traditionally) cremated, but was aquamated, which was never explained to me beforehand. To my horror, no one relayed my request for a large amount of Elliott’s hair & found a “pinch” of hair in a very tiny zip lock pouch. I called Paws & Claws Aquamation & spoke with Deanna, who stated there was no explanation of how much hair was to be cut, just that Elliott’s mom wanted hair. She was genuinely apologetic. She told me the cost for an aquamation of a small dog + paw print is $200, but they have a wholesale contract with Home Pet Euthanasia. It really is all about the money, isn’t it?? I paid at least $835 for Dr. Lily to come over & administer (not even perfectly, peacefully or painlessly) 3 shots to my dog? If it had been a peaceful, spiritual, beautiful experience then okay, maybe.He’s gone now, & I will never have another chance to get more of his beautiful, soft hair. I had Deanna confirm these are indeed his ashes because I don’t even trust Home Pet Euthanasia enough to give me my baby’s actual ashes.After 2 1/2 weeks, Kris called to ask “how was everything?” I shared my deep dissatisfaction & pain, and she replied flatly, well I’m sorry. I don’t know what to say, but we appreciate your feedback & will make changes for next the time. There will never ever be another next time for me with this group.Words can’t fully describe how I feel about this unprofessional, disgraceful & greedy bunch. No one could ever convince me that choosing Home Pet Euthanasia was the right thing to do. Now I am left with the torturous memories of my best guy’s last moments, hardly any of his hair as a sweet reminder, & all I can do is try to forget I was ever associated with Home Pet Euthanasia of Southern California. You should be ashamed of yourselves.

I cannot recommend Dr. Annie Forslund highly enough! She is an Angel on Earth and she has truly found her calling. She provides her service with the perfect balance of professionalism, patience and compassion. From the moment Dr. Annie walked through our front door, we felt like we had known her for a long time. She embraced us with warm hugs and patiently talked with us about our decision. She gave us plenty of time to say goodbye to our sweet 14-year-old Shih-Tzu, Boo Boo. Letting Boo go in the comfort and peacefulness of our home, sitting in front of the fireplace on her favorite blanket - we couldnt have imagined a more respectful way to honor our precious family member, than to let her go with graceful dignity and with Dr. Annies loving support.Before we made our appointment with Dr. Annie, it helped me so much to be able to read all the information offered on her website. Of course, we didnt want to acknowledge that it was time for us to put Boo Boo down, but after reading about how to decide if it is time, and how to detect the symptoms of pain in pets, I was reassured that we were making the right decision. I greatly appreciate how thoroughly the website deals with every aspect of euthanasia.I spoke with Annies husband, Todd, and another staff member on the phone. They were both professional, compassionate, patient, and respectful as well.I have another 14-year-old dog and when the time comes to ease her suffering, I wont hesitate to call Dr. Annie again. I have recommended Home Pet Euthanasia to every pet owner I know!!!

There are few things more difficult than making that heart wrenching decision to say goodbye to your long time faithful companion. I didnt want my Sandy to have het final moments on earth to be at the vet. Although we have an excellent vet het memories of the vet are ones filled with being poked, prodded, stuck with needles and thermometers in her butt. Not to mention she could barely walk. With tears in my eyes I contacted Home Pet Euthanasia. They came to my home within 2 hours of my call. From the receptionist to dr. Julie and dr. Audrey I was treated and Sandy was treated with the utmost dignity and respect. The doctors got right on the floor with her walked me through all the steps that they would be taking. They made one of the worst days of my life much more manageable. I was with her till the end and she went peacefully. Miss you rest in peace. Thank you dr. Juli. Thank you dr. Audrey.

My sweet Boston Terrier, Merlin, companion of many years and my very best friend, had somehow gotten out of his gate and was pulverized in a hit-and-run right outside our family home. Dr. Forslund had been Merlins vet, and though it was the middle of the night, I knew I could call her. She is the kind of doctor who truly LOVES animals, who wants their peace and well-being more than anything else, who will get up at a moments notice if it means saving a life. We tried at the hospital all night to save Merlin...but eventually it became apparent that he would not make it.Having to lose Merlin there in the sterile, terrifying environment of an animal hospital, much less he had never been to, with the panic in his eyes, his labored breathing...it was just too much. He was as afraid of the hospital as of the pain.I was able to hold Merlin in my arms and sing him our favorite Irish lullabies in the comfort and privacy of home as Dr. Forslund administered painkillers, sedatives, and finally, the euthanasia solution. The relief we sensed when Merlin passed was striking. He had been in so much pain for hours, and we didnt want him to suffer a minute longer. His passing was peaceful, sensitive, and loving--no last shuddering breaths, no convulsions.Dr. Forslund was a compassionate friend during this numbing time. Home Pet Euthanasia gave him and I a dignified end to a beautiful relationship. I would strongly recommend this service to anyone who finds themselves in the unfortunate circumstances of having to say goodbye.

Too often the phone will ring and it is a retired racing greyhound adopter near tears telling me “Thinking I may have to prepare for the worst case scenario so could youshare with me again the vet that comes to the house and sends them on to abetter place?”I want you to know about a wonderful vet who will come to your home when it is time to say goodbye. Dr. Annie Forslund is wonderful and we love her. She has helped several of our own ‘kids’ make the journey to the Rainbow Bridge.When you think it is time, when you need a shoulder to cry on, when you need someone to tell you are making the right decision, Dr. Annie Forslund will be there to console and guide you.When it is time to say goodbye, call Dr Annie Forslund.

Dr. Annie was recommended by our vet. Before she arrived, my kids and I were understandably anxious. Our beloved westie, Gwynn, was 16 years 9 months. From the minute I opened the door I knew she was the right person to help Gwynn leave this world. She was kind and gentle with us and Gwynn. She was calm and patient, carefully explaining the process and what we should expect. It was evident by the attention she showed Gwynn that she loves animals and is dedicated to providing them a comfortable and dignified death. We feel incredibly fortunate to have had Dr. Annie with us for this most difficult event. She is wonderful.

A special thank you to Dr. Annie of HOME PET EUTHANASIA. the spirit angles came for Alex on july 25. dr. annie was the best comfort i could have asked for at the end of alexs life, we were not scared at all. we were calm, peaceful and alex left with dignity and respect. dr. annie is a special person on every level. she was able to keep me emotionally stable thru the most difficult time. i have loving thoughts to remember his passing to his new wonderful world. dr. annie delivered alex back to me in person which meant so much to me, that he was cared for all the way to the loving end.thank you dr. anniemuch love,janet rdana point, ca

MY HUSBAND AN MD & MYSELF AN RN WE BOTH VERY IMPRESSED WITH DR DANIELS. VERY GENTLE, EXPLAIN PROCEDURE DID NOT RUSH. THANK YOU DR DANIEL DURING THUS MOST DIFFICULT TIME.