• Comfort & Familiarity – No stressful car rides or clinic visits. Your pet stays in their favorite spot.

• Peaceful & Private – Say goodbye at your own pace, in your own way.

• Dignity & Love – A calm, loving environment ensures their final moments are free from fear.

There will never be a day or time that feels right, but when your pet is suffering in a way that can’t be fixed, I recommend relieving their suffering as soon as possible. No one ever considers euthanizing a healthy pet. Only when someone perceives that a pet is suffering do they even start to consider this as a treatment option.

You may ask yourself:

• Are the bad days outnumbering the good?

• Is my pet still enjoying food, play, and affection?

• Are they showing signs of pain or struggling with daily life?

I view euthanasia as a humane way to treat suffering, and I believe it is one of the most extraordinarily selfless acts of love, kindness, and compassion that we can offer our loved ones when they need it the most.

I service the greater Los Angeles Area including:

• West LA & Beach Cities: Santa Monica, Venice, Marina del Rey

• Westside: Culver City, Mar Vista, Palms

• Mid-City & Central: West Adams, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood

Travel outside this range is available with a small additional fee. Please contact us for more information.

• Nearly 20 years of veterinary experience with dogs & cats

• Calm, compassionate presence during the hardest moment

Trusted aftercare partnerships for seamless support

I view this as an incredible opportunity to help people and pets when they need it the most, and believe that euthanasia is an incredible, selfless act of love. I have personally and professionally been through a lot of grief and loss, including most recently when my home and business were destroyed by Palisades fire. I have learned how situations that feel insurmountable can be overcome with the right support, and I want to be that support for you. I cannot protect you from the pain of losing your beloved best friend, but I can guide you through it with extraordinary compassion and care and ensure that it is as peaceful as possible for everyone.

No. Every pet is first given a sedative to ensure they are completely relaxed. Sometimes the injection can sting for a second or be a surprising feeling. They fall into a deep, peaceful sleep before the final medication is administered. The process is painless and stress-free.

The process usually takes 10–30 minutes. Sedation can take anywhere from 1-20ish minutes. Sedation allows your pet to sleep comfortably before the final step, and once they are sleeping, they will receive the last injection in which their heart will stop and they will pass away. This last injection takes effect within seconds to minutes.

Whether or not to be present during euthanasia is a deeply personal decision, and there is no “right” or “wrong” choice. Some families find comfort in being there until the very end, while others feel their own suffering would be too great. If you choose not to stay in the room, please know your pet will never be alone—I will guide them through with the same love, gentleness, and compassion as if they were my own.

You also have options. Many families choose to be present for the sedation, ensuring their pet is relaxed and comfortable, but step away for the final injection. And sometimes, people don’t know how they’ll feel until the moment arrives—and that is okay too. Your love for your pet is not measured by being present at the very last second, but by the lifetime of care you’ve given them.