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    5.0 (68 reviews)
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    Brooklynn and Chapo Rip my handsome boys I'm so happy you're both together again.
    Ronda Z.

    I love this company we have used them for both of our dogs Brooklynn we lost him to old age and Chapo had cancer in his leg they treat your animals like they are theirs handle them with care and the details they put into giving you them back didn't go unnoticed thank you so much. This is one of the hardest things a fur mama has to do it's like losing a kid so thank you for being so caring, compassionate, and gentle.

    Jenny H.

    Thank you Resting waters for taking care of our sweet Keiko. He was our first pet that was with us for 13 years. He passed on 12.11.24. After his death Resting waters provided a safe space for me and my nieces/husband to say our goodbyes with candlelights and a bed to lay him in. He looked so peaceful. We want to thank you Kale for handling Keiko with love and compassion towards his aftercare. We did not think we would get him before Christmas and you made it happen. We highly recommend Resting Waters. My husband had handled everything with Resting Waters and they were very communicative and explained everything in detail. I also purchased a rose gold heart necklace. Thank you for putting his ashes into that heart for me. I felt peace after getting Keiko today. From the bottom of our hearts we thank you. R.i.p Keiko Han Cheng

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    EverettAnd T.

    Dear Resting Waters, When I lost my 16 year old Havanese, we brought him to you. He died at home with me and I was distraught at the loss. My husband came with our dog and you made a lovely space for him to say his final goodbyes. You offered words of comfort but let him have space to be alone. When we picked up the ashes of our sweet puppy I cried all the way home. The thoughtful and beautiful way you prepared things for us made it easy to remember and discuss how much we loved our sweet Ollie. The card you enclosed was so beautiful. I wanted to write and say thank you so much for all you did to make this a beautiful experience.

    Courtyard waiting area just outside the back door.
    Niko O.

    My sweet cat son died unexpectedly on a recent evening. An internet search led me to Resting Waters and I contacted through Yelp. Not hearing anything by the next morning, I decided to call them directly and was able to make an appointment for the next day (they did respond to my Yelp inquiry later in the day). The next day, I waited outside in the small courtyard in the back until it was my time, then walked in. The door opens to the funeral stage, set up for viewing where you can say your goodbyes. From there, a young lady took my cat's body and prepared him while I filled out a form and looked at a catalog to select a vessel for his remains. The atmosphere was respectful and the space was peaceful and clean. She placed my cat in a small bed, along with his favorite toy that I'd brought, and left me to grieve privately. I walked over to the counter when I was ready and was told his remains would be ready for pickup in about a week. Their call came less than a week later. You drive up to the front, park in the designated area, call to announce your arrival, and what looks like a boutique bag is brought out to you straight away. The bag includes your pet's remains in the vessel you've chosen, a certificate of aquamation, a sympathy card and the numbered token that was used for identification. Also included is a packet of herbs, featuring the same scents used to annoint your pet before aquamation, that you can burn in a private ceremony at home. I am so grateful to Resting Waters for fitting me in so quickly. That long, sad, lonely drive to the Kent crematorium is a thing of the past, now that I know about Resting Waters. Although it will take a long time to overcome the grief of losing my boy, Resting Waters is a class act and am grateful they helped my cat cross softly over to the Rainbow Bridge.

    Biodegradable urn
    Jo H.

    First of all, water cremation = aquamation. Who knew such a thing existed?! I'd heard of cremation before, but never this. It's taken me a few months to write this review... I'd never lost a pet before... and I'd been a dog mama of two for 11 years. So you can imagine my confusion when it came time to think about the end of life process for my Kai, 15 year old papillon mix. He was my first ever dog. In November 2019, we unexpectedly lost him while I was away on international travel. My significant other, Scott, found Resting Waters for me and everything about it felt RIGHT. First, it's way better for the environment (I didn't know cremation was bad in the first place). Secondly, it's located in West Seattle... when i first moved here with Kai and Koa, we lived in Alki... so this felt meant to be. I wasn't there during Kai's passing, but got lots of facetime "i-love-you's" in... but i don't know what I would've done without Scott or Resting Waters. They were so incredibly sensitive and empathetic... I couldn't imagine a better place. The pricing (at least for small dogs) is also quite comparable to traditional cremation. This was a relief as it wasn'ts omething we were expecting to have to pay (I honestly believed my Kai Kai would live until 19). He was so energetic and spry up until his final days. Scott brought Kai to Resting Waters the day after he passed away peacefully... the lady said he had a full hour to say goodbye. They have soft fluffy beds for customers to put their pets on. I was there for the pickup of his "aftercare" - the lady who left a voicemail used those words and her voice was so soothing :'). She was so kind upon pickup. Everything is by appointment only to ensure privacy and enough time to say goodbye. Scott surprised me with an imprint of Kai's paws, and included with each aquamation are the fur clippings (surprisingly packaged beautifully in a glass jar with a cork), ink paw prints, and a biodegradable urn (i expected a vase looking thing, but it looks like a tea canister). We're still not ready to spread his ashes, so he has a little corner on our mantle right now. I have to say... when I first saw his fur clipping, I broke down crying (and I usually don't do that). For those of you who are nearing the loss of a pet, or already lost a pet... Resting waters is an incredible place that will lovingly handle the end of life process with your pet. I'd use them again and again. And idk who needs to hear this... but they know you love them, you've done the best you can, and until we meet our loves again, they'll be playing up "there", unburdened by their physical bodies. Thank you Scotty, for finding this place for our Kai kai. Forever grateful.

    My sweet girl
    Bonnie R.

    My rottweiler died in the middle of the night leaving me devastated. I had no idea what to do. I found this service on yelp, and sent a message. They contacted me right when they opened. I spoke with Darci, who is a wonderfully kind soul. When I arrived I was allowed to say good bye to my girl one last time without feeling rushed. The patience and tranquility Darci exuded will forever be appreciated. I would definitely recommend them to anyone needing this service.

    Another picture of Resting Water's urn and a matching ceramic vase. The ceramic is of high quality and heavy. I love the matching heart too!
    Jeri S.

    We recently let our 18.5 year old cockapoo dog go and Joslin and Darci at Resting Waters were very caring and accommodating. What a heartwarming and comforting service for our loved companions. They treated our dog, Sammy, and my family with warmth and respect and we felt he was in good hands when we left him for the last time. Resting Waters' services and products are top quality from start to finish. We purchase the ceramic urn and a matching vase, along with the clay paw print impression. When we picked up Sammy's ashes everything was wrapped beautifully. Thank you Joslin and Darci for your precious service. We will always return as clients and have highly recommended you to our veterinarian as well. Thank you also to Kit Roth who came with Joslin to meet us late at night when we dropped Sammy off. It meant a lot.

    I've taken 5 of my pets here, and every time been cared for with nothing but kindness and loving empathetic hearts. Exactly what my family needed. Thank you Resting Waters...and FDT.

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    Such calming and caring people, I highly recommend Resting Waters when you are faced with the sad loss of your beloved pet.

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    Both Joslin and Darci were wonderful and showed so much compassion and kindness in such a sensitive time.

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    We just got our baby home and I want to leave a quick but glowing review. Was the wait long- yes…read more They are understaffed. It took over 5 hours to see my baby- but in that time they filled up with more severe emergencies- but they kept my baby sedated and comfortable. Was it expensive- yes. But I was comfortable with the intense level of care they provided and kept me informed at every step. They saved my baby girl, and I'm so incredibly grateful!

    Our experience at BluePearl was one of the most frustrating veterinary experiences we've ever had…read more When people bring a beloved pet to an emergency hospital, they're scared, vulnerable, and looking for expertise, communication, and compassion. Unfortunately, our experience fell far short of those expectations. We brought our dog in after she had been vomiting for days, hadn't eaten in two days, was panting heavily, whining in pain, and appeared to be having difficulty breathing. She was taken to the back immediately, but after that we were left sitting in an exam room for over an hour with no updates. We eventually went to the front desk ourselves to ask what was going on. We were told the doctor would be in shortly, and then waited another hour before he finally came to speak with us. During that conversation, we learned for the first time that our dog had arrived with a temperature of 104 degrees. We asked whether she still had a fever, and the doctor didn't know and said he would have to go check. About 30 minutes later, another staff member brought treatment estimates that included a quick scan ultrasound the doctor had never mentioned. This was the first time anyone told us that a quick scan ultrasound had supposedly been performed. We had questions about the findings, but no one could clearly explain them. When the doctor returned, he recommended additional bloodwork before realizing information from recent bloodwork was already in our dog's chart. Watching him review the chart in front of us after making recommendations significantly undermined our confidence in the care being provided. After approximately four hours, we left with a bill of more than $600, no diagnosis, no treatment plan, and no clear answers about what was causing our dog's symptoms. We were charged for an IV catheter and a quick scan ultrasound. Despite being told our dog arrived with a 104 degree fever, nobody ever explained why no treatment was provided for it. Emergency medicine is complicated, and not every case has an immediate diagnosis. What isn't acceptable is spending four hours in an emergency hospital with so little communication, so little doctor interaction, and so few answers.

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    Dr. Goraya got us all set up to travel with our rescue dog to Canada and give her a dream vacation…read moreat the Banff Hotel! He told us everything to expect to get her through the airport and customs and gave us all the forms we needed. She went from rags to riches and it sure was fun to watch her prance around the hotel! Thanks Dr. G!

    I took my dog to South Seattle Veterinary Hospital for back pain and lethargy on 6/5/26. Pain…read moredidn't resolve with initial treatment so I returned 6/7/26. They were rude and dismissive and ignored my initial concerns over her unwillingness to walk, claiming she was walking just fine and running. The veterinarian then diagnosed my dog with heart failure and hospitalized her overnight for a high cost. My pet was also prescribed medications for heart failure and given diuretics. All exams were performed out of sight of me in another room. My dog also sustained bruising on her neck which hadn't been present before examination. I took my dog to another vet on 6/11/26 because I felt like the treatment they received was inadequate. The new clinic disagreed with the first vet's assessment. My dog did not have heart failure and didn't need to be hospitalized. My pet was immediately taken off of the heart medications and put on pain medications and steroids. She slowly began making improvements and is now back to being herself. I believe the first vet was trying to make money off of an owners fears. The "bedside manner" of the veterinarian at South Seattle Veterinary Hospital was condescending and uncaring. This clinic billed me for unnecessary treatments and diagnosis. I filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau but South Seattle Veterinary hospital failed to respond. Tdlr: South Seattle Veterinary Hospital has uncaring staff and charges for unnecessary procedures.

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