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    I've used Dr McReynolds back in the 00's and when it came time again I didn't hesitate to give her a call.

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    Paws, Whiskers, & Wags - Our beloved Jackson, we miss you so much! RIP. Sweet boy! Love Mom and Dad!

    Paws, Whiskers, & Wags

    (108 reviews)

    our young kitten suddenly passed at early on a sunday morning. we weren't prepared and were…read morecompletely distraught. after a poor experience calling a different funeral home, we called paws, whiskers, & wags. immediately, we were helped by a compassionate team member who arranged to meet us within an hour of calling. during the worst day of our lives, emily handled us and our baby with such care and kindness. we never felt pressured to make a single choice, and i feel like she truly honored our cat with her care. as a business, the funeral home utilizes a tagging system so that you can guarantee that it's your baby that is coming home with you. while i didn't think having a private cremation was something i wanted prior, it was incredibly healing to be able to bring our baby's remains home. the work was done within a day of us dropping him off. there was some miscommunication and we didn't actually know he was ready until a few days later when we called, however, we were graciously received when we did come to get him. both visits, we were given plenty of time and space to process, and I was so grateful. i was in no way ready to have to let go of our baby, but I am so grateful that we chose paws, wags, and whiskers to take care of his body.

    I have gone to P W and W for years, most recently in late October 2025. They have always been…read morecompassionate and transparent with the pet tracker 360. But something has happened. There has been a name change, to Pet Meadow. My soul cat died Monday night. Tuesday morning I took her in for services. I was a wreck. As I have for the previous pets I have taken there I asked for individual cremation, and a lock of her fur. Today, Friday morning, I called because it has never taken more than 2 days. I was told she was in "packaging". PACKAGING. I have now picked up cremains. I don't say " her cremains" because when we got home and I opened her package there was no pet tracker 360 token attached to the bag as there has been for every other pet. I do not for a minute believe these are my pet's ashes. There was also no hair clipping. This entire experience was awful, and instead of peaceful, loving closure I am traumatized. Please do not take your beloved pets here.

    Heavenly Paws Pet Aquamation - Sophie 2009-2025 RIP

    Heavenly Paws Pet Aquamation

    (46 reviews)

    We first found out about Heavenly Paws when searching for end of life care for a community cat we…read morefell in love with. I took the kitty in and was treated with compassion and caring, so much so it almost felt like a funeral home making arrangements. When our 15 year old inside tabby passed we did not hesitate to use their services again. We had Dr M.G. McReynolds (who I had used back in the 00s) come for an in-home visit and she handled the transport of our baby to Heavenly Paws. We got a call from them upon her arrival that he had arrived and was being taken care of. Can't recommend them, as well as Dr McReynolds, enough.

    This place handles pet death in a very supportive and professional way. Sidney treated us so well…read moreand was extremely understanding/caring during a time of high distress. The pricing is reasonable and very clear on the website, and they explain everything that you get with the selected package. There were also options on the form to order extra memorabilia (additional cost) on top of what you already get. She told us it would take 1-2 weeks, and we got a call back asking us to pick up about a week and a half after we dropped her off. The place was extremely clean, the staff is amazing, and the service they provide is astounding. The location is a bit strange, as it's in an office park, but the environment inside is immediately warm and welcoming as soon as you walk in. Don't let the initial outside looks fool you. I'd highly recommend this place to anyone who has lost their beloved pet and is going through many difficult emotions. The staff will handle it gracefully and treat you with the utmost respect.

    The Village Vets

    The Village Vets

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    Any time you need to go to an emergency vet, it's a stressful experience. But everyone at The…read moreVillage Vets is warm, compassionate, and helpful. From the call I made before bringing my cat in to the thorough take home instructions I received, it felt like everyone on duty was on my team to help me get my baby feeling better!! I went in thinking my cat had suddenly ripped her nail out and it turned out she had a full infection, which the doctor caught and is treating. I'm a neurotic pet owner, and the vet answered all my questions with a smile and overall made a midnight hang out at the ER about as pleasant as it could be. I feel like I have all the tools at home to make sure she heals correctly (if I can get her to keep the cone on!). They were very up front about cost, and it's a price I'd gladly pay again for the level of care we received.

    I brought my 16-year-old dog to The Emergency Vets because I genuinely felt we were dealing with an…read moreemergency. She had been sick for about a week with persistent diarrhea, was extremely lethargic, and had developed concerning shaking/neurological-type symptoms. Unfortunately, the entire experience, from check-in to the vet tech to the doctor to checkout, was extremely unprofessional. Before we were taken back, I overheard a vet tech speaking very abruptly to another client about whether they wanted CPR performed on their dog. I didn't know the circumstances, but her tone immediately struck me as unnecessarily harsh given what was clearly an incredibly difficult situation. That same staff member later came into our room. While I was explaining how sick and lethargic my dog had been, she told me my dog was doing "way better than the dead dog that just came in." She reiterated the comparison more than once. I was stunned. I was sitting in an emergency veterinary hospital scared about my sick, elderly dog, and a veterinary professional was essentially telling me she was doing well by comparison because another person's dog had just died. I found that unbelievably insensitive to me and even more so to the person who had presumably just lost their pet. Unfortunately, the lack of professionalism continued. I provided a detailed history, showed videos of my dog's concerning symptoms, and shared information from my regular veterinarian. The doctor's exam felt extremely limited. After a week of diarrhea, I had to specifically ask him to check her gums for dehydration. He estimated she was 8-10% dehydrated, but I couldn't get a clear answer when I asked whether she needed fluids. Fluids then appeared on the treatment estimate, leaving me confused about what was actually being recommended and why. At another point, the doctor described one of my 16-year-old dog's remaining teeth as "really gnarly." I'm well aware that my elderly dog has dental issues. It wasn't the observation that bothered me; it was the language and overall lack of professionalism. I already had an appointment with my regular veterinarian the following afternoon, so I specifically asked the vet tech which of the proposed treatments she professionally recommended to help my dog until then. Her response was essentially that it was up to me and I could do whatever I wanted. But that was exactly why I was there: I needed veterinary professionals to help me determine what my sick dog needed. I ultimately declined the proposed treatments and left feeling that I had received virtually no useful guidance. I completely understand that emergency veterinary medicine involves triage and that a more critical patient must take priority. I had absolutely no problem waiting while another animal was experiencing an emergency. My issue was the lack of compassion, communication, professionalism, and meaningful medical guidance throughout the visit. Being told that my sick and lethargic dog was "way better than the dead dog that just came in" really sums up the experience for me. It was an unbelievably insensitive and unprofessional thing to say in an emergency veterinary hospital, where people are arriving frightened and sometimes experiencing one of the worst moments of their lives. I brought in a very sick senior dog because I was scared and looking for help. I left feeling confused, dismissed, and appalled by the way the entire situation was handled.

    Transitions Home Euthanasia - petcremation - Updated September 2026

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