Pets in Peace are some of the nicest people. Losing a family a pet is like losing a family member…read more This is the second time I have had a pet cremated by Pets in Peace. Each time I uncontrollably sob on the phone but they're always so kind and patient, they're also great with communicating when pick up/drop off will be. One time I had a pet euthanized and they picked my precious Bandit up from the vet's office in McDonough and this time I had my cat pass away outside my home. Kevin came and was very kind and took away my precious Mittens. It takes roughly 2-3 days for them to cremate my fur baby but that could be because I live a good distance away on the south side of Atlanta. These are the best people! They gave me the urn, a paw print on the certificate and a fur sample! They also have a few other add ones like a cement paw print or a fancy urn. I will definitely be using them again when I have another pet pass away.

Jeff and his crew are amazing and truly devoted to their trade. When we arrived, my wife and I were…read moreat wit's end. Jeff walked us through the entire process and his attention to detail was beyond incredible. We left there with our beloved Bella and her paw print clay casting perfectly prepared and we were emotionally 180 degrees from where we were when we arrived. Make no mistake, we are still in shambles over the abrupt loss of our daughter, but this is the place to go if you want to feel as welcomed, appreciated, and loved as you can possibly be in moment that you are most vulnerable. Thanks again the Jeff and his incredible team. We will be eternally grateful. Quinn and Karla

Dreams In-Home Pet Euthanasia - Georgia…read more This week, I had to say goodbye to my beloved cat, Oliver. It was an incredibly difficult day, but the team from Sweet Dreams made it as peaceful and gentle as possible. From the moment they arrived, they treated Oliver -- and me -- with such compassion and respect. They explained each step with care and gave us all the time we needed. Oliver passed calmly, at home, in his favorite spot, surrounded by love. I'm deeply grateful for their kindness and professionalism. It takes a special kind of heart to do what they do, and Sweet Dreams truly has it. They helped turn one of the hardest moments into a peaceful farewell, and I'll always be thankful for that.

Dr. Akin and Carigan were kind, compassionate, and efficient. Sweetheart had no adverse reaction…read moreand passed peacefully. We'll sure miss our fur-baby but it's best she didn't suffer needlessly. Our beloved Sweetheart had responded well to medications but her kidneys failed this past weekend. She was 16 years and 7 months old. Treatment with IVs would have been stressful, may not have helped, and her kidneys would have failed again. Sweet Dreams has designed a Memorial Garden where Sweetheart's ashes will be scattered for future visitations. They now have their own cremation facility.

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.

We sadly lost a pet Christmas morning. Honor My Pet had hours available for drop off. We were so…read moreappreciative their services were available. They were so kind throughout the entire process. Excellent and respectful communication. I highly recommend this company and their services.

Lost my cat on the morning of Jun 7, even though it was very early in the morning I talked to Eddie…read moreon the phone who spoke to me calmly, clearly and softly. Dropped my baby off, was given a clipboard where I could make clear requests and even though it wasn't written I asked to get a clay stamp of a certain paw, which he remembered and I received a beautiful imprint in clay. I can say, though there's a lot of heartbreak right now, it was a shining light with how Eddie and the ladies who work here handled it. Not as a business transaction, but as people- who know what you're going through. It meant everything to me that they never attempted to sell me anything- only offered options, and consoled when I finally picked up her ashes. Thank you.

I just used their chat to get information on scheduling an in home euthanasia for my pet. The woman…read moremessaging was slow to respond and was so rude she said that "as she stated the earliest appointment she had was in the 10th" because dr saulsbury was out of town until then. I responded saying the appointment I was inquiring f about was the 13th and that I really couldn't understand how they could have someone so rude answering questions about scheduling the death of their pet. I am disgusted and am going to look at sunset vet or lap of love. This was absolutely not what I expected from a service like this.

I scheduled an in-home euthanasia appointment for my senior dog 2 days in advance. I thought I was…read morein good hands because the staff who were texting me were kind and even helped reschedule the appointment for the next day when my pooch took a turn for the worst. They immediately charged me $474 for the service and keepsakes they were going to provide. The following day - the morning of the appointment - they texted me saying they had to cancel the appointment "for licensing issues." Are you kidding me??? They offered an apology and started to provide names of other services I could book with - all while my pooch was suffering. I declined since I can also Google companies - that's how I found them. So far, 6 days later, and I have yet to receive a refund for a service they couldn't provide. At least the other company we used had some empathy and waited until after the appointment to charge me. Do NOT use this company unless you call and verify thy have a licensed vet in your area capable of following through.

I just absolutely had to take a moment to thank Dr. Barnes and the team there for taking care of…read moreour sweet baby Carly over the weekend. Even though the outcome wasn't a good one, your care and kind words as we struggle through our loss will never be forgotten. Here's how we will remember sweet Carly.

I am very aggravated with the lack of care my dog Copper was given. There was one other person in…read morethe waiting room when I arrived on Saturday (6/13/26) at 6:30. My dog had a 3 inch cut on his belly close to his hide leg on his left side. I pretty sure a deer had hoofed him. The veterinary nurse took Copper to weight him and get his vitals. I don't think he was ever examined by the veterinarian. Every time I would look at the wound Copper would howl a short loud howl of pain. I never heard him howl when the nurse took him back. The nurse came in with an itemized bill of $2230.89 of what they wanted to do. They said that they would have to knock Copper out to be able to access his wound. I spent more time waiting than any kind of action to the care of my pet. I left the clinic after having to pay $217.35 for an exam that my pet never got. I will NEVER be back to this clinic for any kind of pet care. If I could give them a zero I would.

Easter Sunday afternoon my sister Sherrie and myself took her sweet dog Lola to North GA Veterinary…read moreSpecialist. The facility was clean and we found everyone friendly. Lola was clearly in distress and wasn't breathing well. After the vet saw her X-rays it was determined that Lola had fluid in her lungs due to tumors in and around her lung. Every single person we encounter at North GA was professional and kind. We decided that it was best for Lola to put her to sleep. When the time came we held Lola while the vet gave her the shots. I wish I could remember the vets name as she was so patient and sweet to us and Lola. I would highly recommend North GA Veterinary Specialist.

I discovered some ticks in my German Shepard ear during to him yelling when I pet him. there was…read moresome infection and he wouldn't let me extract the ticks . he was in a lot of pain and was fighting me so i needed to have him sedated and let the vet get it proper and clean. I told them over the phone , in the office I elaborated and even discussed it further w a tech. we were not there for an exam we were there requesting a procedure because we already knew the issue. they took my dog in the back for 20 minutes and I repeatedly heard him screaming , finally they come out and tell me he has ticks and needs to be sedated for $700...i couldn't believe it and refused they went ahead and still charged me $175 dollars to tell me my dog has ticks in his ear and he needs to be sedated.

Douglasville Veterinary Hospital owner is a liar and a racist…read more Original review on google I would not recommend this veterinary clinic to anyone. My dog, Shilo, ran away and came back pregnant. On May 25th, she gave birth. On May 26th, I contacted the clinic to have both Shilo and her newborn puppy seen, they were closed for the holiday. I called again on Tuesday and explained the urgency of the situation. I requested that they be seen the same day, but the person on the phone said the earliest available appointment was Thursday and assured me they would be okay. When I brought them in on Thursday, May 29th, I was informed that Shilo was very sick and that euthanasia was the recommended option. Shilo was put to sleep that day. I was told it would take a week and a half to receive her remains. I picked them up on June 9th and was deeply upset to find that her name was spelled incorrectly on everything--her urn, paw print, and cremation certificate. The clinic told me I would be refunded for the cremation fee and that while the paw print could not be corrected, the urn and certificate could be. On June 16th, I picked up the "corrected" urn and certificate--only to find that her name was still spelled incorrectly on the certificate. Today is June 19th, and I finally received the corrected certificate. Attached below is proof of the incorrect spellings. This experience was devastating and completely avoidable. At one of the most heartbreaking times of my life, this clinic showed a lack of urgency, compassion, and professionalism. Update I want to make it very clear that I was never hostile toward the staff. I was grieving and in tears over the devastating loss of my dog, and the repeated mistakes made only added to that pain -- but at no point did I have a verbal outburst. I also never stated that I would not return to the clinic. The claim that I was told I could not come back is completely false. On June 18th, I received a text stating that Shilo's corrected certificate was ready for pickup, and at no time was I informed that I was no longer welcome. On Thursday, June 19th, my fiancé picked up the certificate on my behalf because emotionally, it was too difficult for me to keep going back to that place after everything that happened. Douglasville Veterinary Hospital has shown absolutely no compassion throughout this experience. Their continued mishandling of my dog's remains and their false narrative about my behavior are both deeply offensive and unacceptable. Their response is not only dishonest -- it's cruel. And it needs to be said: when Black people express grief, frustration, or anything outside of being cheerful or quiet, we are too often labeled as aggressive or threatening. That kind of racial bias is harmful and dehumanizing. I was a heartbroken pet owner seeking care, and instead, I was met with carelessness, lies, and a complete lack of empathy

Small, quaint place with pleasant people working there. They have boarding at a reasonable price as…read morewell. Schedule is pretty flexible. Not long waits. Overall, satisfied.

My BF has super loyal to Dr. Hunter and has been following her to every location & even though the…read morecircumstances weren't great (cat was sick) I was able to meet her. And now I am taking both of my kitty's there. The staff is super friendly, front reception is helpful, but most of all Dr. Hunter is great! Thanks always!

Dr. Hunter explained in detail what we need to do to help our 10 year old kitty with a sore that…read morewon't heal. She is very knowledgeable and compassionate with our kitty and answers all my questions and explains what our options are. Her assistants are very nice and helpful also. The front desk employees are very helpful and friendly also. Their new office building is very nice also. I highly recommend Dr Hunter.

Praline's Backyard did wonders for my dog, Whiskey! The owner personally met with not of us and we…read morehad an excellent walker Aisha! Whiskey was always excited to greet her. I highly recommend their services!

From the owner: At Praline’s Backyard Dog Services, we specialize in providing enrichment-focused dog care that…read moregoes beyond the basics. Whether it’s through our personalized dog walking services, where your dog enjoys tailored walks designed to engage both mind and body, or our in-home pet sitting services, we ensure your pet stays in a familiar and stress-free environment. Our team of Canine Enrichment Specialists is committed to making sure your dog experiences fun, mental stimulation, and physical activity on every visit. We also offer Canine Enrichment Assessments to create customized care plans that cater to your dog’s unique needs.