Peaceful Pets In-Home Euthanasia Services

05/25/2026

05/14/2026

On today’s episode of ☕️ Java with Jeanette the Vet 🩺, Dr. Yamamoto shares an exciting new service now available through Peaceful Pets:

In-home quality-of-life assessments.

These visits are designed to help families better understand how their pet is doing, talk through comfort and symptom management, and prepare for end-of-life decisions with guidance and compassion.

Please listen to the video and visit our website to learn more.

04/29/2026

Our Peaceful Pets team had a wonderful evening at Dodger Stadium for Women’s Night. So grateful to have these lovely ladies work alongside me. We had amazing seats, received some cozy sweatshirts, and of course, had the obligatory dodger dogs.

04/27/2026

On this Memorial Monday, we remember sweet Vernon who crossed the rainbow bridge on March 24, 2026
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He was a really great dog and he was very playful and he was my brother. Amen to Vernon. Love you, Vernon

❤️Your brother Fulton James Haase
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If you would like to pay tribute to your pet on our social media and website, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/QGCf3kHFai4VBgrw8 (if you have a Google account).
Or email us your name, pet’s name, photo and story about them you’d like to share to [email protected]

04/21/2026

“My dog is suddenly having seizures…”

We hear this often when families are reaching out to us, especially with older dogs. And sometimes, it truly is seizures. When seizures start later in life, that’s something we take seriously because there can be metabolic causes or changes affecting the brain.

But in a lot of these conversations, once we slow down and talk through what actually happened, it starts to sound a little different. Sometimes what looks like a seizure is actually cardiac syncope—a fainting episode related to the heart.

The challenge is that they can look very similar at home. A dog may suddenly go down, appear stiff, or have brief abnormal movements. It’s understandably scary, and it’s easy to assume seizure activity.

What helps us start to separate the two is the context.
If episodes tend to happen with activity, excitement, coughing, or when a dog suddenly gets up, that pattern can point us toward the heart. Seizures, on the other hand, are usually less predictable and not consistently tied to a specific trigger.

The recovery phase can also look different. Many syncopal episodes are very brief, and dogs often return to normal quickly. With seizures, it’s more common to see a period afterward where they seem confused, restless, or not quite themselves.

We share this because these conversations come up often, and the details really do matter. They help guide whether we’re thinking more about the brain or the heart—and what the next step should be.

If you’re seeing episodes like this, try to take a video if you can and pay attention to what was happening right before. That information can make a big difference.

04/20/2026

On this Memorial Monday, we remember sweet MoMo who crossed the rainbow bridge on March 28, 2026
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She was the sweetest soul. Feisty, loving and just silly. When she was excited she would wag her tail so hard her entire butt wiggled and my son began to call her wiggle butt whenever anyone came home. She will be truly missed and forever in our hearts.

❤️ Dad, Mom, Kris & Matilda
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If you would like to pay tribute to your pet on our social media and website, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/QGCf3kHFai4VBgrw8 (if you have a Google account).
Or email us your name, pet’s name, photo and story about them you’d like to share to [email protected]

04/13/2026

On this Memorial Monday, we remember sweet Gabbie who crossed the rainbow bridge on March 20, 2026
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My Gabbie girl was my soul dog and my best friend. She brought so much joy not only to my life but to everyone around her. She was the happiest dog always wagging her tail and loved her beach trips, walks around the park, playing with her ball, laying in the sun, and chasing after Mr.Squirrel. Gabbie was my 16th birthday present and I am so lucky the universe knew I needed her in my life and that we got to spend 16 1/2 years together. I miss her so much but can feel her spirit all around me. Soak up the sun my love ☀️💛

❤️ Love your Mama Taylor, your Mom Mom Terri and your sisters Gidget, Georgie, and Zoey who miss you so much 💗
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If you would like to pay tribute to your pet on our social media and website, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/QGCf3kHFai4VBgrw8 (if you have a Google account).
Or email us your name, pet’s name, photo and story about them you’d like to share to [email protected]

04/06/2026

On this Memorial Monday, we remember sweet Lala who crossed the rainbow bridge on March 9, 2026
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She was the best kind loving dog

❤️ Your Mom and Dad
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If you would like to pay tribute to your pet on our social media and website, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/QGCf3kHFai4VBgrw8 (if you have a Google account).
Or email us your name, pet’s name, photo and story about them you’d like to share to [email protected]