Cross Over In Home Euthanasia

06/29/2026

I will be taking a much needed break July 2nd-July 7th. During this time I will be unavailable for services and will not be responding to messages/phone calls.

Hope everyone has a good 4th of July ♥️

-Dr. Kay

05/15/2026

Hi friends - I've had several people reach out after services asking where/how you could promote or leave a review for my business. I've finally figured out how to activate my google business account and if you feel inclined to do so, I would love to see some reviews. Everything is appreciated as I am a one woman show trying to help as many families and pets as I can.

Post a review to our profile on Google

04/18/2026

Absolutely. Until we all meet again ♥️🐾

03/25/2026

✨Important Annoucement✨

Hi friends! I wanted to make a post on here, as well as my business website, that for the next few (4-8) weeks I will have very limited availability or no availability. I will be having surgery on April 13th: I will be taking the few weeks before to ensure I’m prepared for the time off I will need for surgery. Once I am back from surgery and recovered I may have some weight restrictions but I will let everyone know then.

I hate that I will not be able to provide peaceful at home services for your furry friends for a short period of time but, as a one woman show, I have to prioritize my health and recovery so I can continue to help families for years to come.,

In the meantime other service providers may be able to help - Blue Skies or Metro East Home Vet Care or Lap of Love.

Thank you for your understanding.

-Dr. Kay

12/31/2025

As 2025 comes to an end, I want to take a moment to acknowledge and honor the many families who entrusted me with helping their beloved pets pass peacefully this year.

I started this business in February, knowing there was a need for compassionate, in-home end-of-life care—but I never imagined just how great that need truly was. It has been my privilege to help 106 pets gently cross-over the Rainbow Bridge in 2025. Each one holds a special place in my heart, and each family I met left a lasting impression on me.

Every experience has reaffirmed why I became a veterinarian. My passion has always been to help pets, even—especially—during the hardest moments, when it is time to say goodbye. Being able to provide comfort, dignity, and peace during such an emotionally difficult time has been incredibly meaningful. Saying goodbye to a pet—a cherished family member or “fur child”—is without question one of the hardest decisions we make as pet parents.

This year was also deeply personal for me, as I had to say goodbye to one of my own beloved pets. When I say I understand how painful this decision is, I truly mean it from the bottom of my heart.

To every family who trusted me to care for and love their pet during their final moments, thank you. It has been an honor to help your cherished companions cross peacefully in the comfort of their homes.

Until the day we are reunited with our furry loved ones again. ♥️

—Dr. Kay