Pets At Peace

Lori F · 5★ · 2025-10-29

My sweet baby boy Darwin. He was so loved. Dr Tiffany came to our home and was so kind and compassionate with us. I felt like I knew her and my little boy crawled to her, as if to say "are you here to help me" she made us feel so comfortable. I would not have wanted this to happen with anyone else. We are so greatful for this service. 100 stars wouldn't be enough,\nWe are forever 💙 left with the most beautiful memory and my\ndaughter was able to carry her best friend to the car to give him one last final goodbye.\n\nForever grateful\nLori and Kayla\n\nThank you 🙏

Serenity · 5★ · 2025-10-13

I was referred to Tiffany by a longtime friend, and I’m so grateful for that recommendation. In just one year, we had to say goodbye to both of our beloved mastiffs, and Tiffany came to our home to help us through each loss with genuine compassion and care.\n\nOn one occasion, she was even able to come later the same day, keeping us updated on her arrival time — something we truly appreciated in such a difficult moment.\n\nTiffany is a truly kindhearted, gentle, and understanding person. Her presence brought a sense of peace to an incredibly painful experience. I wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone who has to face the heartbreaking moment of saying goodbye to a beloved furry family member.\n\nForever grateful,\nJen

Anthony Roberto · 5★ · 2026-01-09

Short version = Tiffany at Pets at Peace responded quickly (I reached out late Monday evening, and she came to our house early in the afternoon the next day). She was compassionate (she went above and beyond to make sure my pet was comfortable and felt no pain). She took her time (which allowed me to take my time saying goodbye). Tiffany made an impossible situation the best it could be for all involved, and I will be eternally grateful to her for that.\n\nLong version = My wonderful companion, Brigitte, the miniature poodle, was diagnosed with lung cancer in August 2025. She did well for most of the next few months, but after the new year she started declining. On the evening of January 5th, 2026, I made the decision that every pet owner dreads. I reached out to Tiffany at Pets at Peace that night, and she came to our house at 12:30 pm the next day.\n\nThis next part is important so please read as it may help you and your pet. I told Tiffany my biggest worry was the initial injection used to sedate Brigitte before the euthanasia injection was given. For my past two dogs it was clear that this shot stung a little, which was distressing for them (at least briefly) and for me (ever since). So, before giving Brigitte that sedative/anesthesia injection, Tiffany gave Brigitte an oral sedative that made her fall asleep first (we were lucky; Brigitte was still eating until the very end and we were able to mix the oral sedative in with some bread and cheese, which she always loved). After several minutes, when I was comfortable Brigitte was deeply asleep, Tiffany injected the main sedative/anesthesia. I watched Brigitte very closely as this injection was administered and I was very relieved to see that she did not react at all. This was the greatest gift Tiffany gave both of us. After several more minutes passed, Tiffany administers the final injection. Again, I watched Brigitte very closely, and I am confident she died as quickly, painlessly, and peacefully as possible.\n\nThank you, thank you, thank you, Tiffany and Pets at Peace, on behalf of both Brigitte and me.

Anthony Streeter · 5★ · 2026-01-09

I really want to say thank you to Tiffany. We all want the best for our furry family members and I've actually had a couple family members go to her and they said she's the best. She truly is! She made everything as comfortable as possible for everyone. I could tell my boy Blue was totally comfortable. We're going to miss him. We'll see him again sometime. Thank you again,Tiffany!

Rebecca R · 5★ · 2026-03-04

I knew I wanted my dog to leave in the comfort of our home and Dr Tiffany was so kind, patient and compassionate. I am so grateful to her for helping us with this journey and making such a difficult situation easier. Thank you so much!