Peaceful Pets In-Home Euthanasia Services

10/14/2026

Peaceful Pets is excited to be part of the American Cancer Society BARK FOR LIFE will be at the Canyon Country Community Center Park on Saturday October 17, 10am-2pm. Join in the fun of this Halloween themed family event with your favorite dog/s. To pre-register ($15 dog/$10 for a second) and get more information...www. SCVBark.org.

The American Cancer Society BARK FOR LIFE will be at the Canyon Country Community Center Park on Saturday October 17, 10am-2pm. Join in the fun of this Halloween themed family event with your favorite dog/s. To pre-register ($15 dog/$10 for a second) and get more information...www. SCVBark.org.

There will be costume contests, games for your dogs and you, vendors, goody bags, raffles and more.

10/06/2026

Peaceful Pets is ready for Halloween! Can you tell someone here really loves Nightmare Before Christmas? 🎃🧙‍♀️🦇👻

10/05/2026

We are back from the doTERRA Convention and want to invite you to come see what’s new! Millie and I are hosting a casual Post-Convention Open House Thursday, October 15 from 6–8 PM at Peaceful Pets in Castaic (31938 Castaic Rd in Castaic). Stop by anytime to see, smell & experience the new products.

09/20/2026

09/17/2026

This month, we are celebrating 15 years of Peaceful Pets Services! 🤍

For 15 years, we have had the privilege of being welcomed into homes during one of the most difficult moments a family can face: saying goodbye to a beloved pet.

Over the years, we have sat on living room floors, gathered beside favorite beds, spent quiet moments in backyards, and helped beloved pets spend their final moments in the place where they feel safest, surrounded by the people they love.

This work has never been simply about providing a veterinary service. It is about honoring the lifetime that came before that final day and our belief that your pet’s beautiful story deserves a beautiful ending.

We are incredibly grateful to every family who has trusted Peaceful Pets with such an important part of their pet’s story. We are equally grateful for the veterinarians, veterinary teams, and members of our community who have supported us and entrusted families to our care along the way.

For 15 years, it has been our honor to serve this community with compassion, dignity, and love.

Thank you for trusting Peaceful Pets and for being part of our story for the past 15 years. Here’s to celebrating this very special milestone! 🤍

09/14/2026

On this Memorial Monday, we remember sweet Lucy, who crossed the Rainbow Bridge on July 28, 2026
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�My late husband Gary and I adopted Lucy at 18 months from a border collie rescue. She was an owner turn in due to being basically crazy, overactive body and mouth. We live on a small ranch with minimal neighbors-perfect. Lucy was beautiful, smart, funny , goofy, great for the vet, friendly with people and dogs but she was also loud, hard to focus, stressie, noise sensitive; obsessive in many ways. Gary did obedience, rally, nose work and sheep herding with her. Herding was where she excelled. Focused, alert, instinctive so very beautiful to watch her run. She could run like the wind once she untangled her long legs. She was my hiking buddy and along with Jen our sheltie helped raise one of our few puppies, Frieda our beagle teaching her all she (Lucy) thought a dog in our home should know.

�Lucy loved (obsessed) chasing tennis balls-only tennis balls!, swimming in a lake or river-never a pool but she did like her child’s pool to dig and splash and plop into like a sack of potatoes after a long walk in the desert sun. As she aged, She loved watching “her livestock” going for walks, doing tricks and nosework and mostly keeping me on schedule these last 5 years after the passing of my husband. She made me get up, keep the horse schedule, walk her-she insisted! Go to the park, followed me everywhere, always at my side ready for any action. She was a very special, loving, sweet dog who gave everything she did 200%. She tried so hard to not leave me and did all of her stuff right up until the end.She will be deeply loved and missed always.��

❤️ Judy S

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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]

09/12/2026

How do we carry the grief that comes with helping families say goodbye?

In this episode of ☕️ Java with Jeanette the Vet 🩺, Dr. Yamamoto shares why providing peaceful end-of-life care is both emotionally heavy and an incredible honor. She also talks about a recent visit from local grief doula, Syreeta Brown, who helped our team explore ways to support grieving families while caring for our own emotional well-being.

If you'd like to learn more about Syreeta's services, her website is www.thesyreetabrown.com and follow her on Instagram

09/09/2026

Grief is real, no matter if you are grieving a person, pet, or situation. We at Peaceful Pets services understand this deeply and we know that our job is heavy as we are here to support our clients in their grief. it is important that we take care of ourselves to ensure that we are taking care of others in the ways they need us to. A huge shout out to Syreeta Brown and her husband, Segun, for facilitating a team workshop about grief and bereavement and “boosting team morale” meeting for our Peaceful Pets team.

Shout out to Syreeta Brown and Segun. Syreeta is our local Death Doula (aka End -of-Life Care Doula). She supports families-human and animals through all of life’s transitions-including death. Contact her about services for yourself and your teams!

09/08/2026

On this Memorial Monday, we remember sweet Lucy
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She was the first dog that I loved more than I can explain. She came as a rescue just when we needed her. All 90 pounds of her slept between my husband, “never in the house or on the furniture” and me. She loved Dennis and me with the biggest heart. When my husband developed dementia she followed him everywhere. Once without a leash when he wondered over a mile never left his side. Silly, loving, the BEST GIRL �
❤️ Linda S

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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]