06/21/2026
Answers to some commonly asked questions:
Q: Do I need to do anything to prepare for your arrival or have an area set up.
A: Nope. I'll have everything I need and letting your pet fall asleep where they are most comfortable is always best. No need to make them stay on a table or change their routine for the day. We can be in the home, a vehicle, outside or wherever the pet is most relaxed.
Q: Can I feed my pet on the day?
A: Absolutely, that baby can eat whatever it wants today. Within an hour of me coming would be the best time to give any foods that would be considered problematic to a healthy pet (chocolate, grapes, fatty cuts of meat, fried foods, etc).
Q: Do I give my pet its regularly prescribed meds?
A: Yes. Today is all about comfort and peace. Skipping meds can worsen chronic conditions and cause the pet to experience extra discomfort.
Q: Are paw prints extra?
A: Yes and no. The service includes a paw impression with a picture frame and an ink kit that typically yields about 4 paw/nose prints. If you want extra prints or impressions,I will charge a small fee for the extra kits but 1 of each is always included
Q: What aftercare options can I offer?
A: I have a few
1. Private cremation with ashes returned in a hand crafted urn. This is a third party service and they are wonderful. I take your pet and the remains are mailed back to you. ($275)
2. General disposal. The pet is cremated with other pets and the ashes are disposed of in a respectful manner. ($60)
3. Burial boxes for pets up to around 80 pounds. This is included with my base service.
4. Canvas burial bags that can hold pets up to around 180 pounds. This is also included.
Q: What type of payments do I accept?
A: Several. I can take Cash or card at arrival (card payment at arrival does require phone service or wifi) or you can utilize a payment link before my arrival to use cards or digital forms of payment (venmo, PayPal, etc )
Kitty picture for viewer tax. This is Loki. He is my 2 brain cell holding tuxedo with a touch of Dwarfism. He was adopted from Country Road Rescue.