Brian D.
6/12/2025
Today I had to say goodbye to my best friend of nearly 14 years. The last thing I wanted to do was try to drag him into a veterinarian's office and have him go in a place that he was not...
Peace for Paws
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404 S Boulder Hwy Unit 91612
Henderson, NV 89015
Peace for Paws offers a compassionate service of in-home pet euthanasia in Henderson, NV. Their focus is on ensuring that every pet's final moments are peaceful, dignified, and tailored to their individual needs, allowing them to say goodbye surrounded by family in a familiar environment.
Dr. Sarena, the veterinarian behind Peace for Paws, prioritizes affordability and exceptional care, offering guidance and support throughout the process of making the difficult decision. Appointments are scheduled for one hour, providing ample time for pet owners to say their goodbyes.
With specialized training and certification in euthanasia, Dr. Sarena aims to provide a stress-free and peaceful experience for both pets and their families. She believes that pets are family members deserving of a serene passing at home, ensuring comfort and respect in their final moments.
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5.096 reviews
Barbara P.
9/29/2025
They came to my house. My dog was passing away. He was a hundred and twenty pounds. And I couldn't pick him up to take him to the veterinarian. So they took care of everything for me. Had him...
Ian M.
6/26/2025
At a very emotional time Dr Olsen was very kind and compassionate. My old lady Nala dog was nearing 13 and was no longer living her best doggy life unfortunately. Dr Olsen provided available dates...
Tom B.
9/26/2025
Just a wonderful, kind and competent organization - thanks to Ellie and Dr. Olsen for their warmth and gentleness. Such a difficult time and they made it relatively painless in terms of what...
Lisa B.
1/24/2025
Our fur girl came with us on a lot of adventures all over the west including Glacier, Crater Lake, Grand Canyon, Zion, Cannon Beach, Idaho, Utah, California, Oregon, and Nevada. When it became...
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