We know that this is an overwhelming experience for your family. We’re here for both you and your pet throughout this time. Dr. Soliman is available to answer questions before, during and after the process to alleviate any fears you may have. By choosing in-home euthanasia, you’ll know that your pet had a peaceful passing surrounded by everything and everyone they love most in the world.

After a pet has been euthanized, it’s common for the owner to be unsure of what to do next. We offer pet cremation and aftercare services to help you honor their memory in a way that suits your family best. A private cremation means that your pet’s remains will be returned to your family in a personalized cedar box. Choosing a communal cremation means that you will not receive your pet’s ashes. You may also request a fur clipping and a clay paw print regardless of which option you choose.

*Many Pet Insurance companies will cover euthanasia services.
* Please make sure to have any paperwork ready for Dr. Soliman to complete so that you may submit it for reimbursement.

After receiving his veterinary degree from Cairo University Veterinary School in 1994, Dr. Soliman practiced veterinary medicine abroad for over a decade before moving here to the US in 2005. He received additional certifications to update his veterinary license from Oklahoma State University and chose to move to the great state of California to practice as an associate veterinarian at Banfield and private clinics over the following years. While in private practice, he found that many pet owners sought in-home euthanasia for their companions. To better offer those loving final moments together, Dr. Soliman opened his mobile practice providing in-home pet euthanasia. His goal has been to provide both pets and owners the compassion and care they deserve at a difficult time.

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