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Compassion 4 Paws

Pet Cremation in Mountlake Terrace, Washington

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Compassion 4 Paws is praised for its compassionate service during pet euthanasia and cremation. Reviewers highlight the veterinarians' kindness and the comfort of home service. The facility is clean, and the team provides mementos and support to grieving families.

William Ye

William Ye

5 months ago

I had my Jack Russell Terrier of 16 years named Gypsy. She was unfortunately suffering and euthanized by Compassion 4 Paws. Dr Black is fantastic and we appreciate his concern for us and Gypsy. We give Gypsy a peaceful send off. She leaves behind friends, family, and the whole community who knew her well. 🥲💔

Uri Hong

Uri Hong

5 months ago

It has taken me about 6 months to be able to come to this page to write a review, but I also did not want to discount the amazing team that is Compassion 4 Paws. I wish that all of our loved fur babies could live their best lives forever and ever. However, if one absolutely must make the heartbreaking decision to let their loved ones go, please rely on the Compassion 4 Paws team to have your best interest at heart.Thank you to Dr. Hagen, the incredibly kind and patient vet that made the house call. As you can imagine, this was one of the most difficult decisions I have ever made in my life. Up until the last moments, I went back-and-forth, wondering if I was making the right decision. Dr. Hagen not only made our sweet baby so comfortable and at ease, but also did that for my family. She offered so much emotional support, and gave us the time and space to grieve. She mentioned that she has done many of these house calls, and the most common "wish" she hears is that many families wish they had made the decision sooner (i.e. freed their pet sooner, rather than waiting until it was absolutely unbearable). She gave me the peace in knowing that my pet will not know pain, and rather she is just falling into a deep sleep in my arms. This gave me so much peace in knowing that I was truly doing what was best for our pet, and freeing her from the pain she was quietly suffering.Thank you for the Compassion 4 Paws team for offering us so much support in one of the hardest times of our lives. And also for comfortably and sustainably helping our sweet fur baby cross the rainbow bridge. We also are so fortunate to keep a sweet memento of our sweet pup to keep her memory alive forever.

Kayla Brooks

Kayla Brooks

4 months ago

I cannot speak highly enough about Compassion 4 Paws. My old lady had cancer and had reached a point where her quality of life was essentially gone. She was incredibly anxious her who life, absolutely terrified of the car, and I knew I couldn’t risk putting her in a position where we’d have to get in the car and see our vet for euthanasia and have the end of her life be filled with fear. Compassion 4 Paws was fantastic in helping me schedule and dealing with my back and forth when trying to decide when it was really time, the “too soon or too late” dance is, in many ways, the hardest part. They were incredibly kind. The actual visit was so peaceful, I was prepared to be completely traumatized, this was my first time being in the room and with my own pet, but the vet was so warm and comforting, she gave me options as much as she could, offered space for me to grieve during the process and was incredible informative so I knew exactly what would happen. My girl left the world comfortably in her home, belly full of a chocolate chip cookie and in the most peaceful way possible. I am so so grateful for this service, the staff and of course the vets who do such an incredibly hard and selfless job. It was definitely expensive, but I think it would’ve been expensive at the vet office too, I will likely do this for all my future animals if I have the option, absolutely worth it.

Irene Kung

Irene Kung

9 months ago

I haven’t been able to write about losing our Yuki in January 2023 until now. After months of chemo and struggling against feline leukemia, our little girl was ready to go. She just didn’t have the strength to go back to the hospital, so we decided to do it at home in her favorite blanket. My husband and I arranged for Dr. Kelli to come to our apartment in South Seattle. She was respectful with our grief. She thoroughly explained what to expect, the associated costs and waited patiently and quietly until we said our goodbyes. She even explained what to expect from our remaining cat after losing his companion of 10 years. She then wrapped Yuki up and took her remains away to be cremated. We got her paw print and ashes back a couple of weeks later. Dr. Kelli was just wonderful. I’ve already recommended their services to others.

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