Services We Offer

A peaceful, guided in-home experience — designed around your pet's comfort and your family's presence.

In-Home Euthanasia

We believe this passage should unfold in the place your pet feels safest, not within the sterile unfamiliarity of a clinic. Our in-home hospice and palliative approach centers on pain management and comfort, allowing your pet to remain at rest in their own home, surrounded by the people and presence they know. There is no clock upon this time. If a final moment is what you need, it is yours to take.

Our Ceremonial Approach:

• Unrushed Time & Presence — Ample time for your family, with extended appointment times.
• Creating a Sanctuary — We help you set a peaceful atmosphere at home, with music or ritual if you'd like.
• Profound Peace — A gentle, two-step sedation process ensures your pet is fully relaxed, minimizing discomfort.
• Aftercare Guided with Respect — We handle every detail, including transportation for cremation or burial.

Pet Pick Up

At times, a goodbye arrives without warning — an accident, a sudden decline, a loss no one foresaw. In such moments, you should be permitted to grieve, unburdened by logistics.

When you call, we come to you — to your home, your veterinarian's office, wherever your pet may be — and receive them with the same reverence we would wish for our own. From there, we attend to transport, documentation, and every aftercare decision, whether cremation, aquamation, or a keepsake to hold. Nothing is asked of you but your grief; everything else, we carry.

Aftercare Management

However you choose to honor your pet, that choice should feel true to who they were. We lay pets to rest through gentle water cremation (aquamation), a peaceful alternative to flame, offered as an individual service with ashes returned to you, or as a communal resting place for families who do not wish for their return. Traditional fire cremation remains available, should it be your preference. Nothing proceeds for 72 hours after your pet arrives at our facility, allowing ample time to add a paw print, nose print, or keepsake, even if the decision comes later. When individual aquamation is complete, your pet's ashes are returned to you within our curated Honor Box.

Uncertain Whether the Time Has Come?

Of all the questions a pet owner may face, this is often the most difficult — and the most solitary. There is no shame in uncertainty; it is, in fact, a sign of how deeply your pet is loved.

Once you have scheduled with us, a 10-minute phone consult with our doctor is included at no additional cost, offering space to voice every concern before the day arrives. Should you wish to speak with someone before committing to a date, we welcome that call as well. Our experienced staff can also guide you through a quality-of-life assessment a gentle, structured look at your pet's comfort, mobility, appetite, and joy not to render judgment, but to offer clarity where only doubt has lived.

Eden Veterinary

For heartfelt goodbyes. Eden is home. Home is love. Love is medicine.

(424) 272-0345 • [email protected]

Open 9AM - 4PM (24hrs availability)

1653 7th St #901 Santa Monica, CA 90401

(Mailing Address)

Emergency Note
For urgent medical emergencies requiring immediate intervention like trouble breathing, collapse, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, severe pain, or anything that feels urgent, please go directly to a local 24/7 emergency hospital. If you're not near Los Angeles, search "24/7 emergency vet near me" or call the closest hospital for help locating the nearest emergency facility.

Below are some options for emergency hospitals. We recommend finding your nearest local emergency hospital.

  • Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) - 2700 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90403 - (424)-538-4535

  • VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital - 1900 S. Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90025 - (310)-473-2951

  • Metropolitan Animal Specialty Hospital (MASH) - 6565 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038 - (855)-350-738