
Compassionate in-home end-of-life care for pets and the families who love them — across the South Bay and greater Los Angeles.
I grew up surrounded by animals as my mother is a veterinarian. I would always go to her veterinary practice as a young girl. From the age of 4, I had always aspired to be a veterinarian.
Across general practice, urgent care, and emergency medicine, I came to understand the human-animal bond and the importance of compassionate care at every stage of a pet’s life. Although euthanasia is an inevitable part of our job, I believe it can be a profound act of love — peace and relief from suffering — and I want to support owners and ease their beloved pet’s suffering within the comfort of their home.
I am honored to help families say goodbye in the comfort and familiarity of home.
CAETA’s CPEV
Certified Peaceful Euthanasia VeterinarianRoss University School of Veterinary Medicine
University of Guelph
Familiar surroundings ease stress for pets and give families the privacy to say goodbye on their own terms — without waiting rooms or a rushed clinic clock.
Every visit is with Dr. DiGenova herself. She explains each step at your comfort level, makes space for questions, and stays present for as long as your family needs.
When you choose aquamation or keepsakes, transportation and coordination are arranged for you — so logistics do not pile onto a difficult day.
Dr. DiGenova enjoys time with her husband, traveling, hiking, and staying active. In early 2025, they welcomed their first child. Through her work, she remains dedicated to dignified end-of-life care and meaningful support for families.
Reach out whenever you're ready. There's no pressure, only a calm conversation about what your family and your pet need.