Edencrest provides in-home pet euthanasia across much of Long Beach, from Downtown and the bluffs to Belmont Shore, Naples and Los Altos. Dr. Jessica DiGenova, DVM comes to your home, so your pet’s goodbye happens somewhere familiar and calm.
Where we visit in Long Beach
Our mapped service area covers much of Long Beach, including Downtown, Alamitos Beach, Bluff Park, Belmont Heights, Belmont Shore, Naples, Bixby Park, Rose Park, Zaferia, Los Altos, Park Estates, El Dorado Park, Lakewood Village, Wrigley and the Westside (in ZIP codes such as 90802, 90803, 90804, 90814 and 90815). Please note that Bixby Knolls, California Heights and North Long Beach are outside our mapped area. Because Edencrest serves a focused area, there’s no guesswork: enter your address on our booking page and you’ll know in seconds whether we can come to you.
What an at-home euthanasia visit looks like in Long Beach
1. Time to settle
Dr. DiGenova meets your pet, answers your questions and explains each step. You set the pace.
2. A gentle sedative
Your pet drifts into a deep, relaxed sleep in their favorite spot or in your arms, calm and free of pain.
3. A peaceful passing
Only once your pet is fully asleep is the final medication given. You can take all the time you need.
For a fuller walk-through, read what happens during in-home euthanasia.
Not sure it’s time? Quality-of-life consults in Long Beach
If you’re unsure whether your pet is ready, a quality-of-life consultation is a calm, pressure-free conversation about their comfort, in your Long Beach home or by virtual call. Many families leave with a comfort or pain-management plan rather than an appointment. Consults start from $275.
Pet aftercare and aquamation for Long Beach families
Aftercare is arranged for you, so there’s nothing to coordinate on a hard day. Many families choose aquamation, a gentle, water-based alternative to flame cremation. With individual aquamation your pet’s ashes are returned in a wooden urn, and you can pick them up in downtown LA or choose USPS Priority shipping or professional hand delivery to Long Beach. Clay or ink paw prints, nose prints and memorial urns can be added too.
Pricing for in-home pet euthanasia in Long Beach
In-home euthanasia starts from $525, aquamation and aftercare from $160, and keepsakes from $40. A travel fee may apply for Long Beach, calculated from the distance and drive time between our Torrance base and your address. You’ll see the exact amount on the booking page before you confirm, so there are no surprises. See the full breakdown on our pricing page.
Here when you’re ready
There’s no pressure, only a calm conversation about what your family and your pet need.
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We only visit addresses inside the shaded area. Not sure about yours? Check your address or call (209) 561-5180.
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Frequently asked questions
How quickly can a vet come to my home in Long Beach?
Same-day visits in Long Beach are sometimes possible, depending on the schedule. Please call or text (209) 561-5180 if you don’t see a time that works online. If your pet is struggling to breathe, having a seizure that won't stop, bleeding heavily, or in pain you can't bring under control, go to the nearest 24-hour emergency veterinary hospital now rather than waiting for a home visit.
Is my Long Beach address inside your service area?
Our mapped service area covers much of Long Beach, including Downtown, Alamitos Beach, Bluff Park, Belmont Heights, Belmont Shore, Naples, Bixby Park, Rose Park, Zaferia, Los Altos, Park Estates, El Dorado Park, Lakewood Village, Wrigley and the Westside, but Bixby Knolls, California Heights and North Long Beach are outside our mapped area. Enter your address on our booking page to confirm it in a few seconds, or call (209) 561-5180 and we’ll check for you.
Do you offer dog and cat euthanasia at home in Long Beach?
Dr. Jessica DiGenova provides at-home euthanasia for both dogs and cats in Long Beach, so your pet can stay in a familiar place with the people they love.
Is there a travel fee for in-home pet euthanasia in Long Beach?
A travel fee may apply for Long Beach, calculated from the distance and drive time between our Torrance base and your address. You’ll see the exact amount on the booking page before you confirm, so there are no surprises.
What aftercare is available for Long Beach families?
You can choose individual or group aquamation (water cremation), and Dr. DiGenova transports your pet and arranges everything. With individual aquamation, ashes are returned in a wooden urn, and you can pick them up in downtown LA or choose USPS Priority shipping or professional hand delivery to Long Beach. You may also arrange private burial yourself.
About Edencrest Veterinary Care
Edencrest provides compassionate in-home pet euthanasia and end-of-life care for families in Los Angeles and along the Orange County coast. Visits are led by Dr. Jessica DiGenova, DVM, a CAETA Certified Peaceful Euthanasia Veterinarian (CPEV). Meet Dr. DiGenova or see services and pricing.