Serene Passages has expanded its in-home pet euthanasia services to seven days a week throughout San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, supported by a six-veterinarian team trained by founder Dr. Nicole Stanclift. The practice, focused on compassionate end-of-life care, will now operate daily, making it easier for families to access care when their pet's quality of life changes unexpectedly.
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This expansion follows the addition of Dr. Joshua Freng and Dr. Kailey Spinozzi to the team, which also includes Dr. Scott Creswell, Dr. Courtney Malone, and Dr. Madison Trondle. The increased availability allows for in-home euthanasia appointments every day from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., addressing the needs of families during what can be a distressing time.
Dr. Stanclift has over a decade of experience in veterinary end-of-life care, which has shaped the approach of Serene Passages. Each team member undergoes training focused on providing a peaceful and careful environment for pets and their families during the euthanasia process. Dr. Stanclift emphasized the importance of trust and support during these moments, stating that their care team is dedicated to guiding families through the experience without needing all the answers.
The veterinary team is trained in sedation protocols and tailored communication strategies, ensuring every appointment meets the unique needs of the family involved. Serene Passages offers a gentle in-home euthanasia experience, allowing pets to pass away in familiar surroundings, whether that’s a favorite bed or a quiet backyard.
Serene Passages serves a wide area including Redlands, Yucaipa, Banning, Beaumont, Fontana, Moreno Valley, Riverside, and several other communities across Southern California. By providing compassionate veterinary care in diverse environments, Serene Passages aims to support families through this challenging journey. For more information about their services, families can visit their website.