When a person is going through the loss of a pet it is so comforting to know that there is a place that will treat you and your pet with respect and dignity. The grounds are like a park with trees and grass and there is a small chapel for reflection. I have taken my pets to Sorrento Valley Pet Cemetery since 1982 and I always come home feeling uplifted and comforted.

They were under their estimate cost wise as well as when they said it would be done. They exceeded my expectations and that is hard to do! "Sprinkles" was 13.5 years and the first dog that I had to deal with dying. I called many pet cemetery/crematory businesses (at least 7 in southern cal) and there many things that decided it for me. First, they are the only one I found that would cremate her by herself not in huge container and separate them by "blocks." Next, "bette" took the time to explain things and made the difference in deciding on who to use. Also, the staff was was so caring. When they were putting her in and they didnt know I was looking I saw "bette" kneel down to pet her and talked to her before they closed the door. I got same day service so I could make sure I got just her ashes so I was around to talk to them and each showed that this wasnt a job but a true love of what they do. During one of the trying times in a dog lovers life they exceeded what I expected and gave care and love like family would.

This place is exactly what you need when you lose a beloved pet. The service they provide goes above and beyond just final arrangements. They provide compassion, comfort and healing. The whole process of taking care of your pet after death with these people is a healing and comforting that cannot be matched. When I lost my beloved Midnight I was completely distraught and lost as to what to do next. They helped me through the entire process and I felt completely assured that Midnight was in good hands and being given the love, respect and dignity that he so deserved. I cannot thank them enough for everything they've done for me, my family and most importantly my Midnight. I will recommend them with full confidence to everyone who will listen.

I lost my beloved shep/golden mix, Sammie, at 5a, she was just short of 15y. I was able to at least talk to the answering service then got my call backs when the office opened. Every individual I spoke with treated this like it was a death in the family (another place I called acted like I was arranging for a fed-ex pick-up). They understood my stress and encouraged me to talk about my dog and what had happened. They spent time with me as a person and understood the role of my dog in my life. I would recommend them in a heartbeat as they actually showed that they had a heart.