Lowcountry Pet Hospice and Home Euthanasia LLC

Lowcountry Pet Hospice and Home Euthanasia LLC is an end-of-life care provider for dogs and cats in Moncks Corner, South Carolina. The business is listed at 1099 Sugar Hill Dr, Moncks Corner, SC 29461, and can be reached by phone at 843-640-9755. Reviews describe in-home euthanasia support and aftercare options.

Services

•Pet hospice support for dogs and cats
•Home euthanasia services
•Aquamation (water-based aftercare) with return of ashes in an urn (mentioned in a review)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

Reviews mention Lauren (a veterinarian involved in an euthanasia visit) and Dr. Orvin.

Reviews

Google shows a 5.0/5 rating from 2 reviews. Written feedback highlights a gentle, caring approach during euthanasia visits, with one reviewer noting aquamation/ash return as part of aftercare. Another reviewer describes repeat experiences with Dr. Orvin for multiple pets and a supportive manner during difficult circumstances.

Reviews for Lowcountry Pet Hospice and Home Euthanasia LLC

Note: Showing the 2 most recent Google reviews out of 2 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Robert Maneer

7 months ago

I thank God that I was able to find Low Country Pet Hospice and euthanasia. I had my little girl Isabel for 14 years. She was a rescue. She was a little poodle mix. She looked like a lamb and worried about 12 pounds. I got her an Arizona when she was two years or three years old as a rescue she was found out in the desert where she had survived by herself for two months and was being taken care of in her house with 60 other dogs. Little Isabel was so scraggly and skinny a little young girl, and she had fleas and ticks all over her, but I fell in love with her, and I took her as a friend for my other Bichon Frise - Zena to have a playmate. Isabel was the best after I cleaned her up and got rid of the fleas and ticks she was a natural carring loving dog. She helped take care of my order and they became very good friends and then when I got another rescue for a little girl that was held in a puppy meal a little Yorky, they became fast friends too. And now she was being taken care of by my Current four year-old Yorky that watched out for my 16-year-old Isabel. After she got diabetes and cataracts and went through cataract surgery in two years of diabetes treatment, she got really under the weather where she want to eat and couldn’t eat for three days plus. I fed her using a syringe with homemade chicken broth and ground up chicken trying to keep going and get her back on track, but she just went downhill and the poor little baby got so weak that she couldn’t stand up. I was so worried and apprehensive about what to do with her. Wanted to take her and someone recommended low country, veterinarian, hospice, and euthanasia. I went online and read about them looked at reviews made an appointment and when the time came, Lauren, who is the vet that helped me take Isabel to the rainbow bridge. Was so loving and caring with my girl and gentle unkind that I thank God that I did find them It It was not like my other two experiences when I had to put my dogs down. This was gentle, caring, and it really took care of my little girl. I am also having them do the Aquamation To get her ashes, returned to me in a little urn. I just want to say I highly recommend them and Our will tell all my friends who have pets that they do unbelievable and loving and caring job.

Janie Jessen

2 years ago

Dr. Orvin is the most amazing human ever. She has helped our family multiple times with pets (we have A LOT), and each time has been the most wonderful experience we could ask for, considering the circumstances. I would recommend her services 1000%. There will be no regrets.