We come to you in Palm Beach Gardens
I am in Palm Beach Gardens three to five days a week, so there is a good chance I am already close by. It runs about a 20 to 25 minute drive from home to anywhere in the Gardens, and there is no extra travel fee for the area.
The Gardens is home for me. I went to Palm Beach Gardens High School for the pre-medicine magnet, which was my first real step toward becoming a veterinarian, and I played soccer and was in the band while I was there. Every time work takes me over by Holly Drive, I think back to those years. This area was part of my life long before Rover existed.
What a visit looks like
A visit usually takes 30 to 45 minutes from the moment I arrive, and I walk you through all of it before we begin. The euthanasia is a gentle two-step process. The first injection lets your pet settle into a deep, relaxed sleep with no pain or worry. The second lets them go peacefully. Afterward I make a clay pawprint to leave with you, if you would like one. You can read the full start-to-finish walkthrough on our in-home euthanasia page.
Why families here call Rover
You have more choices in the Gardens than someone in a smaller town would, and the national services do good work. I respect them. When you call Rover, you are working with a small local team that knows this area and cares about it. We built the practice here on purpose. The families we help are our neighbors.
A number of clinics in the Gardens send families our way, including PGA Animal Clinic, Gardens Animal Hospital, and Donald Ross Village Animal Hospital.
There is no extra travel fee for Palm Beach Gardens. Your visit is priced the same as one in Jupiter. You can see full pricing on our services page.