In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Los Angeles, CA

Dr. Lutri, originally from Argentina, South America, has always been passionate about animals. As a child, she remembers drawing a picture of herself with a little dog on a table, wanting to help it. After completing six years of vet school abroad, she pursued her dream of becoming licensed in the United States. Since graduating, Dr. Lutri has been practicing as a general practitioner and relief doctor, providing assistance to hospitals around the LA/OC area. In 2020, Dr. Lutri completed her DVM education from ECFVG, after earning her degree from the National University of Rio Cuarto in 2004. A few years ago, she faced the difficult decision of euthanizing her own beloved pet after it was hit by a car. This experience gave her a deeper understanding of the sorrow and pain that pet parents go through when making the same decision for their furry friends. Dr. Lutri's empathy towards animals and their families led her to begin offering in-home euthanasia services, where she can provide support to pet owners during their pets' last moments. Unlike the appointments at busy hospitals and clinics where time is limited, Dr. Lutri's in-home services allow her to give support throughout the process. When not practicing veterinary medicine, Dr. Lutri enjoys spending time with her family, especially her husband, and daughter. They love to go on weekend getaways together. After losing her beloved pet almost two years ago, Dr. Lutri and her family are preparing to adopt a new furry friend. Lastly, Dr. Lutri is also fluent in Spanish, allowing her to communicate effectively with Spanish-speaking pet owners and provide them with quality care for their beloved pets.

When you choose Dr. Ross for your pet's end-of-life care, you're selecting a veterinarian with over a decade of experience and a deep understanding of the nuances involved in this delicate process. Dr. Ross's motivation stems from her years as an Emergency and Critical Care veterinarian, where she gained valuable insights into the challenges of treating critically ill patients. She considers it an honor to help your pet transition peacefully in the comfort of their own home, surrounded by their loving family. With a DVM from Michigan State University, internships at Louisiana State University and Blue Pearl Michigan and an undergraduate degree from Columbia University, Dr. Ross brings both expertise and compassion to her practice. Outside of her professional life, Dr. Ross enjoys spending quality time with her family, hiking, and cultivating new foods in her garden. With Dr. Ross, you can rest assured that your pet's final moments will be handled with the utmost care and sensitivity.

Dr. Rebecca Walton brings deep expertise and heartfelt compassion to every in-home visit she makes. She grew up in Southern California and pursued her veterinary education at Western University of Health Sciences, graduating in 2012. After completing a rotating internship at the University of Minnesota and a residency in Emergency and Critical Care at North Carolina State University, she returned to California, where she now serves as the Department Head of Critical Care at a large specialty hospital. Her passion for emergency medicine naturally evolved to include end-of-life care, and she are honored to provide peaceful in-home euthanasia to families and their beloved pets. She chose veterinary medicine because of her lifelong love for animals and a deep interest in science and medicine. Throughout her career, she's cared for patients in the most critical moments of their lives. That experience has shaped her belief that pets deserve dignity and comfort not only in healing, but also in saying goodbye. By offering in-home euthanasia, she helps families create a calm and loving space for their pets’ final moments—free from fear, stress, or discomfort. When not working, she finds joy in the simple things: hiking Southern California’s trails, paddleboarding in the sunshine, and baking for family and friends. Life is about balance, compassion, and creating meaningful experiences—values you bring to every family you support through the end-of-life journey.

I’m a Cornell-trained veterinarian and the founder of Eden Veterinary, a Los Angeles–based house-call practice devoted to holistic care, acupuncture, hospice, and peaceful in-home euthanasia. My path in veterinary medicine has been shaped not only by clinical training, but by personal loss, deep inner work, and a growing commitment to care that honors both the animal and the human-animal bond.

Dr. Ben Jasper brings compassion, empathy, and a calm presence to every in-home visit. Raised in New York, he pursued veterinary medicine with the belief that animals deserve advocates who will care for them with both skill and kindness. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan in 2014 and his DVM from the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2018. Over eight years in practice, including seven years in emergency medicine at some of the busiest emergency and specialty hospitals in Los Angeles, he developed a deep appreciation for the importance of helping animals pass as peacefully and humanely as possible. Dr. Jasper sees the beginning and end of a pet's life as moments families carry with them forever. When there is an opportunity to make a pet's final moments peaceful, loving, and beautiful, he believes it is something worth doing with great care and intention. Providing in-home euthanasia lets him help families say goodbye in the comfort of their own home, where pets feel safest and most at ease, and where the people who love them can grieve without rush or distraction. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Jasper enjoys cooking, playing tennis, going to concerts, and navigating the adventures of being a new dad. He shares his home with Luna, his golden retriever, and Juice, his very social polydactyl cat who quickly wins over everyone he meets. He values connection, compassion, and creating meaningful experiences, the same principles he brings to every family he supports during the end-of-life journey.