In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Orlando, FL

Dr. Brandon Meadows was born and raised in Central Florida and understands just how important it is for pets to be surrounded by love and comfort—especially in their final moments. After completing his undergraduate studies at the University of Florida, he earned his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in St. Kitts and Nevis. Now based in the Ocala area near family and friends, Dr. Meadows is honored to bring compassionate end-of-life care to families in the comfort of their own homes. Having witnessed many goodbyes in a clinical setting, Dr. Meadows knows how difficult and emotional that experience can be. That’s why he’s committed to providing a peaceful and personal alternative—one that allows you to say goodbye to your beloved companion without the added stress of a trip to the clinic. He’ll take the time to listen to your needs and guide you through the process with empathy and care, making sure your pet’s passing is as gentle as the love you’ve shared. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Meadows enjoys spending time with his loved ones, traveling, reading, and relaxing near the water. At home, he shares his life with Seely, a gentle 7-year-old Great Pyrenees, and three snakes—Kobe, a boa constrictor, and Bree and Kara, both ball pythons. He looks forward to helping your family navigate this tender time with dignity and compassion.

Dr. Lauren Peek has been caring for pets and families in Southwest Orlando since 2012, but her roots in the area go even deeper. Raised in Dr. Phillips and now living in Winter Garden, she’s proud to serve the same community that helped shape her love for animals. Over the years, she’s become a trusted presence in the lives of many local families, offering not only veterinary expertise but also heartfelt compassion during some of life’s most tender moments. From a young age, Dr. Lauren knew she wanted to be a veterinarian. Her early experiences—volunteering with the Orlando Humane Society, working at a feline-only practice, and interning in reproductive biology at Disney’s Animal Kingdom—nurtured her passion for animal care. After earning both her undergraduate and veterinary degrees from the University of Florida, she returned home to dedicate her career to supporting pets and their people. A deeply personal loss—her mother’s passing before vet school—taught her the value of comfort and dignity at the end of life, inspiring her to specialize in hospice and in-home euthanasia. With over four years of experience in end-of-life care, Dr. Lauren has guided more than 1,000 families through peaceful goodbyes in the comfort of home. She brings a calm, empathetic presence to every visit, helping families navigate difficult decisions with grace. When she’s not caring for her patients, you’ll find her cheering on her sons at the baseball field, exploring Florida’s great outdoors, or planning her family’s next National Park adventure.

Dr. Sarah Wratten grew up in Zimbabwe and South Africa, where her father’s work in wildlife conservation inspired her path into veterinary medicine. After his passing, she moved to the United States and earned her veterinary degree from Washington State University. Her career has spanned shelter medicine in the U.S., international nonprofit work providing care in underserved communities, and emergency and orthopedic work with animals in New Zealand. She returned to Florida in 2025 to be closer to family. Outside of work, she enjoys travel, outdoor adventures, and beekeeping. For more about her services, visit www.solaceveterinary.com.

Dr. Rhaysa Feliciano is a Florida-based veterinarian with 11 years of experience in veterinary medicine. Originally from Puerto Rico, she earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Puerto Rico in 2008 before relocating to Alabama to pursue her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at Tuskegee University, graduating in 2015. Following graduation, she completed a small animal rotating internship that brought her to Florida, where she now serves the Winter Garden area and surrounding communities. Dr. Feliciano cares for dogs, cats, small mammals, and rabbits. Dr. Feliciano is drawn to in-home pet euthanasia because it allows her to blend her clinical expertise with her deep commitment to the human-animal bond. She believes that every pet deserves a peaceful, dignified farewell in the comfort of their own home, surrounded by the people who love them most. For Dr. Feliciano, guiding families through this profound transition with compassion, empathy, and genuine support is not just a service -- it is a privilege. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Feliciano enjoys spending time with her son and her chihuahua, Antonio, watching movies, and creating lasting memories with family and friends.