Texas Veterinary Passages 5209 Farm to Market 775, New Berlin, TX 78155

"Recently, my hamster of three years had passed. I hadn’t had much thought of what I’d do but I thought I’d search through cremations to see what I could find. Lynette truly touched my heart. She blessed me with the opportunity to cremate my pet that day. The next morning I was surprised to see the earn and clay prints she had made. Please share this place with your loved ones so she can bless them as well."

"I highly recommend Texas Veterinary Passages. Lynette and the Veterinarian showed wonderful compassion and professionalism during the most difficult time a pet owner experiences. Our sweet Willow was in good hands when she needed help crossing over the Rainbow Bridge. Thank you for being so kind to my family during our grief. We will use Texas Veterinary Passages again but hopefully not for a long time."

"I'm pleased to share my positive experience with this pet crematorium. During a challenging time, the staff, particularly Lynette, displayed immense compassion and support. Their professionalism and sensitivity made the process more bearable. The facility is well-maintained, and the attention to detail in handling my beloved pet's remains was comforting. I appreciate the care they took to ensure a respectful and dignified farewell. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a compassionate and reliable pet cremation service."

"I cannot thank Lynette enough. We first met her last year when our 12 year old dog passed suddenly in our home. We took him to her facility afterward where she was so kind and gentle with us in our grief, taking care of us, but more importantly him, as if we were all her family. It truly meant so much. Recently our 13 year old dog began declining and we knew we were probably getting close. We were hoping it would happen naturally, as I'd always been very afraid of the decision and the act of putting him down. I didn't know what that looked like and I was worried it would be painful, or scary for him. But when he recently took a turn for the worse, it became so clear to us that it was time. I called Lynette and asked her for help and she was there, at our home, within the hour. She brought her associate veterinarian with her and, together, the two of them were like angels as they quietly and gently did their jobs, while my husband and myself held him, talked to him, and loved on him as he crossed over the bridge. He was never in pain, there wasn't even so much as a tremble. The best part was how he was able to remain in our home and in our arms when he left us. We are so incredibly grateful. Afterward, they brought our sweet boy with them, taking him to the place where he was to be cremated the following day. (The property is so serene, so lovely, it's on farmland and feels like you're at your grandmother's house.) Lynette was very kind to us, allowing us to come and give him one last goodbye the next morning, before it was to happen. Again, I was afraid and wasn't going to go, but she convinced me that Reese was in good hands with her, and that he was still so beautiful. I finally trusted her and went, and cannot explain how grateful I am that I did. She had him so lovingly wrapped in the quilt we gave her for him. He was perfect. He was more handsome and more peaceful and more like himself than I think I'd see him in a year. It was truly the most beautiful last bit of closure we needed during this hardest goodbye. We are at peace. Thank you, Lynette and to all of your team for the work that you do. it's not anything any of us wants to think about, but are so thankful for you for doing what you do. God bless you."