Meet The Team
Our Mission in North Houston, TX
At Full Circle Pet Aquamation in North Houston, our dedicated mission is to provide compassionate and environmentally conscious aftercare services for cherished pets. We understand the profound bond between pets and their owners, and we strive to offer a gentle and respectful alternative to traditional cremation through our aquamation process. In addition to our innovative aftercare solutions, we extend our services to include in-home euthanasia, providing a comforting and familiar environment for your beloved pet during their final moments.
Saying farewell to a beloved pet is a heart-wrenching experience, and our compassionate team is committed to ensuring your pet receives the care they deserve, right in the comfort of your home. We proudly serve pet owners in The Woodlands, Montgomery, Magnolia, Willis, Spring, Huntsville, Conroe, Tomball and surrounding areas, aiming to support families during their time of loss. Our goal is to offer a seamless and personalized experience guided by professionalism, empathy, and integrity. Each pet is treated with the utmost care and dignity, reflecting our deep respect for the bond shared between pets and their families.
Our eco-friendly aquamation process is at the forefront of our commitment to sustainability. By minimizing our carbon footprint, reducing energy consumption, and eliminating harmful emissions, we contribute to preserving our planet for future generations. This approach not only aligns with our environmental values but also offers a serene and gentle journey for our furry companions.
In essence, our mission is to honor the lives of cherished pets, provide solace to grieving families, and contribute to a more sustainable and compassionate approach to pet aftercare.
Kevin Schneider
Dr. Schneider has been practicing veterinary medicine in the North Houston area for the past 22 years. Originally from Waco, Texas, Dr. Schneider attended Texas Tech University for his undergraduate studies, then completed veterinary school at Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine in 2001. He has been in general practice since 2001 and now offers mobile in-home euthanasia services. His years of experience will help guide you in making the best decision for your pet during this difficult time.
Dr. Schneider has been married to his wife, Rebecca, for 23 years, and together they have two sons, Brady (14) and Brett (11), and a daughter, Molly (13). When not at baseball games or volleyball matches, Dr. Schneider and his family enjoy traveling to the beach and the mountains.
Christina Taschery
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Rodney Weyand
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