End of Life Care – Euthanasia FAQs

Consider euthanasia if your pet is experiencing unmanageable pain that cannot be alleviated by medical treatments, has lost basic bodily functions, or shows a significant decline in quality of life. Our team is available to discuss your pet’s unique situation and help you determine the best course of action.

Our procedure involves a sedative to calm your pet, followed by the euthanasia solution, ensuring a gentle and peaceful transition. We strive to create a loving and serene environment, allowing you to be present with your pet during these final moments.

Absolutely. We believe in providing you the opportunity to comfort and say goodbye to your pet during the procedure. Your presence can be very soothing for your pet, and we support whatever approach you feel is best for both you and your pet.

Take time to gather any necessary records and discuss your wishes with our team. Reflect on how you would like to remember your pet and consider any memorial preferences. Our compassionate staff is here to assist you with every step, from preparation to aftercare.

Yes, we offer resources and recommendations for honoring your pet’s memory in meaningful ways, whether through keepsakes, memorial services, or other forms of remembrance.

Losing a pet is deeply emotional, and our team is here to offer support and recommend resources, such as support groups or counseling services, to assist you through the grieving process.