End of Life Care
Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is a really hard thing to do and we are here to support you both as you go through this process. From managing pain and discomfort with medicine or home nursing care to easing your pet’s passing with euthanasia, we can help.
We offer quality of life assessment consultations where we can discuss how your pet’s age or illness is affecting both them and you, and can come up with a suitable plan, whether that be palliative care or euthanasia.
Euthanasia at home is the least stressful way for your pet to pass. In the comfort of their home environment, surrounded by their family, they can drift slowly off to sleep with a sedative injection, prior to the final injection which will stop the heart. We can assist you with making cremation arrangements and provide information about pet bereavement counselling. We can also offer support in helping your other pets to deal with the loss.
Quality of Life Assessment
This tool can help to guide decision-making when it comes to end-of-life care. It can be helpful to complete the quiz once a week to monitor progress or deterioration and help to know when intervention is needed, or when the time has come to say goodbye.
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The Euthanasia Process
Click here to find out what to expect when your pet passes away by euthanasia and how you can plan ahead
Bereavement Support
Grieving the loss of a pet is completely normal. Click here for information on bereavement support and memorialising your pet
Palliative Care
Pet hospice is a relatively new concept. Find out how we can support you in keeping your pet comfortable at home for as long as possible
