Hospice & End of Life Care
When your pet is approaching the end of its life, we can help with hospice care: reducing pain as much as possible and aiding in your care of your declining pet.
A decision concerning euthanasia may be one of the most difficult decisions you will ever make for your pet. Although it is a personal decision. We, family, and close friends can help you make it and can support you as you grieve the loss of your pet.
Consider not only what’s best for your pet, but also what is best for you and your family. If your pet’s quality of life is seriously impaired by an injury or disease that cannot be treated or requires more care than you and your family can provide, euthanasia may be the right decision. Quality of life is important for pets and people alike.
End of Life
When a decision for euthanasia has been made, decide what you want done with your pet’s remains. It may seem strange to make these arrangements prior to euthanasia, but it can bring some degree of comfort to know what will happen next, and you will not have to focus on this decision while you are grieving the recent loss of your beloved pet. We can provide information about home burial, cremation, and the possible return of the ashes.
End-of-life home visits are also available for the comfort of the family and to allow the pet’s passage to take place in a familiar environment.