Procedure for notifying doctors of appointments

It is very important for staff AND doctors to follow this exact procedure. Not following this procedure leads to instances of an appointment not being relayed to a doctor. As a team, we need to stick together and each of us take responsibility for making sure that communication occurs correctly AND WITHOUT DELAY.

Procedure for inputting medical record notes

This is the procedure for doctors to follow to enter your medical record notes on the website.

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Scheduling Hospice Visits

Hospice visits are scheduled in a similar manner to scheduling Quality of Life visits and for similar reasons. Properly doing a Hospice visit is a lengthy process.

We believe in an honest and open policy. Our fees are explained clearly for home euthanasia, pet cremation and pet hospice, home veterinary visits.

Pet Hospice

In the Pet Hospice section, you will learn about Pet Hospice and how it can be beneficial to your pet once you have made that decision that the trips to the vet’s were too stressful for your old companion. Our stress-free visits, done in the comfort and quiet of your home will ensure that your pet is as comfortable, pain free and happy as possible in his last days or weeks.

Natural Death

Are you hoping your pet will pass away naturally and peacefully at home without euthanasia intervention? Find out what natural death is and how you can avoid unnecessary pet suffering in the end of life process.

Am I “Playing God”?

How can I make the decision to end my pet’s life? Am I God to decide if my cat should be put to sleep? Am I God to decide if my dog should be euthanized? Home Pet Euthanasia will help you find answers to these questions so that you can truly make the right decision.

Home Tests

How can you assess your pet’s Quality of Life? How do I know if it is time to put my pet to sleep? Is my pet in pain? There are home tests you can do which will help you with those difficult questions in pet End of Life care.

Understanding Pet Pain

Animals don’t show pain. Common questions pet owners ask are: Is my cat in pain? Is my dog in pain? How do I know if my pet is in pain if he is not crying? On this page, you will learn about the multitude of ways that pets express their pain and how to recognize pet pain and pet suffering.

Quality of Life

On our website, you will find very useful ways of assessing your own pet's Quality of Life. You will get help answering questions like: Is it time to put my pet to sleep? Is it time to have my dog put to sleep? Is it time to have my cat euthanized. These are such difficult decisions… We make veterinary house calls to help you with your elderly pet in the frame of pet hospice.

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Procedure for notifying doctors of appointments

Procedure for notifying doctors of appointments