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.
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.
Find answers to questions like what is your availability for pet euthanasia? What is the procedure for pet euthanasia? What do I do with my pet after he passes away? What kind of drugs are used during pet euthanasia? Emergencies? etc…
Pet Euthanasia consent form, Aftercare form, Paw Print form, Pet Cremation form, Hospice form. You can fill out the forms ahead of time so that you can focus on your pet during the home euthanasia visit or hospice visit.
Preparing for your pet’s euthanasia is difficult but it is important to know what to expect and to be prepared so that things can be as easy as possible for you and your family. Here, you will find a list of things to consider so that everything will go smoothly and peacefully.
When you research a euthanasia service, here are some questions/concerns you should address:
What is their availability?
Do they provide enough information about the procedure, the kind of drugs they use, their sedation protocol, euthanasia techniques, timing of euthanasia, etc...
Call them. Do they answer your questions? Are they compassionate and courteous? Do you get the feeling that they are there to help you? Do they answer the phone immediately or return your call promptly?
If it is a veterinary office, where do they do the euthanasia? Do they provide you with privacy, calm and quiet?
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.
