Part of loving and caring for our pets involves knowing when it's time to let them go. Some pets leave us unexpectedly, leaving little time for planning, while others may decline gradually.

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Deciding how and when to say goodbye to your pet is a complex, loving, and courageous choice. This decision may become easier if we discuss it early during your pet's terminal illness. Our doctor and staff are also pet lovers, and we have all experienced the loss of beloved furry family members. If you need to talk about your pet's end-of-life care, please schedule a consultation appointment with our doctor. You are welcome to bring your pet to this appointment or come alone.

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We can provide guidance on:

✘ Pain management options for your pet
✘ How to communicate with family members about the situation
✘ Choices regarding end-of-life care
✘ Grief counseling service referrals if needed

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We offer house call euthanasia to clients in our immediate area, depending on our schedule's availability. A veterinarian and nurse can come to your home. Euthanasia can also be performed at our clinic.

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Please note that our clinic does not provide convenience euthanasia. Each case is evaluated individually.

To learn more about hospice care and euthanasia, please call our clinic at (414) 540-1377..