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Do you provide at home euthanasia?

At this time we are providing limited at home euthanasia appointments. Please contact us for availability and pricing.

I do not provide aftercare. I can provide you with a list of local crematories in the area and can help with body transfer.

At this time there are no set hours, but most times will be scheduled in the evening hours on Monday-Friday or during the day on Wednesdays.

We accept cash, check, and all major credit cards.

I do not provide emergency care at this moment. If there is a true emergency please reach out to your regular vet or the closest emergency vet.

No, I can not prescribe medications for your pet. I can work with you and your veterinarian to decide what type of medication is right for your pet.

Pain Management: Tailored medications and therapies to alleviate pain and discomfort for the pet.
Palliative Care: Supportive care that focuses on improving the quality of life, rather than curative treatment.
Nutritional Support: Guidance on appropriate diets and feeding strategies to ensure the pet is comfortable and receives adequate nutrition.
Behavioral Support: Assistance with behavioral changes due to illness, helping to reduce anxiety and stress for both the pet and the owner.
Home Visits: In-home assessments and care to keep pets comfortable in their familiar environment.
End-of-Life Planning: Guidance on making informed decisions regarding the pet's care, including advanced directives and preferences.
Grief Counseling: Support for pet owners coping with the emotional challenges of caring for a terminally ill pet or after their loss.
Assistance with Euthanasia: Compassionate options for how you would like the procedure to be carried out.
Support for Caregivers: Resources and support for pet owners managing the emotional and practical aspects of hospice care.
Education: Information on the pet's condition, what to expect, and ways to provide comfort during the final stages of life.