Frequently Asked Questions
We as a team, aim to provide answers to some of your questions
How do I know when it’s time to consider euthanasia for my pet?
Our veterinarians can help assess your pet’s quality of life, including pain levels, mobility, and daily comfort, to guide you in making a compassionate decision.
Can my family be present during in-home euthanasia?
Yes, your family can be there to comfort your pet during the entire process, ensuring they feel loved and secure in their final moments.
How long does an in-home euthanasia appointment take?
The process typically takes 30–60 minutes, allowing time for sedation, the euthanasia procedure, and private moments for goodbyes.
What should I do to prepare for an in-home visit?
Choose a quiet, comfortable space where your pet feels at ease. Have their favorite blanket or toy nearby to provide additional comfort.
Do you offer support for grieving pet owners?
Yes, we can provide guidance and resources to help pet owners cope with the loss of their beloved companion.
What happens to my pet after euthanasia?
We offer cremation services, including private, witness, and general cremation, depending on your preference. You may also make personal arrangements.
How can I schedule a home visit for a general exam?
You can contact us by phone or online to arrange an appointment at a time that works best for you and your pet.
Do you offer pain management for pets with chronic conditions?
Yes, we provide hospice care plans that include pain relief and mobility support to help pets stay comfortable in their final stages.
Can I request a memorial product after my pet passes?
Yes, we offer urns, paw print keepsakes, and other memorial products to help you honor your pet’s memory.
What should I expect during a virtual consultation?
A veterinarian will discuss your pet’s condition, answer questions, and provide guidance on hospice care, quality of life, or end-of-life decisions—all from the comfort of your home.