End of life care
After a lifetime of love and companionship, the time may be coming to say goodbye to your best friend. If you are unsure if now is the right time, you are not alone.
Many pets will experience a mixture of good and bad days near the end of their life and that can make it difficult for families to know when to make a decision on their friend's behalf.
You may find an assessment tool a useful starting point. We have included a link to one of these tools below.
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We also offer quality of life evaluations and can help support your pet with hospice care when appropriate.
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In Home End Of Life Care Options
We are no longer able to provide in-home euthanasia services. Thankfully, there are a number of other veterinarians in our area that can provide this valuable care.
1) Dr. Whitney Brown at Full Circle Veterinary Services
2) Dr. Marc Kanchuk at Concierge Veterinary Care
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3) The Good Life for Pets (multiple veterinarians)
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4) Dr. Stefanie Worwag at Loving Goodbyes
​Pet Loss Resources
The loss of your daily companion can cause overwhelming grief. We want you to know that you are not alone and there are resources available to help.
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* Argus Institute - Pet Loss Resources
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* Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement
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