With compassion, pet euthanasia provides a gentle farewell, relieving pain and discomfort.
Euthanasia is never easy but is the best gift we can give a tired or suffering feline friend.
Euthanasia should be considered if your cat's quality of life has declined. If they are in pain, no longer interacting with their family, cannot eat or drink, and if there is an incurable condition.
During euthanasia, the cat is sedated first with a strong painkiller and sedative. Then an IV injection is given which quickly and painlessly stops the heart.
We will do a house call with a bit of advanced notice, so we can allow lots of time to spend with your cat.
Yes, you can stay during the euthanasia and afterward, for as much time as you need.
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