Euthanasia
Gone but never forgotten.
Almost every pet owner will at some point be faced with decisions regarding end-of life. I have always been touched deeply by the end of life of our pets and have been fortunate to help so many transition and spend their final days with as much dignity and comfort as possible.
If your pet has been diagnosed with a terminal illness or is suffering from chronic pain or disease there are many options you can pursue. We are here to help you decide which options are best for you and your pet.
My Goal is to support pets and their families through diagnosis, euthanasia and beyond. Making decisions during such a difficult time is too difficult to do alone. Let us help guide you.
When euthanasia is imminent, we will continue to support you by aiding your pet to pass peacefully at home, in their favorite place and surrounded by the ones they love.
To learn more please read our blogs on decision making and euthanasia.
My Goal is to support pets and their families through diagnosis, euthanasia and beyond. Making decisions during such a difficult time is too difficult to do alone. Let us help guide you.
When euthanasia is imminent, we will continue to support you by aiding your pet to pass peacefully at home, in their favourite place and surrounded by the ones they love.
To learn more please read our blogs on decision making and euthanasia.
At Caledon-Vaughan Veterinary House Call Services we work with Gateway Pet Memorial to assist in aftercare and Peartree Impressions to help memorialize your pet. You can visit these sites if you are interested in different options to preserve your pet’s memory. Please feel free to contact us with any other questions you may have.
– Janet Henderson, DVM, CHPV