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The Perfect Goodbye: What Matters Most to Pet Owners During Euthanasia
Thanks to a recent pet owner survey, we can now say with certainty that a quality companion animal euthanasia is more than just the medical ...
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Recognising When It’s Time to Say Goodbye to Your Pet
As a veterinarian providing at-home euthanasia services, I understand that deciding to end a beloved pet's suffering is one of the most difficult decisions a ...
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Stuffed Toys | Hazards for Pets
The things that are usually most attractive to dogs are often the very things that are the most dangerous. Follow our tips to keep your ...
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How to Support a Loved One Grieving the Loss of a Pet
Losing a beloved pet is a deeply emotional experience. If you know someone going through this, here’s how you can offer meaningful support.
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Aftercare Arrangement
After your pet has passed peacefully, we will arrange collection from your home. Dr Patrick will be on hand to help with larger dogs if ...
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Bee Stings
Spring is here and the flowers are blooming! We all enjoy the explosion of colour at this time of the year, however with blossoms come ...
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Why choose at-home pet euthanasia?
The staff at your veterinary hospital care for your pet; however, the atmosphere at the clinic when saying goodbye is different than having them pass ...
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How to Know When Your Senior Pet Needs to See a Vet
As our pets age, they need extra care and attention to ensure their golden years are comfortable. Here are some signs that it's time to ...
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Snake Bite Prevention
If you suspect your pet has been bitten by a snake, or if you find your dog with a dead snake, you should get your ...
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Is your pet’s microchip information up to date?
When moving house or rehoming a pet it can be easy to forget about updating your pet's microchip information. Unfortunately, these are the times when ...
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Hyperthyroidism in Cats
Is your cat eating more but losing weight? They might be showing signs of hyperthyroidism, a common condition in older cats where the thyroid gland produces ...
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When Companions Depart Together: Exploring Euthanasia for Multiple Pets
When two pets have been lifelong companions, the idea of euthanising them together can be a profound and meaningful choice that honours their connection.
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Should other household pets come to the euthanasia appointment?
Many dogs and cats suffer some level of grief when they lose a friend, so allowing them to be present and to sniff the deceased ...
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Feline Bereavement
The death of a cat companion has a profound impact on a household – grieving humans, changes of routine and the absence of a familiar ...
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Understanding Complicated Grief in Pet Loss
Losing a pet is like losing a family member, and the grief can be overwhelming. Sometimes, this grief can become more intense and prolonged, leading ...
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Can I Bury My Pet at Home
Losing a pet is never easy, and many of us want to give our beloved companions a peaceful resting place at home. But did you ...
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I’m Afraid of Showing My Feelings in Front of the Vet – What Should I Do?
It's completely natural to feel overwhelmed with emotions during such a difficult time. Remember, vets understand and expect this—we're there to support both you and ...
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We’re Here for You 💙🐾
We know how incredibly hard it is to say goodbye to a beloved pet, that's why we’re here to support you through this heart-wrenching time ...
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Quality of Life Assessments
Knowing when to say Goodbye can be one of the most difficult decisions to make when your pet is elderly or ill.
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Grooming Tips for Older Dogs
Regular grooming becomes even more crucial for senior dogs to maintain their overall well-being. It helps in identifying health issues early, prevents matting, and promotes ...
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