In the Pet Hospice section, you will learn about Pet Hospice and how it can be beneficial to your pet once you have made that decision that the trips to the vet’s were too stressful for your old companion.  Our stress-free visits, done in the comfort and quiet of your home will ensure that your pet is as comfortable, pain free and happy as possible in his last days or weeks.

How can I make the decision to end my pet’s life?  Am I God to decide if my cat should be put to sleep?  Am I God to decide if my dog should be euthanized?  Home Pet Euthanasia will help you find answers to these questions so that you can truly make the right decision.

Animals don’t show pain.  Common questions pet owners ask are:  Is my cat in pain?  Is my dog in pain?  How do I know if my pet is in pain if he is not crying?  On this page, you will learn about the multitude of ways that pets express their pain and how to recognize pet pain and pet suffering.

No one wants to euthanize their pet too soon, but the most common thing I hear from families is “We waited too long”.  We will help you ensure that you can decide the right time to euthanize your cat or your dog and that you are making a loving decision with compassion and caring.

On this page, you will learn about how a pet euthanasia is done in the hospital and how a pet euthanasia is done at home.  What happens?  What drugs are used to euthanize your pet?  Does it hurt when your pet is put to sleep?  What is the technical procedures of a dog euthanasia or cat euthanasia?