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Sometimes the need to do so follows an accident where no amount of medical or surgical treatment will let your pet continue a quality life.
The decision to euthanase is often necessary following months of palliative care, when the challenge is to know when to let your pet go with the dignity and respect they deserve.
At Bedford-Dianella Vet Centre we support and assist you throughout this distressing process so that the final stage of your precious pet’s life, is peaceful for everyone involved.
All euthanasias involve an intravenous catheter and line placed so that your pet can be held by you with minimal intrusion by the attending vet.
We recommend discussing fees in advance so that you can simply leave and not have to be concerned with payment following the visit.
We offer advice on the various options available to you following euthanasia:
home burial
routine cremation: the ashes are scattered in a garden of remembrance
individual cremations: the ashes are returned to you in a container of your choice.
Visit Passing Paws Pet Cremation for more information on cremation at www.passingpaws.com.au
