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Our highly trained doctors are here to support you

Virtual quality of Life discussion

A few goals of the visit:

A review of your pet's history and current medications

During a virtual visit, while we are unable to diagnose your pet, it helps us to know what is already known about your pet's current condition and if there is a known diagnosis. A doctor can help you understand what is happening with your pet.

A discussion of quality of life and signs of pain in your pet

A thorough understanding of your pet's condition and quality of life is important to help you make decisions for your pet. Many families worry about pain and suffering at the end, making it crucial to identify the signs of pain. We'll talk you through all of this.

Support for children and other pets in the house

Worry about the loss of your pet is compounded when there are children or other pets in the household. We offer resources and advice for how to help them before and after the loss.

Help planning for euthanasia

"You'll know when it's time."

We find this to be so terribly confusing for so many families. For many, this is simply not true. We will help you know how to plan and prepare. We'll discuss what to expect during euthanasia and available options. We'll review some decisions for arrangements after your pet passes.

WHat next?

Simply click on the link above and submit the form with your information. Our team will reach out to you to arrange the virtual visit with one of our doctors and help walk you through the process.

Please note that during a virtual visit, we can not diagnose, treat or prescribe medications. If you decide you would like us to provide hospice care, the virtual visit will be followed by an in home visit to allow us to examine your pet and provide a treatment plan.