Assess your best friend's quality of life

Animals don’t have an emotional attachment to their pain like humans do. So it can be difficult for owners to identify the warning signs of a pet’s decline.

Our free quality-of-life calculator is designed to help you objectively assess your pet's overall health and provide guidance on your options.

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Understanding euthanasia from a vet's perspective

Having to make the decision to euthanise can feel like a heavy burden that often comes with some degree of guilt. In those moments it’s important to remember that it is a gift to be able to say goodbye under peaceful circumstances. As veterinarians we are truly privileged to be able to help end suffering through an experience that is fear, stress and pain free. Euthanasia is not only a way to prevent ongoing suffering, but prevent suffering from occurring in the first place.

Individualised support to guide you on the euthanasia journey.

In-home Dog Euthanasia

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Telepet Quality of Life Consults

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Aftercare & Cremation

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Is it better to have your child there during your pet's passing? Our experts weigh in.

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As parents or caregivers, it's essential to help children navigate this difficult journey and help them understand the finality of death. 

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Understanding common emergencies in senior pets and how to prevent them.

Senior pets are susceptible to certain health issues and emergencies that require prompt attention and care.

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Pet euthanasia; what you need to know. 

Euthanasing your pet is a decision many pet owners will have to make towards the end of their pet’s life. It is a difficult, but often necessary decision to prevent further pain and suffering for the smallest, furriest member of your family.

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Chocolate toxicity in senior pets: a comprehensive guide.

If your senior dog accidentally ingests chocolate, here's what you should know.

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Dealing with anticipatory pet grief.

Anticipatory pet grief is the experience of mourning the impending loss of a beloved animal companion, knowing that you will soon be saying goodbye.

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What to do if your senior pet has a seizure.

As our pets age, it's natural for them to experience certain health issues, just like humans. One concerning event that may occur in senior pets is a seizure. Witnessing your senior pet having a seizure can be distressing, but it's essential to stay calm and take appropriate actions. 

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What to expect if your pet is diagnosed with cancer.

Pets bring immense joy and companionship to our lives. They become part of our families and provide us with unconditional love. However, just like humans, pets can also face health challenges, and one of the most concerning diagnoses is cancer. The moment you receive the news that your beloved furry friend has been diagnosed with cancer can be overwhelming and heartbreaking.

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