End-of-Life Care
Quality Pet Care offers compassionate end-of-life care for dogs and cats, including euthanasia services in-clinic. Our team supports your family with gentle guidance, clear communication, and respect for your pet’s comfort.
What End-of-Life Care Includes
End-of-life care may involve:
- Quality-of-life discussions
- Comfort-focused planning
- In-clinic euthanasia
Why This Support Matters
When a pet’s comfort or joy is declining, having clear guidance helps families make decisions rooted in love and realism. We aim to reduce uncertainty and keep the experience calm and dignified.
What to Expect
We’ll discuss your pet’s condition, daily comfort, and questions you may have. If euthanasia is chosen, we explain the process beforehand so you know what to expect and can focus on being present with your pet.
When to Reach Out
Consider contacting us if your pet:
- Has ongoing pain that isn’t improving
- Is no longer eating or engaging in normal activities
- Shows distress, confusion, or frequent discomfort
- Has a terminal diagnosis and needs planning support
Our Approach
We lead with compassion and clarity. There is no “right timeline” for every family — we’re here to help you decide what’s kindest for your pet.
FAQs
How will I know when it’s time?
This is deeply personal. We can help evaluate your pet’s quality of life and talk through signs of comfort, appetite, mobility, and enjoyment.
What happens during euthanasia?
We’ll explain each step in advance. The process is gentle, and pets typically pass peacefully while you’re with them.
Can my family be present?
Yes. You’re welcome to be with your pet, and we’ll support whatever feels right for you.
What should I do afterward?
We’ll discuss next steps during your visit and help guide you through options.