Living | Pet euthanasia finds new setting: at home | Seattle Times Newspaper
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Some veterinarians are building their practice on end-of-life house calls for people who want a familiar place for their pets' final moments.
I wish they'd been able to do that for Puggsley "Two" Speedbump Pickula, the cat I had before PuggsleyOne Thorsson (who died due to the effect of anesthetic on him -- without it, they couldn't have taken the X-ray that showed he had cancer of the liver, and that euthanasia was the best option for him). It's a merciful way to go for both the pets and their human companions. Check with your veterinarian to see if that option would be open in your case.
Some veterinarians are building their practice on end-of-life house calls for people who want a familiar place for their pets' final moments.
I wish they'd been able to do that for Puggsley "Two" Speedbump Pickula, the cat I had before PuggsleyOne Thorsson (who died due to the effect of anesthetic on him -- without it, they couldn't have taken the X-ray that showed he had cancer of the liver, and that euthanasia was the best option for him). It's a merciful way to go for both the pets and their human companions. Check with your veterinarian to see if that option would be open in your case.