Say a Loving Goodbye With In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Canterbury
Sometimes the last present that you can give to your suffering pet is a gentle and easy way out. Whether it’s extreme age or terminal illness which has led to your pet having to endure the unendurable, having the option to choose when you’ll say goodbye to them can be priceless. The pain-free and gentle pet euthanasia we offer is the safe and simple way to make this happen.
The first thing is to invite one of our experienced and caring Mobile Vets around to your home so that they can meet with your pet. They’ll assess their state of health and make sure that you know that there’s nothing that can be done to further alleviate their pain. Next, you’ll be able to assist your Vet in preparing a safe and comfortable space for your pet to recline in. This can be their own bed or some blankets placed on the floor as you prefer. They can be surrounded by their favorites sights and things, and you can be there at all times to hold their paw, or just so they can see you. Putting a dog to sleep or saying farewell to a cat happens through a two-stage process. The first step – a little bit of anesthetic which renders them unconscious – is all they feel. It’s just a little pinch. The main injection follows after, and they simply won’t be aware of it. There’s no stress or discomfort on their part. The cost of putting a dog to sleep may vary depending on the breed, while cat euthanasia costs are relatively similar. In addition to talking to you about the bereavement process, or the actual process of putting a cat to sleep itself, the friendly adviser you’ll speak to when you call can also advise you regarding any budgetary concerns you might have relating to cat or dog euthanasia costs.
Pet Cremation in Canterbury Doesn’t Have to Be Stressful
At our local pet chapel of rest, we have the perfect place for you to say goodbye to your dearly departed. The chapel is specifically adapted to meet the needs of pets and pet owners and even has some restful grounds where ashes can be spread after pet cremation has taken place. If you’ve chosen animal cremation to happen as part of a group of other pets, you’ll be welcome to attend the ceremony we hold in the chapel grounds. If you’ve opted for a private service, you can have the ashes returned to you for spreading wherever you think your pet would appreciate it the most. All of the dog cremation and cat cremation we handle at our local chapel is fully accredited. If you need to find out more about how easy we make the process easy for you – as animal lovers ourselves we understand it’s often the last thing that you’ll want to be thinking about – or about pet cremation costs or other practicalities, we’re always here to assist you.
The Easy Way to Create Pet Memorials in Canterbury
How will you remember your pet? With love and fondness, certainly – but when it becomes time to put those feelings and memories down, sometimes literally in stone, it can be tricky to decide exactly what to say. You’ll find that we’ve collected a nice selection of pet memorials, ranging from simple stone markers and plaques through to urns and trays for storing ashes. No matter what sort of memorialisation you had in mind, we’ll almost certainly have something which meets your needs. If you wanted a specific type of pet memorial but can’t immediately see it, please do still get in touch with us. As we’re intimately familiar with the grieving process ourselves, we’re just as happy to talk to you about the loss of your loved one as we are about creating a unique memorial.
Get in Touch With Our Care Coordinators in Canterbury and the surrounding area
If you are considering when is the right time to put your pet to sleep, then you can speak with our understanding and specially trained Care Coordinators, who will help you through this difficult decision. Please call us to arrange a Cloud 9 Vet home visit or to ask any questions you might have.
