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Resources for Pet Families

It's normal to have questions about your pet's care.

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When supporting your pet in advanced illness, being able to assess their pain levels and overall quality of life is important for both you and your pet's care team.

As you approach end-of-life, you may have questions about choosing the most appropriate time for euthanasia or what to expect during an in-home euthanasia.

And for those struggling following the loss of their pet, we have both downloadable resources and links to a number of support groups that can offer valuable help.

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We also have answers to some of the most frequently asked questions, helpful links, and a 'lending library' of items that may be helpful for pets in palliative care.

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Preparing for Loss

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Preparing for Loss

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A dog and their human at sunset - preparing for loss

Preparing for Loss

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Pain scales to help us assess your pet's comfort

Quality of Life and

Pain Assessment

Sillouhette of a dog and person - Pet loss support resources

Pet Loss Support

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A dog resting peacefully - How Will I Know When?

How Will

I Know When?

Paw in hand - What to expect

What to Expect

A happy dog comfortable at home

FAQs

Using a harness can help support aging pets with mobility decline

Lending Library

A dog giving a high-five - Helpful Links

Helpful Links

Licensed by the College of Veterinarians of Ontario
Veterinarian certified in Peaceful Euthanasia
We are available to support you by phone:
Monday - Thursday:  9am - 6pm

Friday:  9am - 5pm

Consultations and In-home Visits By Appointment Only

We strive to accommodate appointment requests with 2–3 days' notice.
Next-day or same-day appointments may be available during business hours, but these are limited.

Please note: We are closed on weekends and will respond to inquiries received outside of business hours as soon as possible during the next business day.

For urgent matters, please call our office at 289-987-7297 to speak with us during business hours. If you require emergency services, please contact your local Veterinary Emergency Clinic.​

Member of the International Association of Animal Hospice and Palliative Care
Additional skills obtained through the Companion Animal Euthanasia Training Academy
Financing available through PetCard

Ease the burden of goodbye with compassionate financing from PetCard.

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