"Keep up all your incredible work. I have the highest regard and respect for all you do and the kindness with which you do it." Monica Mansfield, DVM and author of The Black Panties: Tales of Animal Mischief and Veterinary Intrigue
Making the heart-wrenching decision to end your pet's life is one of the hardest ones we can be asked to make. However, it need not be a solitary one. Your veterinarian, as well as close friends and family, can help you make the decision that is right for you and your pet.
"How Do I Know It Is Time: Pet Euthanasia" This link provides helpful discussion about euthanasia, including how you will know when it’s time, what to do if the animal is basically healthy, how to tell your family, how to say good-bye, and more.
"Euthanasia...What to Expect" Helps you consider all aspects of the act of euthanasia, including how to make the appointment, whether to remain present during the procedure, whether in-home euthanasia may be better for you and your pet, and more.
"Lost/Found Pet Resource Guide" Goes to the Massachusetts Animal Coalition’s website, where there is a helpful guide for steps to take in finding a pet that has become lost.
"How to Start a Pet Trust Fund" Provides a six-step plan for setting up a fund for your pets upon your death. The biggest hurdle is finding someone who will follow your wishes and serve as caretaker.
"Financially Protecting Your Pet" (.pdf)Gives practical advice for important considerations such as what if my pet needs expensive care, and what will happen to my pet were I to die suddenly.
www.deceasedpetcare.com Offers products to remember your deceased pet by. The overall website is for a pet cemetery and crematorium in the metro Atlanta, GA, area, but the products can be shipped.
