If your pet has been diagnosed with a terminal or chronic illness, or if they are experiencing severe pain or discomfort, palliative care can be beneficial. Our veterinary team can assess your pet’s condition and recommend the most appropriate care options.

We offer a range of treatments, including pain relief medications, appetite stimulants, and alternative therapies like acupuncture. These treatments aim to minimise discomfort and enhance your pet’s quality of life.

Palliative care is not designed to cure a pet’s illness but to make them as comfortable as possible during their remaining time. In some cases, effective symptom management can improve their overall well-being and slightly extend their life.

Our goal is to manage your pet’s symptoms while maintaining their alertness and quality of life. We tailor medication plans to your pet’s individual needs, ensuring they are comfortable without being overly sedated.

Yes, we can provide guidance and support for managing your pet’s care at home. Our team will work with you to develop a personalised plan that ensures your pet’s comfort in their familiar environment.

This is a deeply personal decision, and our team is here to support you through it. We can help assess your pet’s quality of life and provide guidance on when euthanasia might be the kindest option to prevent suffering.

We offer emotional support to help you navigate the difficult emotions surrounding your pet’s end-of-life care. Our team can also provide resources on coping with grief and discussing these decisions with family members.

Euthanasia is a gentle and peaceful procedure. Your pet will first be given a sedative to relax them, followed by a medication that allows them to pass away without pain. We can perform the procedure at the clinic or our mobile team can do this for you in your home, depending on your preference.