In-home Euthanasia for Pets Provides Comfort and Dignity
In the journey of pet ownership, there often comes a time when difficult decisions must be made regarding the health and well-being of beloved companions. For many, the thought of euthanasia can evoke profound feelings of sadness and uncertainty. However, there are compassionate services available that can help ease this transition for both pets and […]
Pet euthanasia advice on when, how to make call to put your pet down
Determining the right moment to say goodbye to a beloved pet is an incredibly challenging experience. Many people reassure others with the words, “you’ll know,” but when faced with the overwhelming emotions of grief, it can be difficult to think clearly. The desire for just a little more time can cloud judgment, making it hard […]
Senior shelter pets are worthy pets
Senior pets are often left in shelters longer than the more youthful playmates, no matter the size, breed or species, according to PetLossatHome.com co-founder, Rob Twyning. “This leaves many likely to be euthanized without a family or a home. These animals are scared and alone when their time comes.” They are not on their way […]
Ignore the myth of ‘dog years’ when it comes to aging
It once was generally accepted that a dog ages seven years for one calendar year. “It’s not that simple,” according to Pet Loss at Home co-founder, Rob Twyning. “A dog’s first year is more like 15 years’ aging. In a year, you’ve probably noticed they behave somewhat like a human teenager because they are about […]
Mourning: There’s no such thing as ‘just a pet’
“Your pet is a family member,” says PetLossAtHome.com co-owner, Rob Twyning. “Your not simply a pet owner, you’re a friend.” That friendship and companionship will be a difficult loss when your dog or cat passes. It’s important to take time to mourn that loss for your health and to honor the pet that is no […]
Is it painful for my pet to be put to sleep?
Experts, including the founders of PetLossAtHome.com, are unanimous in that being put to sleep (euthanasia) doesn’t cause pain for a loved pet at the end of life. There’s no way to be certain since pets can’t document what they feel or how they experience pain. Medically, though, the process is designed to be pain free. […]