Home Euthanasia

With kindness, empathy and clear consent Dr Andrew can help guide your family to making the kindest decision for your beloved furred family member. Choosing to relieve your pet's pain and suffering is one of the most difficult things that we can ever do. Yet, with help, we can say our final goodbye with warmth and compassion.

Informed choice

It's can be incredibly difficult to know when it's the right time to say goodbye. We want our pets to live long and happy lives with as little suffering as possible. Yet, eventually we all need to say goodbye to our pet one last time. With a back ground in palliative care in dementia and Alzheimer's care, Dr Andrew knows all too well what can happen when people and pets are suffering and need to move on. Dr Andrew can help by sharing his knowledge, and also through using validated quality of life questionnaires so everyone in the family has a chance to share their feelings and opinion in a more objective way.

Home visit $169

Phone consult $129

Euthanasia - a good death

The word euthanasia is derived from ancient Greek and means good death as it avoids unnecessary suffering. Over the years Dr Andrew has help many families through saying goodbye. Often people don't know when the right time is, which Dr Andrew can help with. In most situations, we want to avoid a bad death (with excessive suffering and pain) and also avoid doing it too soon so you pet can live a full healthy and happy life. If you'd like to have a conversation about this, please book a phone or in person consultation.

At home pet euthanasia

from $450-650

Aftercare

We will treat your pet with absolute respect and dignity in life and after they have passed. Celestials Pet Cremation have been chosen because this is their priority too. After your pet has passed, there are different options for commemorating them. More information on Celestials can be found here: https://celestials.com.au/

Cremation

from $175

Supporting You

Saying goodbye can be incredibly difficult for your pet's family. Dr Andrew can help you with this, along with support provided by counsellors and Grief Australia. More information can be found by clicking here :https://www.grief.org.au/ga/ga/Content/Information-Sheets/Companion_Animal_Loss.aspx