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Our community of veterinarians have decades of experience and a real passion for the emotional bond between people and their pets.
The role our veterinarians play is not easy, but they are dedicated to the pets and clients who need us most during one of the most difficult times we face with a beloved pet.
Our care coordinators take the initial phone call and will spend the time with you to help guide and support you through this difficult time.
Each of them has a strong veterinary background and can walk you through your pet’s quality of life.
Helping You Decide
Chronic disease
Experiencing pain & anxiety
Incontinence & limited mobility
Change in eating & drinking
These assessments can be a helpful tool for pet owners to better understand their pet’s condition over time.
By using numbers from 0 to 10 (with 10 being ideal), you can easily track how your pet is doing day by day. This can be especially helpful during home hospice care or when you're unsure about the right time to say goodbye.
Not everyone needs or wants to use an assessment like this—and that’s okay. But if you’re looking for a way to follow changes in your pet’s quality of life, this can be a comforting guide.
Quality-of-Life
Use the Quality-of-Life assessments when you feel you are following a chronic illness and to keep tabs on your pets health.
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Use the End-of-Life assessments when you feel your pet has reached the last few months of its life and you need help knowing when to call for a euthanasia, or even a consult
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If you have general questions about your pet's health and want to know more about our services, please call or text us. A care coordinator is ready and would love to help.
Call or Text us at (312) 626-6644
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