One of the most difficult situations a pet owner faces is when their beloved pet has been diagnosed with a terminal disease or has a poor chance of survival due to age, injury, or other factors.
The goal of Pet Hospice is to provide comfort and dignity with a better quality of life during your pet’s last days, while allowing you the opportunity to come to terms with the imminent loss of a beloved friend. We offer two levels of care, based upon your need: Non-Medical Consultation or a Quality of Life (QOL) Assessment. We utilize techniques to reduce your pet’s anxiety, fear, and stress in all our appointments.
Non-Medical
Telephone consultation that does not include a veterinarian-patient-client relationship (VPC).
Starting at $75
QOL Assessment
A Quality of Life Assessment (QOL) is a mid-level examination done by the veterinarian in the pet’s home.
Starting at $350
As a pet owner, you have the closest relationship with your animal and are the best one to note any change in behavior. Some animals will hide their pain very well and the presence of pain is realized only after pain medication is begun and the pet responds favorably. It is very important that you do not self-prescribe medications to your pet without first consulting your veterinarian. Some over-the-counter medications are toxic to pets. For example, acetaminophen (Tylenol) should NEVER be given to cats!