Making the choice to provide a peacful passing for your pet is likely the hardest one you will make during their lifetime, and assisting with this is the most important job we have. We strive to make sure that the process is as peaceful and loving as possible, and that you can stay for with your pet the entire time if you wish too.
Losing a pet is one if the most difficult things a person can experience. Whether the loss of a pet is sudden, or something you've anticipated for weeks or months, it's a highly emotional time.

How do I know when its time?
When your pets health, mobility, or comfort have been declining slowly, it may be helpful to view photos or videos of your pet from before the illness. Remember how your pet looked, behaved and interacted with you.
Make a list of three to five things your pet likes to do, such as going for walks, playing with other pets, or enjoying their meals. When your pet is consistently unable to enjoy these things it may be time to take a look at their quality of life.

What to expect
Your veterinarian will explain what to expect if you have not experienced the loss of a pet before and will be able to answer any questions you have. 
You will be asked to read and fill out a consent form, and your technician may go over your aftercare options at this time. You will have the option to be present for the appointment or not- rest assured