We’re here to help when it comes time to say goodbye.
Saying goodbye to a beloved companion is one of the toughest parts of being a pet owner. We know it can be difficult to make the decision to euthanize a pet, but it can often be the most humane option due to age and illness. Our veterinarian and veterinary team is here to answer any questions you may have about when the time is right, what the process is like and how we handle your pet after they’ve passed. The doctor can perform quality of life exams to see how well a pet is doing with the progression of a chronic disease and offer insight based on years of experience working with pets.
easyvetclinic provides a peaceful passing through compassionate pet euthanasia for Overland Park area cats and dogs.
Making the Decision
The decision to say goodbye to a beloved pet is rarely an easy one. We often suggest keeping track of your pet's good days and bad, so that you can get an idea of whether they’re rapidly declining in their quality of life. A written record can especially help when you’re feeling unsure of your decision. We’re always here to offer advice based on our own experiences both in veterinary care and as pet lovers ourselves.
The Process
If possible, we request that pet owners give us a call when you bring your pet in for euthanasia at easyvetclinic Overland Park. This allows us to ensure a private room will be available for you and your pet when you arrive. Once you’re settled in, we may give your pet a sedative to ensure a peaceful and pain-free passing. The veterinarian will then administer the final euthanasia drug and give you time to say goodbye. You may either leave them with us for aftercare and cremation or take them with you to make your own arrangements.
