Cats are our number one passion at Cat Care Hospital, and our hearts break every time a patient departs for the Rainbow Bridge. But as painful as “goodbye” can be, there is a way to make this process less painful with in-home euthanasia in Atlanta and Marietta. Unlike clinical euthanasia services that require you and your cat to come to us, in-home cat euthanasia takes place in your own home, where your cat can be comfortable and you can focus on saying goodbye in peace.
Of course, the decision to let go of a beloved cat is never easy. We understand that this process will be painful no matter where it happens. However, when it’s truly the right thing to do, in-home cat euthanasia is a service that eliminates extra sources of stress and pain, making your pet’s passing as peaceful as possible.
Passing in Peace: How Does In-Home Cat Euthanasia Work?
Through our affiliate In-Home Cat Euthanasia Dr. Rowell is able to offer this service throughout Cobb County and may travel farther upon request. But what actually happens when you arrange this service? Instead of administering the euthanasia in a clinical setting, Dr. Rowell will come to your home with a veterinary nurse. In-home euthanasia looks a little different for every family, because we adapt to your family’s emotional needs and your cat’s physical needs. If you need extra time to say goodbye before we administer the euthanasia solution, we will make sure you have that time. If you’d prefer a quick and painless goodbye for your pet, our veterinary team will work as efficiently as possible. However, you can expect our vet to follow these steps:
Obtain your signature on a euthanasia consent form
Administer a small dose of sedative to keep your cat calm and eliminate pain
Shave a small patch of hair from a rear leg
Administer the euthanasia solution
If you’re feeling confused or scared, ask questions. Your pet deserves peace, and we applaud you for making such a difficult choice on their behalf, but you should have the information you need to be confident in that decision.
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