Pet Euthanasia

At-Home Pet Euthanasia on the Sunshine Coast

Treating Your Pet with Dignity

When the time comes to say farewell to a cherished pet, Sunshine Coast Mobile Vets understands how crucial it is to do so with compassion and dignity. Dr. Kennedy offers a peaceful and supportive environment for your pet in the comfort of your own home.

With the utmost respect, she'll consult with you to ensure a gentle and humane process. General anaesthesia is used to induce total unconsciousness in your pet prior to the procedure.

Call 0455 450 758 to discuss how Dr. Kennedy can assist you during this difficult time with sensitivity and care.

Same-day euthanasia service

Caring & humane method

From $310 plus GST (travel charges apply)

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The Procedure Explained

Dr. Kennedy aims to provide transparency and clarity when it comes to such a significant moment as the end of your pet's life. Here's how she will approach the process:

Prior consultation to discuss your pet's condition & the best course of action
We ensure your pet is calm & comfortable throughout, administering general anaesthesia to induce unconsciousness prior to the procedure
Using a caring & humane method, we administer an injection that allows your pet to pass away peacefully & painlessly

Every step is taken with care, considering both the emotional and physical comfort of your pet.

Dr. Kennedy offers additional vet services, including pain management and end of life consultations. All services are designed to minimise stress for both you and your pet, offering a familiar and comforting presence during all stages of your pet’s life.

FAQ

Why should I consider home pet euthanasia instead of a clinic?

Choosing home pet euthanasia provides a calm and familiar environment for your beloved pet, reducing stress for both the pet and the family. Our compassionate team at Sunshine Coast Mobile Vets ensures a peaceful transition for your pet in the comfort of your home.
How do I know it's the right time to consider euthanasia for my pet?

Deciding on euthanasia is a deeply personal choice. Our experienced veterinarians can help assess your pet's quality of life, discussing their health condition, pain management, and overall well-being. We aim to provide guidance and support during this emotional decision-making process.
What is the procedure for home pet euthanasia, and how is it done?

Our veterinarians prioritize the comfort and dignity of your pet. The procedure involves a painless injection that induces a peaceful sleep and gently stops the heart. We ensure a stress-free process for your pet, allowing them to pass away peacefully in a familiar and loving environment.
Can I be present during the euthanasia process?

Absolutely. Many pet owners find comfort in being present during their pet's final moments. Our team understands the emotional nature of this event and will accommodate your preferences. You can choose to be with your pet, providing them with love and reassurance throughout the process.
What happens after the euthanasia, and do you offer any additional services?

After the euthanasia, you have the option to decide on aftercare, such as private cremation or communal cremation. We offer various memorialization options to honor your pet's memory. Additionally, our team is available for emotional support, providing resources to cope with grief and loss during this difficult time.