The next steps are simple and difficult. You may find yourself here because you are ready, or as ready as you can be, to say goodbye to your pet in peace and love. You may find yourself here because you don't know if now is the right time, and if not--when? Either way, I can help you with resources to guide you through this process. That's the simple part. You already know what makes this difficult.
If you have already decided it is time to say goodbye to your pet, the service you will choose is Humane Euthanasia. If you are not sure and need additional advice, please complete a Quality-of-Life Evaluation. This is a home assessment that will help you objectively evaluate your pet's condition. If you determine that your pet is not quite ready for Humane Euthanasia, you should contact your regular veterinarian for palliative care and/or chronic pain management. If you do not have a regular veterinarian or if your pet does not travel well, you can also schedule a telemedicine consultation with a NJ licensed veterinarian.
You will also want to consider what aftercare you would like for your pet's remains if you elect Humane Euthanasia. Many owners prefer to bury their pet's remains at home. If that is not possible or desired, I am proud to work with two very reputable local pet crematoriums You can rest assured that your pet's remains will be treated with dignity and respect, and the ashes you get back will be those of your pet and no other.
You can read a detailed description of the euthanasia process by clicking the 'Humane Euthanasia' button below.
I want to make this as comfortable and stress-free for you as I possibly can.
The fastest way to reach me is to use a cell phone to CALL (not text) my business line. But make sure your cell can accept text messages back! If I don't pick up the phone to answer your call, do not worry because you will receive a text message back from me within a few hours, if not right away. Emails, voicemails, and Facebook messages will take a longer time to get a response, or I might not see these at all. So just call the number and I'll take it from there!
There will generally be a 2 hour window of time for my arrival, with a 1 hour notice and another notice when I am on my way. This allows for the demands of traffic and the needs of other patients. Just as I won't rush you, I won't rush any families before you.
Once you call me, I will ask for your location and your pet's weight by text and then I will send you all of the preliminary information that you need, including a quote. If you find that you still have questions after that, I am happy to give you a phone call to discuss any remaining concerns.
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