Pet Health & Wellness

Euthanasia

Saying goodbye is never easy. At myVet, we provide compassionate, respectful euthanasia services to help your pet pass with dignity and comfort.

Is It Time? Assessing Your Pet’s Quality of Life

Making the decision to say goodbye can be incredibly difficult, especially when your pet is still alert or having good days. To help guide you, we often refer to a Quality of Life Scale, which considers your pet’s comfort, appetite, mobility, and general wellbeing.

Some questions to ask yourself include:

  • Is my pet eating and drinking normally?
  • Are they still enjoying the things they used to love?
  • Are they in pain that can’t be well-managed?
  • Can they move around comfortably?
  • Are good days now outnumbered by bad days?

At myVet, we understand that the decision to say goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest you’ll ever make. When that time comes, our experienced and compassionate team is here to help you through it with kindness, understanding and care.

We offer euthanasia services that are calm, pain-free, and respectful—designed to minimise stress for both you and your pet. We’ll talk you through the process, answer any questions you may have, and help you make the decision that’s right for your family.

Our Euthanasia Services Include:

  • Pre-euthanasia consultation and support
  • Sedation to keep your pet calm and relaxed
  • Gentle and pain-free euthanasia procedure
  • Aftercare options, including cremation or home burial guidance

We're Here to Support You

You don't have to make this decision alone. If you're unsure whether the time is right, we encourage you to book a consultation so we can gently assess your pet’s quality of life and talk through all available options.

Disclaimer

The information provided on this website is general in nature and is not intended to replace professional veterinary advice. If your pet is unwell or experiencing an emergency, please seek immediate veterinary attention. Always consult your veterinarian for personalised care and treatment recommendations.

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