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If you had a choice for your own cat, how would you euthanase?
Cats
If you had a choice for your own cat, how would you euthanase?
Euthanasia means the painless ending of a patient’s life to end their suffering. It can be a very hard topic to talk about. But as pet owners, it’s very likely to be something that we experience. Cats in particular can b…
September 14, 2022 • 58 shares
Why Don't Vets Use the Phrase ‘Put to Sleep’ Anymore?
end of life
Why Don't Vets Use the Phrase ‘Put to Sleep’ Anymore?
If you’ve ever had a very sick or elderly pet, no doubt you will have had the difficult, awkward, emotional and sometimes heated conversation with your vet regarding the end of their life. Maybe it went the way you expec…
August 16, 2022 • 291 shares
What’s the difference between per-condition and per-year claims on pet insurance?
Pet Insurance
What’s the difference between per-condition and per-year claims on pet insurance?
Pet insurance is always recommended; but types of policies and what is actually covered is a common field which brings much confusion. Often owners are trying to process a pet insurance claim at times of high stress when…
July 30, 2022 • 21 shares
What is
Animal Welfare
What is "heroic treatment" for pets and is it worth it?
Much of what we do in veterinary practice involves ethics. When we consider whether something is ethical or not, we are primarily looking at what is in the best interests of the animal; this can sometimes have grey areas…
June 7, 2022 • 56 shares
Is it Wrong to Say Goodbye to Your Pet and Not Go in When They are Put to Sleep?
end of life
Is it Wrong to Say Goodbye to Your Pet and Not Go in When They are Put to Sleep?
Saying goodbye can be hard, saying goodbye to a pet is harder still. But saying goodbye to a pet forever is one of the hardest things we ever have to do. If you’ve ever had to say goodbye forever to a beloved pet, you wi…
June 2, 2022 • 71 shares • 2 comments
Is there palliative care for cats?
end of life
Is there palliative care for cats?
In the majority of cases, it is inevitable that we as owners have to make the decision about end-of-life care for our pets. We hear about palliative care a lot in human medicine, but how can it be applied to veterinary m…
February 16, 2022 • 57 shares
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