Euthanasia and End of Life Care
Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is incredibly difficult
Making the decision to say goodbye to a beloved pet is incredibly difficult. At Macleod Trail Animal Hospital, we understand the emotional weight of these decisions and offer supportive services to guide you through the process. Our experienced veterinarians are here to discuss your options, answer any questions, and help you make informed choices that prioritize your pet’s well-being. We provide a serene and respectful environment for euthanasia, ensuring your pet’s last moments are peaceful and filled with love.
Choosing euthanasia can be a compassionate act of love, relieving your pet from suffering and preserving their dignity. We are dedicated to supporting you throughout this difficult time, providing the guidance and care you need to make these decisions with confidence and peace.
Aftercare Options
We also offer multiple ways to help preserve the memory of your pet for you to cherish for years to come. We are committed to honoring the bond you share with your pet and ensuring their final moments are handled with the utmost care and respect. Let us help you navigate this emotional journey with empathy and understanding.
Pet Loss Support Resources
The loss of a pet can be just as profound as losing any family member. It’s normal to experience deep grief both before and after your pet’s passing. Below, you’ll find resources to help support you through this difficult time.
Alberta’s Mental Health Services Helpline is available to connect you with various support options, including referrals to mental health professionals. You can reach them by calling 1-877-303-2642.
Lap of Love offers both private and group pet loss support sessions as well as a free pet loss support group.
Chance’s Spot is an online community offering pet loss counselling online and by email, in addition to having an online forum to connect with others about pet loss.
The Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement has an online chat room for anticipatory grief and pet loss bereavement.
For those in immediate need of help, Distress Centre Calgary provides 24-hour crisis support at 403-266-HELP (4357).