Your pet may have severe arthritis, cancer, kidney failure, or any number of debilitating diseases that are causing a loss of quality of life. He has been part of your life and has been a faithful companion. Now, you see it in his eyes; he is letting you know it is time. You want your pet to feel your reassuring touch in his last moments.  You want him to drift off to sleep, and then pass in his bed surrounded by love, home, and comfort.  You don’t want his last moments spent frightened. This is an emotional time for you as well. In-home euthanasia allows you to create a lasting memory of a special treat shared and snuggles in a place that is comforting…home. It allows for the final parting to be unhurried. The privacy of your home also allows you to express your grief without worrying about how to find the strength to make the drive home…alone. Dr. Maggie understands this, she has experienced this personally, and has dedicated her practice to providing a compassionate, professional passing for your beloved pet in a loving environment with respect and dignity.