What to Expect
At Peaceful Passing, we strive to support you and your loved ones through the incredibly difficult decision of saying goodbye to a beloved pet. While this may be one of the hardest choices to make, our goal is to make the process as peaceful and comforting as possible.
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When we arrive, we’ll quietly introduce ourselves and enter your home or yard. We encourage you to choose a spot where you, your family, and your pet feel most at ease.
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Our doctor will take time to assess your pet’s quality of life and answer any questions you may have about the euthanasia process.
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If it’s agreed that euthanasia is the best choice for your pet, we’ll make sure all your questions are answered before proceeding. To keep your pet calm and pain-free, the doctor will administer a strong sedative injection, helping them feel as if they are gently falling asleep. Once your pet is fully relaxed and unaware of pain, a second injection will be given, which will peacefully stop their heartbeat and breathing.
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After the doctor confirms that your pet has peacefully passed, we’ll step out to give you and your family a few moments alone. We will then return with a blanket and gurney to gently transport your pet to our vehicle for cremation.
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If you prefer to make payment before our arrival, just let our receptionist know when scheduling your appointment.
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Before leaving, we’ll confirm your wishes regarding cremation, the return of ashes, and your choice of an urn or memorial package, if applicable. We will also leave a clay paw print as a small memorial.
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It is our hope to make the process of saying goodbye as peaceful as possible