Home Euthanasia

Oct 21, 2022

End-of-life services for your most loveable family member

 

Every beautiful relationship with a beloved pet brings endless joy. But part of this journey is the inevitable final stages. Your pet’s end-of-life experience is an important and inevitable part of the bond you share. From identifying quality of life changes, to knowing when to make decisions, the end-of-life process through to aftercare.

Sydney Animal Hospitals Newport and Avalon on the Northern Beaches offer home euthanasia, for other locations in Sydney please contact Goodbye Good Boy. They are Australia’s premier pet end-of-life service. From in home euthanasia and cremation services, to grief counselling & fitting memorial options, they are here to help you navigate the end-of-life journey.

We also have a number of aftercare options including individual cremation packages with your pets ashes hand delivered back home to you or scattered in the crematorium gardens. Our team will discuss these options with you to ensure you find the perfect final resting place.

Regular consultations and discussions with your veterinarian are important to monitor your pet’s quality of life and avoid suering.

Unlike humans, animals do not have an emotional attachment to their pain, meaning they express pain in very dierent and often dicult to interpret ways. These expressions and symptoms can be specific to the disease process being managed or more generalised for senior pets.

 

Your pet might be coming towards the end of their journey, understanding quality of life.

Regularly assessing your pet against these core areas will help you interpret their quality of life.

  • Eating – Is your pet interested in their food?
  • Mobility – Can they get around how hey want or do they hesitate to move?
  • Drinking – Is your pet still drinking a normal amount or water?
  • Elimination – Do they still go to the bathroom in the correct location?
  • Interaction – Are they still interacting as normal or have their interactions changed?
  • Interest – Are they still interested in their favorite things?

 

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How to support children with the loss of a pet

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7 tips for getting through first Christmas without your pet 

 

For more information clients on the Northern Beaches please contact Sydney Animal Hospital Newport or Avalon

Sydney Animal Hospitals Newport ph (02) 9997 4609
1 Palm Rd Newport

Sydney Animal Hospitals Avalon ph (02) 9918 0833
710 Barrenjoey Rd Avalon Beach

 

For more information all others Sydney Areas please contact Goodbye Good Boy

Goodbye Good Boy Home Euthanasia  ph 1800 953 619

www.goodbyegoodboy.com.au

 

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For further information please contact your local Sydney Animal Hospital

CONTACT US

Newtown (02) 9519 4111
69-73 Erskineville Road Erskineville

Inner West (02) 9516 1466
1A Northumberland Ave Stanmore

Norwest (02) 8883 0411
Unit 8, 1-3 Celebration Dr Bella Vista

Kellyville (02) 8883 0533
106 Windsor Rd Kellyville

Newport (02) 9997 4609
1 Palm Rd Newport

Avalon (02) 9918 0833
710 Barrenjoey Rd Avalon Beach

 

 

 

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