Our services

If your pet got diagnosed with a terminal illness or their age is giving them trouble, we could offer a quality of life assessment in your home.

We can prescribe palliative medication (if necessary), explain what to expect on "bad days" and how to make the most of what is left for as long possible (but not too late) with less worry and our full support. 

 
Please feel free to Quality of Life Assessment by clicking on the link below.

Deciding when to let your pet go may be the most difficult decision you ever have to make. We all wish that our pet would pass away in their sleep but sadly that rarely happens naturally or often just after an unfair amount of unnecessary suffering 

If you wish we could visit you for a pre-euthanasia consultation where we could make a plan with you for their peaceful passing. We help you decide on the "right time", walk you through the euthanasia process and what happens afterwards. If you have younger family members we can assist you on how to prepare them for their loss and provide you with appropriate literature.

We offer gentle, under deep sleep euthanasia only to make sure your pet is relaxed, content and completely pain free before passing. 

We don't rush, use any restraints or shave your pet's paws. If you wish, you can hold them in your arms , on your lap or just sit with them whilst they are falling asleep.

We use a three step euthanasia technique to ensure that your pet does not experience any discomfort and the process takes 45 minutes to an hour depending on your pet's age and health conditions. 

After their passing we can take a small hair clipping for you to keep and make ink pawprints for your family - these are included for no extra charge.  

If you would like we can arrange for your pet's aftercare with the Rotherham based family-run pet crematorium, Old Flatts Farm. If you choose we can make all arrangements on your behalf, transport your pet after their passing and return them back to you.  

If your pet has a favourite throw or a blanket, we use that to wrap them in afterwards, or we can take them in their own beds.