Do you have diagnostic capabilities?

No, we are not equipped to handle complex medical cases that require labwork follow up

Can you describe the euthanasia procedure?

During the appointment, your pet will receive two injections. The first is a combination of pain medication (an opioid), anesthesia, and a sedative. It typically takes between one and ten minutes for the medication to take full effect and your pet to fall into a deep peaceful sleep.
The second injection is administered into a vein and is the medication that stops the heart. It usually takes 30 seconds to a minute to be fully absorbed. I confirm with a stethoscope that your pet has passed. The entire process is peaceful and painless.

Can children or other pets be present during a euthanasia procedure?

Yes

Do you offer payment plans?

Unfortunately, we do not offer payment plans at this time

My pet is anxious and needs an exam, can you help?

We understand that pets can feel anxious about veterinary visits, and we’re happy to do our best to help make them more comfortable during their exam.

If needed, we can discuss options such as oral calming medications prior to the visit. However, if your pet requires injectable sedation in order to be safely examined, we are not be able to accommodate that level of care through our service.

Owners must be able to handle their pets for exams/visits.

We also offer TELEMEDICINE appointments for patients who have minor medical issues that need consults that cannot be seen with an in person vet exam.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Please email or text with the following information:

Full name

Preferred email address

Home address

Phone number

Pet’s name, age, breed, sex, estimated weight, and current health condition

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Do you offer same-day or urgent appointments?

We can sometimes accommodate same day appointments. Please contact us to schedule.

What forms of payment do you accept?

We accept cash, check, Zelle, Venmo, and credit card.