end of life care for cats

A:Euthanasia is essentially a pain-free and often peaceful process. We follow guidelines that are intended to minimize your pet’s pain, discomfort, and anxiety.

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If your cat is facing a life-threatening emergency, please get them to an emergency vet as soon as possible.

If your cat is facing symptoms of illness or injury, you’ll need to discuss this with your vet. There are options when it comes to pain management that include diet changes, physical therapy exercises, and medication. Your vet will take into account your pet’s history and current condition when recommending the best way to make them comfortable.

A:Euthanasia is typically a very quick process. The cat will receive a sedative followed by an injection that will put them into a quiet, deep unconsciousness before passing away.

A:Yes, Banfield does euthanasia. Talk to your local veterinary team for more details.

A:Cat memorial ideas include creating a keepsake item, sharing stories with loved ones, making a donation in your pet’s name, and starting a scrapbook.