My Presence Beside You

If distance allows, I can be by your side during the process, offering you emotional and practical support. If my physical presence is not possible, I can support you over the phone or online—whichever you and your family feel most comfortable with.

An Act of Love and Respect

Euthanasia, when performed properly and with the right preparation, can be a peaceful transition—a caring and loving act toward your pet.

Your Presence – A Personal Choice

Being with your pet during euthanasia can be a shared gift of farewell—a deeply meaningful moment of connection. Many guardians feel that their presence offers comfort—to their beloved animal, to themselves, and to their family.

Still, everyone experiences this moment differently. The level of your involvement, as well as that of your family members, is entirely a personal choice. You may choose to:

• Stay with your pet until their final breath, holding them close and speaking to them softly.
• Say goodbye before the procedure begins if you feel that being present would be too emotionally overwhelming.
• Trust someone else to be there, if you prefer to leave your pet in caring hands.

These options are equally valid for all family members—adults, children, and even other companion animals. Each of you can choose the way that feels most right to you. There is no “right” or “wrong” decision—only what best honors your needs, your pet’s needs, and your family’s needs. Whatever you decide, it does not reflect how much you love your pet