A common dilemma we often find families facing before the visit to let their pet cross the rainbow bridge, is if their children should be there when it happens.

We understand the importance of having the opportunity for at home pet euthanasia following the devastating experience of going through it ourselves.

One of the concerns a lot of our clients have is trying to explain the process of losing a pet to their children. Losing a pet is often a child's first experience with death and it can be difficult for many to understand, particularly for younger children.

We often get enquiries from our clients asking how to the process works on the day. Here is a quick guide on how a visit generally works. Please bear in mind all cases are individual.

One thing that is often overlooked by society, is the impact pet loss can have on a person's daily life, specifically for the elderly.

Here are just a handful of our 5 star reviews on Google, which hopefully will help other families who are considering at home pet euthanasia to feel more at ease and confident in using our services.

Last year Carlos was asked to visit a local school to talk to Year 1 - Year 4 children all about being a vet for their theme of this term.... careers.

Last year Carlos was asked to visit a local school to talk to Year 1 - Year 4 children all about being a vet for their theme of this term.... careers.

One of the biggest worries we find our clients have is wondering if it is the right time to say goodbye to their pet. Its often a fine line of not wanting their pet to suffer but also not wanting to do it too soon.

We hope you're making the most of the day and enjoying some delicious pancakes. Whilst pancakes are a flipping luscious snack for us humans, your pets batter stay clear of these ingredients.

A lot of people who contact us regarding their pets, aren't sure what their options are following their pets crossing the rainbow bridge. Here is a list of the different options that are available.