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HOUSECALL EUTHANASIA

HOUSECALL
EUTHANASIA

Housecall EUTHANASIA

Housecall Euthanasia Providing Comfort and a Painless Final Farewell for Pets in Their Own Homes Across Singapore

Peaceful Home Goodbyes for Pets in Singapore

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Our Approach

Our approach is centered on providing a calm and compassionate experience, ensuring dignity and comfort for your pet during their final moments. We offer a peaceful and painless euthanasia process, allowing unhurried time for farewells in a familiar and loving environment.

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Why Choose Home EUTHANASIA?

Comfort for Pets

Allows pets to remain in a familiar and safe environment, reducing stress and anxiety.

Peace for Owners

Provides privacy and the opportunity to say goodbye in a personal and meaningful way.

Ideal for:

• Pets with mobility issues or severe illness

• Pets experiencing anxiety in clinic settings

• Families who prefer a private, peaceful farewell

What to Expect During a Housecall

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Initial consultation

We discuss your pet’s condition, answer any questions, and guide you through the process.

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Sedation

Our veterinarian will arrive at your home and administer a mild sedative to help your pet relax. This allows you to spend quiet, meaningful moments together before the procedure.

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General Anaesthetic

After sedation, a general anaesthetic ensures your pet is completely unconscious and at peace.

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Euthanasia Procedure

The final injection is administered gently, ensuring a painless and peaceful passing.

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Aftercare Arrangements

We’ll guide you through aftercare options, including flame or water cremation, and help you make arrangements that honor your pet’s memory.

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Initial consultation

Evaluation of your pet's condition and discussion regarding treatment (total
duration of about 30-45 minutes).

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Preparation of the home space

We will bring along the required equipment; all we need is a bright and quiet space in your home comfortable for your pet!

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Treatment session

Duration of about 30 minutes.

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Initial consultation

We discuss your pet’s condition, answer any questions, and guide you through the process.

intravenous-saline-drip

Sedation

Our veterinarian will arrive at your home and administer a mild sedative to help your pet relax. This allows you to spend quiet, meaningful moments together before the procedure.

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General Anaesthetic

After sedation, a general anaesthetic ensures your pet is completely unconscious and at peace.

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Euthanasia Procedure

The final injection is administered gently, ensuring a painless and peaceful passing.

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Aftercare Arrangements

We’ll guide you through aftercare options, including flame or water cremation, and help you make arrangements that honor your pet’s memory.

How long does a pet acupuncture session last?

30 - 40 minutes

The initial session is typically 1 hour and 20 minutes due to the initial veterinary assessment of the pet.

The number of sessions required will depend on the individual animal and the condition being treated.

What conditions can be treated
with pet acupuncture?

What conditions can be treated with pet acupuncture?

Most commonly, we use acupuncture to treat ​musculoskeletal diseases and neurological problems, such as:​

  • Arthritis
  • Hip dysplasia
  • Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD or “slipped disc”)
  • Patellar luxation (“loose kneecaps”)
  • Cruciate ligament tears
  • Muscle and ligament injuries
  • Spinal disease
  • Nerve injuries
  • Degenerative myelopathy
  • Paralysis
  • Vestibular syndrome
  • Other conditions

Acupuncture can also be used as an additional treatment for:

  • Kidney disease
  • Gastrointestinal problems
  • Urinary tract disorders
  • Pain management and palliative care (eg. in cancer)
  • Other conditions


We always recommend obtaining a diagnosis for your pet before starting acupuncture treatment, because acupuncture may mask the signs of your pet’s condition.

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FAQs

We understand that you may have questions about our house call end-of-life care services. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us directly.

How do I know when it’s the right time to say goodbye?

This is one of the most difficult decisions for any pet owner. We recommend considering your pet’s quality of life, including their ability to eat, move, and enjoy daily activities. During the initial consultation, we can help you assess your pet’s condition and guide you in making the best decision for them.

Is euthanasia painful for my pet?

No. Our process ensures your pet feels no pain or distress. We begin with a gentle sedative to help them relax, followed by a general anaesthetic to ensure they are fully unconscious. The final injection is painless and allows for a peaceful passing.

Can I be present during the procedure?

Yes, you and your family are welcome to be present throughout the entire process. We encourage you to spend as much time as you need to say goodbye and provide comfort to your pet

How long does the process take?

The entire process typically takes approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on your pet’s needs and your family’s wishes. We ensure the process is unhurried, allowing you ample time to say goodbye.

Can I schedule an urgent appointment?

Yes, we understand that time may be of the essence, and we strive to accommodate urgent requests whenever possible. Please call us directly to discuss your needs.

How do I prepare for the home visit?

Choose a bright, quiet, comfortable space in your home where your pet feels safe. You may want to have their favorite blanket or toy nearby. Consider placing a pee pad or towel under your pet, as some pets may release their bladder or bowels upon passing. We’ll handle everything else, ensuring the process is as smooth and stress-free as possible.

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Still Have Questions?

If we did not address your concerns, do not hesitate to reach out and ask away through our Whatsapp link here!

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