Euthanasia Miami, Kendall, Sweetwater

Losing a pet is a difficult and emotional time for any pet owner.

Our veterinary team understands the sensitivity and gravity of making the decision to euthanize a pet. We take a compassionate and considerate approach to ensure that the process is carried out humanely and with the utmost care.

We prioritize assessing pain management before recommending euthanasia and only suggest it as a last resort to alleviate a pet's suffering. If the decision is made to euthanize, we offer pet owners the option to be present during the procedure. Before administering the final injection, the pet is sedated to ensure maximum comfort. The euthanasia solution mimics an overdose of anesthesia, allowing the pet to peacefully drift into eternal sleep. As it enters the bloodstream, it targets the brain and heart, first numbing the nerves and then stopping the heart from beating.

Ultimately, the decision to euthanize a pet is a difficult one. However, in circumstances where the pet is suffering from physical pain or discomfort, it may be the kindest decision a pet owner can make to ease their beloved pet's suffering.

Common Reasons for Euthanasia in our Clinic:

Illness that would cause suffering if the pet were kept alive

Organ damage that cannot be repaired

Terminal illnesses such as cancer

The end stage of an illness that is causing pain and anguish

Other reasons exist, however, these are the most seen in our clinic.

What Happens After Euthanasia?

At Dollys Animal Clinic, we suggest cremation as a respectful and widely popular option for pet owners after losing a cherished pet. Cremation offers the opportunity to have your pet's ashes as a sentimental reminder or to scatter them in a special location. The grieving process is unique for every individual and can last from a few days to several months. There is no "right" amount of time to grieve, and it is natural to feel the loss deeply. We understand the sorrow of losing a pet, and we are here to support you through this difficult time.

Miami Dade County:

We understand that the cost of pet euthanasia can be a financial burden for some pet parents. However, Miami-Dade County offers a lower-cost option for those who need it. While this option may be more affordable, it does not allow pet owners to be present during the procedure or receive their pet's ashes. Choosing a private veterinarian for euthanasia ensures that you can be with your pet during their final moments and have the option to receive their ashes. We understand how difficult it is to say goodbye to a beloved pet and want to support you in making the best decision for your pet's well-being and your peace of mind.

If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please contact our office at (786) 396-1209.

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Dollys Animal Clinic offers urgent care, orthopedic surgery, pet wellness care, in-house laboratory testing, and dental care for dogs and cats in Tamiami, Sweetwater, West Kendall, Westchester.

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Pet Euthanasia in Miami, FL

IT’S HARD TO SAY GOODBYE

Losing a pet is a difficult and emotional time for any pet owner.

Common Reasons for Euthanasia in our Clinic:

What Happens After Euthanasia?

Miami Dade County:

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