Virtual quality of life consultation
End-of-life decisions for your pet can be difficult. Our compassionate veterinarians provide guidance to help you assess your pet’s well-being and discuss options, including euthanasia, all from the comfort of your home.

When to schedule your pet’s
quality of life consultation
If you’re worried about your pet’s comfort, mobility, or health, a Quality-of-Life Consultation can help you understand their needs better. Consider scheduling a consultation in the following scenarios:
Terminal illness or advanced age
Our experienced veterinary technicians are here to support you in making informed decisions for older pets and those with chronic or terminal conditions.
Pain and mobility challenges​
We’ll assess your pet’s pain levels and mobility challenges, and provide guidance that enhances their comfort and quality of life.
End-of-life considerations​
For pets nearing the end of their journey, we offer compassionate care and guidance to help you navigate the difficult choice of saying goodbye.
Goals of a virtual quality of life consultation
Assess your pet’s current condition
Our compassionate professionals conduct a thorough evaluation to understand your pet’s health and determine if they are experiencing discomfort.
Ensure comfort and dignity
We provide guidance on ways to ensure your pet’s comfort, making their final days as peaceful as possible.
Informed end-of-life decisions
We cover essential care aspects, including administering medications, encouraging proper eating habits, and suggesting environmental changes to enhance your pet’s comfort and well-being.
Ensure a peaceful transition
Our team discusses practical measures – such as pain management and environmental adjustments—to create a calm, dignified setting for your pet’s final moments.
Step-by-step guide of the consultation process:

Book your appointment:
Choose a convenient time for your virtual consultation here
Initial assessment:
We start with an intake of your pet’s details and concerns.
Consaultation call:
Discuss your pet’s health in detail, focusing on quality of life.
euthanasia appointment
- If it’s decided euthanasia is the best course, we help book an in-home euthanasia appointment.
- We offer continuous emotional support and handle administrative details to ensure a seamless experience.
Follow-up resources:
Receive tailored coping tips and guidance to help your family through this time.
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Frequently asked questions
A good quality of life for a dog means being pain-free, having a healthy appetite, being able to engage in regular activities, and enjoying time with family.
Signs of a good quality of life include stable appetite, interest in play, normal bathroom habits, and overall happiness. We’ll help you assess these during our consultation.
For cats, a good quality of life includes consistent eating, grooming habits, playful behavior, and the ability to move comfortably in their environment.
QoL stands for Quality of Life. It reflects your pet’s overall well-being, focusing on health, comfort, and emotional state.
Poor quality of life can be indicated by persistent pain, loss of appetite, withdrawal from activities, and difficulty in daily routines. We can help evaluate these signs.
Factors include chronic pain, mobility issues, mental well-being, and the ability to perform everyday activities. We assess these during our home visits.
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Improving your pet’s quality of life can involve effective pain management, regular check-ups at home, a balanced diet, and engaging activities. We’ll provide tailored recommendations.
Yes, a pet’s quality of life can change quickly due to sudden health issues or injuries. Regular assessments are essential, and we’re here to help at your convenience.
During your mobile consultation, we encourage you to discuss your pet’s health status, symptoms, changes in behavior, and any concerns you may have. We’re here to support you.