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In-Home EuthanasiaFurever Loved2024-09-13T01:10:40+00:00

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In-Home Pet Euthanasia

Slide Compassionate and Dignified Care for Your Beloved Pet Making the decision to say goodbye to a cherished pet is one of the most difficult choices a pet owner will ever face. When that time comes, providing a peaceful, comfortable, and familiar environment for your pet can make all the difference. This is where in-home euthanasia services, such as those offered by Furever Loved, become invaluable.

Slide What is In-Home Euthanasia? In-home euthanasia is the process of performing the end-of-life procedure for a pet within the comfort of their own home, where they feel safe and loved. This service allows pet owners to give their pets a final resting experience that is serene and surrounded by the people and things they love most. Unlike a clinical setting, the home environment is free from the stressors of an unfamiliar place, loud noises, and other animals. Instead, the pet can spend their final moments in their favorite spot, be it a cozy bed, a sunny spot by the window, or even outside in the garden.

Slide Comfort and Familiarity Pets are creatures of habit. They thrive in environments they know and love. By choosing in-home euthanasia, you ensure that your pet's final moments are spent in a space that is familiar, reducing stress and anxiety. Compassionate Care Veterinarians who provide in-home euthanasia services, such as Dr. Carolyn Santore at Furever Loved, are deeply committed to offering a compassionate and personalized experience. The process is carried out with the utmost respect and gentleness, ensuring that both the pet and the owner feel supported and cared for. Tailored Experience Every pet and family is unique. Some may wish to include specific rituals, such as lighting a candle, saying a prayer, or playing a favorite song. In-home euthanasia allows for these personal touches, creating a more meaningful and memorable experience. Privacy and Intimacy The process of saying goodbye is deeply personal. In-home euthanasia allows you and your family to grieve and say your farewells privately, without the presence of strangers or the sterile environment of a clinic. You can take the time you need, whether that means spending an extended period with your pet before or after the procedure. Certain annual vaccinations might be recommended by your veterinarian for adult dogs and cats, depending on the likelihood of their lifestyle exposing them to infectious diseases. These elective vaccines might include immunization against the following diseases: Why Choose In-Home Euthanasia?

Slide Consultation The process begins with a discussion about your pet’s condition and needs. This includes assessing the quality of life and helping you decide if and when euthanasia is the best option. The Procedure The euthanasia itself is a peaceful and painless process. A sedative is first administered to help your pet relax. Once your pet is comfortable, a final injection is given that gently stops the heart. The entire process is conducted with dignity and respect, ensuring that your pet does not suffer. Aftercare After the procedure, Furever Loved offers several options for aftercare, including cremation services. They also provide grief support resources to help you navigate this challenging time. Preparation Dr. Santore will guide you through the process, answering any questions you may have. You will have the opportunity to choose the location within your home where the procedure will take place. At Furever Loved, Dr. Santore ensures that the entire process is handled with care and professionalism. Here’s what you can expect: The Process

Slide In-home euthanasia is not just about convenience; it’s about providing the most compassionate end-of-life care possible. It acknowledges the deep bond between pet and owner, allowing that bond to be honored in a way that is both personal and dignified.

For pet owners in the five counties north of Philadelphia, Furever Loved offers a unique and deeply compassionate service that prioritizes the well-being of both the pet and the owner. By choosing in-home euthanasia, you can ensure that your pet’s final moments are filled with peace, love, and comfort, right where they belong.

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Euthanasia appointment: $425
The visit comes with a complementary paw print and clip of fur.

After care options:

  • Communal cremation:
    • Up to 49lbs: $240
    • 50-99lbs: $260
    • 100-150lbs: $300
    • 151-200lbs: $350
  • Private cremation:
    • Up to 49lbs: $350
    • 50-99lbs: $375
    • 100-150lbs: $410
    • 151-200lbs: $440

Travel fee > 50 minutes one way is $75, weeknight appointment fee past 5pm is $75, weekend appointment fee is $100 and holiday appointment fee is $150.

Zoom Consultation: $65
(Dr. Santore cannot diagnose, treat, or dispense medication via Zoom call)

About Dr. Santore

Dr. Santore graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 2010.  She obtained her BS in Biology from Temple University with a minor in philosophy. She was born and raised in Southwest Philadelphia but lived in Southern New Jersey starting in the middle of high school.  Recently she relocated to Chester County, Pennsylvania to raise her family.  Dr. Santore spent 14 years in general practice working with dogs, cats and small mammals. Briefly, she spent time providing end-of-life care and in home euthanasia services with a corporate owned business.  She has also spent some time teaching for a veterinary technician program as well. Recently, she has performed various relief services locally and even dabbled in telemedicine as well.  Dr. Santore has a passion for senior care and end of life care.  After years of working in many different aspects of veterinary medicine, Dr. Santore is excited to pursue her dream of providing hospice, senior care and in-home euthanasia services to five local counties in Pennsylvania.  In her free time Dr. Santore loves to travel, try various restaurants, exercise, and spend time with her family. She is married to her high school sweetheart husband and has two school age children.  She has two Shih Tzu mix dogs named Hendrix and Stitch currently.  However, she will never forget her other personal pets that she has lost throughout the years that contributed to her true calling of lovingly guiding furry family members over the rainbow bridge.

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