Pet hospice care, or palliative care, at Club Hill Animal Clinic is designed to provide comfort and preserve the quality of life for pets near the end of their lives or suffering from terminal illnesses. The primary goal of pet hospice care is to make a pet's final days or weeks as comfortable and peaceful as possible through pain management and symptom relief without pursuing a cure. Our veterinarians will work closely with you to develop a personalized care plan that addresses your companion's specific needs, focusing on alleviating pain and supporting essential functions. This approach allows your pet to enjoy their remaining time in a dignified and comfortable manner.

In many instances, the hospice journey ends with pet euthanasia. The decision to euthanize a pet is an incredibly difficult one. At Club Hill Animal Clinic, we approach this sensitive process with the utmost respect and compassion for you and your companion. Euthanasia is conducted in a peaceful environment where the pet is gently sedated to ensure they are completely relaxed and pain-free. This pet euthanasia process allows your companion to pass quietly and without stress. Our veterinary team provides emotional support and guidance throughout this time so that you can make an informed decision about what is right for your pet.