Tender Paws – In-Home End of Life Care for Your Pet

The Greatest Gift

It is so difficult to see your young, energetic pet getting older and slowing down. They’ve been by your side from the beginning, through all the laughter, smiles, and even tears.

Perhaps they were there when you purchased your first home. Perhaps they were there when you married your soul mate, or brought your first child home from the hospital. Perhaps they were there during a difficult divorce, or a family member’s illness. Or perhaps they were there when your “baby” finally went off to college.

No matter what, one thing is certain—they have always been there for you. Now it’s your turn to be there for them. The decision is incredibly difficult, but when it’s time to say goodbye, give your pet the gift of in-home pet euthanasia so they can pass away peacefully in the comfort and safety of your arms.

Please feel free to call / text to discuss your pet’s needs at (858) 848-PAWS (7297).

The Tender Paws Experience

What’s the difference between an in-home euthanasia and a clinic euthanasia?

Your beloved pet gets to remain in a familiar setting during his/her final moments.
Your best friend can “cross the Rainbow bridge” in your presence.
You can grieve in the privacy of your home and don’t have to worry about driving home afterwards.

Neither you nor your pet need to endure the stress of transport from home to a clinic.
You can choose any location—your backyard, your pet’s favorite napping spot, your bed, etc.
You can choose who will be present. You can have as many friends and family present as you would like, or you can keep it small and intimate.

Make a Difficult Decision.
Do It with Love.

When we can no longer improve your pet’s quality of life, you have the option to help your pet die with dignity…

Instead of letting your pet’s illness become a crisis, or keeping your pet stuck in a state of never-ending pain, make the choice to give them the end-of-life they deserve.

The decision for end-of-life care needs to be made when medications or surgery can no longer improve your pet’s symptoms or quality of life, and before the pain and suffering becomes unbearable to them.

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The Greatest Gift

It is so difficult to see your young, energetic pet getting older and slowing down. They’ve been by your side from the beginning, through all the laughter, smiles, and even tears.

The Tender Paws Experience

Make a Difficult Decision. Do It with Love.

Make a Difficult Decision.
Do It with Love.