Pre-Euthanasia Consultation

Deciding when to let your pet go, can be the most challenging decision you have to make for them. Your head may say one thing and your heart another.

We always suggest you speak with your practice vet first, as they will know your pets full clinical history. However, we are here to talk through your questions and concerns if you want to speak with another veterinary professional, who has the time to discuss your pet holistically.

Often having more time to discuss your concerns can help reassure you are doing what is kindest for your pet. Every animal is an individual and therefore every situation is different. We never forget this and ultimately, we will always respect whatever decision you make.

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Frequently Asked Questions

To practice as a vet in the UK, you must have an accredited degree in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery and be registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Our vets have these credentials.

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Flexible Scheduling

We provide appointments that fit your schedule, including weekends and evenings, to accommodate your family’s needs. Our team are available for you when you need us - all you have to do is get in touch.
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Sedation & Euthanasia

Comfort for your pet is a main priority for us, which is why we first administer a sedative. This ensures they are settled and relaxed. We use the most humane methods available to ensure that your beloved pet has a peaceful passing.
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Aftercare Support

At this difficult time, we can take care of the arrangements you require. If you would want your pet cremated, we can arrange a cremation that is tailored to meet your needs. Whether you decide on a communal pet cremation or individual pet cremation, REST and our dedicated partners will be able to look after you.
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Memorial & Bereavement Support

We understand that putting your pet to sleep is an incredibly difficult experience to process. That is why we are available to offer guidance for aftercare options and emotional support to help you work through the loss.
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