Ending or preventing a pet’s suffering is the most important gift a pet owner can bestow. When this act of kindness is given at home, your pet will be comforted by the familiar environment and by the people he or she loves. You can arrange the setting to be meaningful for you, and peaceful for your pet. Your pet will not have to be carried in and out of the car and will not experience the stress of being in a clinic. And you will not have to experience grief in a public place.
 
Dr. Ivey will provide the compassionate, dignified, and peaceful ending your pet deserves. You will be able to hold and comfort your pet during the entire process, and your pet will spend his or her last moments surrounded by love. You too will be in the comfort of home. She provides euthanasia services to house pets of all types, including small mammals and birds, as well as dogs and cats.
 
Losing a beloved pet is very difficult; Dr. Ivey’s sincere hope is that she can help make this time easier. The links at the bottom of this page direct you to information that will guide you through the end of life process. All of the important information will also be discussed with you and your family in person. It is very important that all your questions are answered and all your pet’s needs are addressed. Please call or email with any questions or special requests that you have.

 

• Deciding When it’s Time Many pet owners struggle with knowing when is the right time to bring peace to their beloved friend. Helpful information for you to find the right time is here.
   

• What to Expect & How to Prepare When the time comes, knowing what to expect is very important.
   

• Aftercare When your pet is at peace, his or her body will be respectfully cared for according to your wishes.