Lowcountry Pet Hospice and Home Euthanasia

Pain management is a cornerstone of our In-Home Hospice and Palliative Care services. During initial and ongoing assessments, we evaluate your pet’s discomfort and prescribe medications (Tier I and II) to ensure their quality of life. Our team administers medications during follow-up visits and adjusts treatment plans as needed to keep your pet comfortable in their final days.

We provide a thorough quality of life assessment during in-home hospice consultations or before euthanasia to ensure your pet’s comfort and dignity. This assessment evaluates pain levels, mobility, and overall well-being to guide decisions tailored to your pet’s needs and your family’s wishes. Our veterinarian will discuss findings with you to confirm the best course of action for your pet’s end-of-life care.

We specialize in At-Home Euthanasia, offering this compassionate service directly in your home to minimize stress for your pet and family. Our team conducts a quality of life assessment first, followed by a peaceful procedure with sedation and IV administration for a dignified passing. We also provide Aquamation services as an eco-friendly aftercare option, ensuring your pet’s remains are handled with care.