Magill Jennifer DVM

Though our primary focus is in-home consultation, we perform in-house lab work during appointments, such as bloodwork and fecal testing, depending on individual needs. This includes on-site diagnostics such as l lifestyle vaccinations and monitoring for disease progression, allowing us to make immediate treatment recommendations.

We provide comprehensive pain management strategies as part of our in-home palliative care, including adjustments to medication protocols, sedation support during difficult procedures, and relief options during end-of-life consultations. Your pet’s comfort and well-being are prioritized in every interaction, leveraging personalized, at-home protocols to address medical and emotional needs.

We provide personalized in-home Quality of Life Assessment exams to help pet owners evaluate their companion’s well-being when considering end-of-life decisions. Our 1-hour assessment includes a thorough physical exam, observation in their natural environment, and detailed discussion of quality-of-life factors using specialized handouts. Our goal is to offer guidance and support to ensure compassionate, informed decision-making for both pets and their families.

Although we directly perform in-home euthanasia, our service inherently aligns with the concept of referring pet owners to compassionate, at-home end-of-life options. Our consultations include guidance on humane transitions and the opportunity to prepare for these final moments in your pet’s familiar environment with education on what to expect.