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For a more comfortable
End of Life and Palliative Care 

Supporting you and your pet through changing needs, with personalised veterinary guidance to understand quality of life, manage comfort and plan ahead with confidence.

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In-home 

Quality of Life Consultation

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  • Meet with your veterinarian in your pet’s home

  • Veterinary quality-of-life assessment

  • Holistic, gentle and collaborative approach

  • Identify your pet’s wellbeing and areas of concern

  • Explore comfort, supportive and palliative care options

  • Guidance with end-of-life planning and decision-making

  • Safe space to discuss ageing, dying and end-of-life care

  • Personalised written summary after your consultation

Questions we can help you navigate

Is it too soon? Is it too late?

How will I know when it’s time?
How can we keep my pet comfortable?
Is euthanasia the only option?
What might a natural death look like?
What does euthanasia involve?
How can I prepare for what’s ahead?
What support is available before, during and after saying goodbye?

Allow 60 minutes

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Online assessment & follow up phone consultation

 Is it the right time?

  • Instant online quality-of-life assessment

  • Understand your pet’s current health, wellbeing and quality of life

  • Personalised quality-of-life indicator

  • Veterinary review and interpretation

  • Follow-up phone consultation with your veterinarian

  • Tailored recommendations to support your pet’s comfort and wellbeing

  • Guidance through end-of-life decisions

  • Complete individually or with family

 

 

Allow 20–40 minutes for online assessment

Phone consultation scheduled after completion

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Palliative care

  • Personalised veterinary care for pets with ongoing, chronic or progressive conditions, focused on maintaining comfort and quality of life.

  • Assessment of your pet’s changing needs

  • Pain and symptom management

  • Practical advice for caring for your pet at home

  • Supportive and palliative care options

  • Guidance as your pet’s condition progresses

  • Collaboration with your regular veterinarian and veterinary hospital when required

  • Quality-of-life monitoring and planning

  • Support with end-of-life decisions when the time comes

Every pet’s needs are different. Palliative care is tailored to your pet and may involve ongoing veterinary support as their needs change.

Travel Fee may apply. Margaret River and surrounds incur no travel fee, please see our service map.

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