Areas we serve: Milton
In Home Pet Euthanasia Milton
Peaceful Passing: Providing Compassionate Cat and Dog Euthanasia in Milton
Dr. Susan Dailley, Dr. Suzanne Gallant, Dr Shanna Clinch, Dr. Kirsten Graham, and Dr. Meredith Geldart are our five dedicated mobile veterinarians serving Milton, Georgetown, Campbellville, and area. Peaceful Passing was established in 2015 to ensure that our loved ones’ final moments are spent in their favourite place, surrounded by the people they love.
Our practice exclusively offers compassionate in-home pet euthanasia and aftercare services for small animals.
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Services Offered
In Home Dog Euthanasia
In-home dog euthanasia eliminates the stress of a vet visit, allowing your canine friend to spend their final moments in the comfort of their own home, on their favorite blanket, or in the arms of their loved ones.
In Home Cat Euthanasia
In-home cat euthanasia eliminates the stress of a vet visit, allowing your feline friend to spend their final moments with loved ones in the comfort of their favorite place.
Pet Transportation and Cremation or Aquamation Service
Sometimes, our pets pass away suddenly and without warning. Peaceful Passing can help ease this difficult time by arranging aftercare and transporting your pet to our cremation or aquamation partner. For Assistance, please fill out this form.
Aftercare, Paw Prints, Urns and Memorial Items
Choosing your aftercare is a personal choice. We offer cremation and aquamation as well as memorial items such as paw prints, urns, jewelry, and other keepsakes.
Virtual and In-Home Quality-of-Life Assessments
Not sure if it’s time yet? Understanding your pet’s medical condition is crucial, but it’s also important to consider how you and your loved ones want to spend your pet’s last days together. We can help by assessing your pet’s quality-of-life and providing guidance during this difficult process.
Start The Quality-of-life assessment tool
Our Pet Quality-of-Life Scale offers a gentle guide to help you assess your beloved companion’s well-being. It provides a compassionate and objective perspective of their quality-of-life, complementing the advice of your trusted veterinarian. Together, these resources ensure that your decisions are rooted in your pet’s best interest and comfort.
Our Aftercare Options
As you navigate this tender time, we invite you to explore the various aftercare options available to honor the memory of your cherished companion. From information about cremation and aquamation to burial, or other meaningful tributes, we can guide you through the choices that feel most fitting.
What to expect:
Upon Arrival
Sedation
During Sedation
This is the time for you to get in your final snuggles and kisses as your cherished companion becomes drowsy or drifts off to sleep.
Euthanasia
In the final step of euthanasia, a compassionate approach is taken to ensure that your beloved pet experiences a peaceful transition. A carefully administered injection is gently given, allowing your cherished companion to gracefully and painlessly embrace a restful departure from this world.
After your pet has passed
The veterinarian will give you as much time as you need to say goodbye to your cherished companion.
A fur clipping can be requested before your pet departs from your home.
Aftercare
After you have had a chance to say goodbye to your pet, your Peaceful Passing veterinarian will assist in carrying your pet to their vehicle. They will wrap your pet in a blanket, towel, or sheet that you have provided. Larger pets will be carried on a hand-held stretcher to provide support. We will request the assistance of at least one other strong individual at the home for pets weighing over 30 lbs. Your pet will be cared for by your Peaceful Passing veterinarian until they are transferred to the care of one of our aftercare providers (cremation or aquamation). Rest assured that your pet’s body will be treated with dignity and respect during their aftercare journey. Should you wish to deliver your pet to one of our aftercare providers directly, this can be arranged with advance notice. Please mention this to our Peaceful Passing Client Care Team and we will be happy to assist. Your comfort is very important to us.
Memorialization
If you have chosen cremation or aquamation for your pet’s aftercare, and if you have indicated that you are interested in purchasing a memorial product (urn, paw print, or other keepsake), we will assist you in purchasing your selections either over the phone, by email, or by providing online access to a private portal. All paw/nose print selections must be made before your pet is cremated or aquamated.
Our Compassionate Milton Team
Dr. Susan Dailley
Veterinarian & Founder
Dr. Shanna Clinch
Guelph & Tri-Cities Area
Dr. Nikki Dobben
Drayton Area
Dr. Meredith Geldart
Guelph & Tri-Cities Area
Dr. Suzanne Gallant
Halton, Hamilton, & Brantford Areas
Laura Tarable
Client Care Coordinator
Dr. Kirsten Graham
Guelph & Tri-Cities Area
frequently asked questions
What is included in the cost?
The cost for the visit will vary depending on the size of your pet, the distance driven, and other factors such as the need for additional time or medications. The in-home euthanasia service includes the veterinary visit to your home, a brief assessment, and the sedation & euthanasia procedure. Additionally, based on your aftercare selection, the cost may include, cremation or aquamation, transportation, and keepsakes.
Will you assess my pet upon arrival?
How long does the appointment take?
We understand this is a tender time. Your veterinarian will be present in your home for 20-60 minutes, allowing ample space and time for you to say goodbye and be with your companion in a way that feels most comfortable and peaceful.
Will the vet take my pet with them after the appointment?
During your appointment, the vet will confirm your aftercare selection. If you opt for cremation or aquamation services, the vet will handle your pet’s transportation from your home and will care for your pet’s body until they are respectfully transferred to the appointed aftercare provider.
Are you available for emergencies?
Peaceful Passing’s priority is to accommodate our patients and we can usually have a veterinarian available for same day emergency visits. However, Peaceful Passing is not a 24 hour emergency service. If this is a serious emergency, we recommend contacting your regular veterinary clinic or the nearest veterinary emergency facility.
What Pet Parents Are Saying
If this is an emergency, please contact your nearest emergency vet hospital
Clinic Website
Burlington Veterinary Emergency & Referral Hospital
Phone
(905) 637-8111
Location
775 Woodview Rd
Burlington ON
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Mississauga-Oakville Veterinary Emergency Hospital
Phone
905-829-9444
Location
2285 Bristol Circle
Oakville, ON