KindHearted Pet Euthanasia In-Home Animal Euthanasia

07/19/2024

🐾 **Remembering Our Beloved Pets** 🐾

We're honoured to introduce a new page on our KindHearted Pet Euthanasia website that is dedicated to the cherished memories of recently deceased pets. This space is created for you to share stories, photos, and the love you hold for your furry family members who have passed away.

Please submit your pet's story to us and visit our website to celebrate and honour their beautiful lives. 💖✨

https://khearted.ca/memorials/

Memorials In honour of your pet If you would like to add a memorial of your pet companion to this page, please send us your text (a paragraph or two) and a photo of your choosing to [email protected] Cannelle Cannelle was more than just a dog; she was a cherished friend, a source of endless […]

05/30/2024

Please be advised that we will NOT be available for In-home euthanasia visits for the period of Thursday, May 30 to Friday, June 21. We apologize for the disruption.
For information on the costs and process of having a veterinarian come to your home, please go to our website, KHearted.ca You may start the process by completing the New Patient Form ( https://khearted.ca/book-a-consult/ ) on the website, and we will respond to you as soon as we are available again on June 21. 💕

01/15/2024

Come join me at the Chickadee Cat Club January 28th event!

12/15/2023

How do I know when it is time?

It is always difficult to decide when to euthanize a beloved pet. We all go through different waves of emotions as we sort out when is the best time for euthanasia. Please don’t ask your suffering pet to ‘give you one more Christmas’.

When trying to decide if “it is time”, it's best to not use the calendar or season to make the decision. For example, don’t say, “we have all the family coming for Christmas and they will want to see Fluffy one more time”. When we use a season/holiday or calendar to decide when to euthanize, we run the risk of prolonging discomfort for our pet. And nobody wants to ‘go too long’.

It is better to look at how your pet is handling its everyday life activities and if there are any current pain issues.

We hope this chart [https://khearted.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/HowDoIKnowWhen.pdf ] will help with the decision around the right time to request euthanasia.

https://Khearted.ca

11/21/2023

AfterCare Choices: Private Cremation, Group Cremation and Home Burial 💗

After euthanasia, there are decisions to make about dealing with your pet’s body. KindHearted Pet Euthanasia (https://khearted.ca) can help you with the AfterCare choices. We will transport your animal for Private or Group cremation and will bring the ashes back to you if you choose to have Private cremation for your pet.

Private Cremation involves cremation of your pet individually at the crematory. You will receive all your pet’s ashes back in two to three weeks. You may choose to get a Photo case Paw Print impression as well as a Specialty Urn, Keepsake or Pendant.

Group Cremation involves cremation of your beloved pet with other pets. The ashes are combined after cremation and buried on the Cherished Pets Crematory site. You will not get the ashes back. However, you can chose to have a Photo case Paw Print impression returned to you. (https://khearted.ca/product-category/paw-print/)

Home Burial is when one chooses to bury their pet at home on their own property. There are regulations about how and where to bury your pet. We recommend that you bury your pet in a protective container like a Euthabag to help keep other animals out and any medications in. See KHearted.ca for New Brunswick recommended guidelines: https://khearted.ca/how-it-works/ -burial

Please see our website at KHearted.ca for more information, and feel free to contact us for help in choosing the best AfterCare option for you and your family.
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09/24/2023

We are pleased to introduce an often-requested service to the Fredericton, NB area. KindHearted Pet Euthanasia provides for In-Home euthanasia for your pets.
At KindHearted Pet Euthanasia, we understand that saying goodbye to a beloved pet is an incredibly emotional and difficult journey. Our mission is to provide a peaceful and painless transition for your furry family member.
In-Home Comfort: We come to you, ensuring your pet’s final moments are spent in the familiar and loving surroundings of their home.
We offer guidance and support to help you through this challenging process with empathy and kindness.
We promise to honour the unconditional love and companionship your pet has provided. Your pet’s comfort and dignity are our top priorities, and we’re here to make this difficult time as gentle as possible.
Visit our website at KHearted.ca to learn more about our services and how to begin the process of arranging an in-home euthanasia for your beloved pet.

Text us at: 506-461-9318
Website: KHearted.ca

Thank you for allowing us to be part of your pet’s journey.