Bowwout

11/01/2025

31/12/2024

Wishing all clients a Happy and Healthy 2025! ❤️
Please note that Bowwout At Home Euthanasia service will not be in operation from 4 - 10 January 2025.

27/12/2024

I’ve Just seen a lurcher dog in Courtown woods. Seems lost? Nice temperament. Had to leave her there owing to my dogs.

05/12/2024

Autumn was so late this year that the squirrels weren’t bothering and leaving no scent. I was relieved to see Kochi barking and staring up trees at the end of November. It’s a year since her cruciate operation, which healed well and the other leg is still strong, though I know there’s damage in there. As long as she’s happy…Pi helping as usual.

23/11/2024

What a great idea … seen in Australia. 💡 🐾🐾❤️

23/11/2024

The update we’ve been desperate for.

RPD Tommy has finally found his forever home with his new sweetheart 🥰

We have been looking for a specific home for Tommy due to his size and quirky character and he’s only gone and found it.

Be happy Tommy you so deserve it

Huge thanks to his new owners 😊

23/11/2024

I’m still being told that Bowwout.ie At Home Euthanasia page is difficult to find. Just to reassure friends and clients that I’m working to try to make it more visible!

The kind way to end a beloved pet s suffering - at home

18/11/2024

I’ve found that two people recently who contacted me by email looking for help have been missed. So please for future reference I advise to text, WhatsApp or call me for enquiries, and be aware that if I haven’t answered within an hour or two I probably haven’t received it Don’t hesitate to resend enquiries - thank you.

04/08/2024

Wexford Bridge is closed today for the Fleadh. No advance signs. If you’re coming from Gorey and are too late to go on M11, take the turnoff at Castlebridge!.

01/08/2024

A dog with a nonchalant expression upstages a mobile phone somewhere in Portugal. It could be Ireland, the UK, Madeira, Australia; the warmth of the photo has nothing to do with the temperature. Please follow and share my page if you like it - for people to know that Bowwout, a dedicated home euthanasia service for pets, is available in the south-east of Ireland.

30/07/2024

Beautiful Wicklow countryside, trees and trails and wildlife sightings to absorb from the back of your horse.

25/07/2024

A bit worried when I was away and I got two enquiries. One owner's own vet came out themselves to put her distressed dog to sleep. That's what the business was started for in the first place - to encourage owners' vets to provide a Home euthanasia service. But in the meantime practices just got too busy. It's great to see them helping when they can.
The other call also resolved - the owner and I kept in phone contact and we gave her dog time (while keeping her own vet practice on red alert!) to see if the situation resolved. It did, and he will live to see another day, happy and not in pain.
The dog in the photo is now 9 years old - and has a bigger bed...

16/07/2024

Please note that our Bowwout pet euthanasia service will be taking a break between 20 and 26 July. Please contact your own vet if you need help at this time. Some vets will come to the car park and put down your dog there, so that they don't have to enter the clinic. It's always worth asking. 🌻

29/06/2024

I advertised Bowwout on East Coast Radio for the past few weeks. I was touched by the number of people who put their trust in my service as a result of it. I'd like to remind owners that your own vet might come to your home to put your pet down and it's always worth asking them first. The dogs in the photo are very much alive, and sleep like this beside my desk every day.

13/05/2024

What a great day to be inside at my laptop - I hope you're all warm and dry too! I've just had a short break to get admin matters sorted, but hopefully will be active before the end of May. Up to now I have worked mainly by word of mouth, but some clients have said that they wish they'd known about the service years ago, so I'd better try to get a better Facebook presence! Thanks to my regular Facebook supporters who often share and follow. My little dog, Pi, is shown enjoying a drink below the granite cross in the old graveyard in Aghowle Church.