Pet euthanasias with love and compassion at home free of anxiety or pain

09/01/2020

Is my senior pet still happy? What signs potentially show quality of life?

-whether your pet is eating and drinking
-your pet’s activity level
-your pet’s interest in sights, smells, and surroundings
-whether vocalizations or body language suggest intractable pain
-reactions to beloved foods, activities, or people
-your pet’s tolerance for medical interventions and vet visits

30/11/2019

Apparently if you stand real still, you become invisible.

28/11/2019

Greetings! If you have a pet near the end of his/her life or maybe you’re not sure, we can help. Dr League has the skill set and knowledge to make the process so much less stressful for you and your pet. She has been doing mobile euthanasia’s for years and would like to offer these services to Wichita. Wichita is where her family is from. She has two kids and a German Shepherd named Lily.

Her practice in Enid is called League Mobile Veterinary services. She recently lost her Rottweiler to cancer. She understands how hard it is to even think about contacting someone to help your pet cross over. Please message us to set up a consult or call 580-478-2648. If calling, understand you must leave a message to receive a call back in the next day or so.

25/11/2019

When is it time?

“I'd rather help my friend a month too soon than an hour too late."

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/all-dogs-go-heaven/201202/when-should-you-euthanize-pet%3famp

http://www.vetstreet.com/our-pet-experts/how-to-say-goodbye

Deciding to put your pet down is an incredibly difficult decision to make. Dr. Andy Roark offers advice on when to euthanize a pet and what's best for them.

25/11/2019

When is it time to let go? Here are some examples;

-When a dog is in severe, chronic pain which can’t be relieved

-When a dog is critically injured and won’t be unable to survive the damage

-If a dog’s quality of life is so poor that he/she is merely ‘existing’ not ‘living’

25/11/2019

When it comes time to let your pet go, give them the death they deserve. Let it be at home where it’s comfortable and they’re surrounded by love and family. It’s the most dreaded day for any pet owner but your pet deserves this honor.

Right now thru the end of the week it’s a flat rate of $350 for anyone in the Wichita area.
This special pricing is due to the fact that Dr League wishes to offer her talents and capabilities from Oklahoma and share with Wichita. Her full business is League Mobile Vet LLC of Enid, Ok where she has had a successful mobile practice for years.

Dr League recently lost her Rottweiler to cancer. Her dog Havok, was only three. She knows what it is like. She understands the need to ensure the process is as pain and anxiety free as possible.

Upon arrival, a small shot is given in a tiny insulin syringe. This helps with pain and comfort. Then the actual shot that is to stop the heart and gently pass the animal over to the other side is given only when the animal is at peace. A stethoscope confirms the heart has stopped. Owners have the option to bury or cremate privately.

Please note payment is due before the process is started. Debit and credit accepted. No check.