At Home Pet Euthanasia in Beavercreek, OR

At Home Pet Euthanasia Services in Beavercreek, OR

At Rogue Veterinary, we provide comprehensive at home pet euthanasia services right here in Beavercreek, OR. Our professional veterinarian and empathetic veterinary team walks each client through the process with care and understanding.

Euthanasia is undoubtedly a challenging decision to make for your loyal family companion.

Our top priority is always to ensure the highest quality of life for animals under our care. However, when the quality of life declines significantly due to illness or age, humane euthanasia services become an option that we as a compassionate team can offer.

For us at Rogue Veterinary, it goes beyond being just a service; it’s about offering peace during this difficult time for both pets and their human families.

What Makes Us Different?

We are Fear Free certified and ONLY work in a safe manner for the pets and the people caring for them. For more information about Fear Free please visit their website. We teach our clients about recognizing and addressing fear in pets, and we implement those same techniques in a manner to reduce stress and fear when we handle your pet. This can look different for every pet and pet parent.

Some examples include:

• Treats
• Calming pheromones specific to your pet’s species
• Pre-exam/treatment pharmaceuticals
• Calming and cozy wrap techniques
• Muzzles that have treats built in to reduce stress and distract and create safety, as well as allow panting, which is a fear reaction and is important for preventing overheating

These are employed to keep your pet safe as well as you and our staff. We may not be able to eliminate fear entirely but we will do everything possible to reduce it. We recommend all pet owners be familiar with fear-free identification and alleviation techniques and start their pets early with fear-free training to set them up for success in their lives. The most common fear-causing situations are when interacting with the public, grooming, and veterinary care. You have the power and responsibility as a pet parent to ensure your pet is as comfortable as possible before bringing them into these situations.