End of life care for a beloved pet is a time often rife with concern and second-guessing. How to handle the decisions that arise can be gut-wrenching and agonizing for pet parents as it is easy to be overwhelmed by fears, doubts and even a sense of guilt.” All these emotions are completely normal. After all, our pets are a piece of our hearts and our lives. Just as each pet is unique, as is each family and situation, so too are the answers to end of life questions,” says EverLoved veterinarian Dr. Lydia Sullivan.

EverLoved Veterinary offers guidance and understanding in making the best possible choices for family pets, allowing families to have greater confidence and peace of mind during this journey. Though caring for a geriatric or terminally ill pet is a very personal experience, it is not one that must be faced alone. Sullivan is an expert at helping navigate there path, offers compassion and comfort for ever loved pets. EverLoved provides veterinary home hospice, acupuncture and euthanasia services.