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Euthanasia: The Ending Matters Most
1Lap of Love Veterinary Hospice, Memphis, TN, USA; Lap of Love Veterinary Hospice, 17804 US-41, Lutz, FL 33549, USA.
Abstract:
Humane euthanasia is one of the most sacred responsibilities of the veterinary profession. Veterinary professionals should always strive to demonstrate a balance of medical knowledge and emotional sensitivity during euthanasia conversations and appointments; the biggest challenge of this balancing act stems from the fact that veterinarians are not only advocating for the physical welfare of their patient but also for the emotional welfare of the pet's family. Above all, showing affection for the pet, acknowledging the accomplishments of the family in the pet's care, and achieving a peaceful transition should be seen as a final victory of the human-animal bond.
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