Compassionate, In-Home, End-of-Life Veterinary Care for Your Best Friend.
Providing peace, comfort, and support to pets and families during difficult times.
About
Dr. Seth Schwartz
Education: University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine
As a Veterinarian, I am dedicated to providing honest and compassionate care to both pets and their families. I understand the emotional challenges of navigating end-of-life decisions for a beloved pet, and I strive to offer clear guidance and support during these difficult moments. My goal is to ensure that every pet’s final journey is as peaceful and pain-free as possible, while helping families make informed decisions with confidence and empathy.
I believe in providing this care in the comfort of your home, where both you and your pet can feel safe and supported. Being at home allows your pet to be in a familiar, peaceful environment, free from the stress of a clinic. You can say goodbye in a space filled with love and memories, surrounded by family, which helps create a more intimate, personal farewell.
Why At-Home Care?
Choosing to provide end-of-life care in your pet’s familiar surroundings helps create a calm, loving atmosphere for both pet and family. The stress and anxiety of a clinical environment can be avoided, allowing your pet to feel at ease in their own home. This intimate setting allows families to say their goodbyes with more privacy and peace, knowing their pet is receiving care in a space filled with love and memories.
At-Home euthanasia
Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is never easy, and many pet owners find comfort in the option of at-home euthanasia.
This service allows pets to pass peacefully in the comfort and familiar surroundings of their own home, surrounded by the love of their family.
At-home euthanasia is a gentle, calm process designed to minimize stress and anxiety for both the pet and the family. The process typically begins with the administration of a sedative to help your pet relax, followed by the euthanasia medication, which is given in a way that ensures your pet’s comfort and dignity.
This approach can help reduce the fear or discomfort that pets often experience in a clinical setting and allows families to say their goodbyes in a peaceful, private space. At-home euthanasia also gives owners the opportunity to have more control over the environment and experience, providing a chance for a final, loving farewell.
After the procedure, we can assist with cremation or other aftercare services, based on the owner’s wishes.
Hospice Care
Quality of life is one of the most difficult, yet important, conversations I have with pet owners. It can be challenging to assess whether your pet is in pain or suffering from an underlying illness. My goal is to ensure that every pet owner fully understands the available options for maintaining their pet’s quality of life. Pain management is a critical aspect of keeping pets comfortable, which directly contributes to a happier and better quality of life.
I offer a blend of Western and holistic medicine to provide comprehensive pain management options tailored to each pet’s needs. For pets who are physically unable to travel to a veterinary clinic, at-home hospice care is an excellent solution. It allows us to provide high-quality, compassionate care in the comfort of your home, ensuring your pet receives the medical attention they need without the added stress of travel.
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