Saying Goodbye
With grace and dignity.
The biggest difference between “regular” veterinary care and end-of-life care is that, with end-of-life care, the goal shifts from directly treating the patients’ underlying disease to keeping him or her comfortable and content.
Dr. Kuhn was part of the first graduating class of veterinarians to earn their credentials in End of Life Care. She is here to support your pet and your family to make sure the time you have left together will be remembered fondly.
The biggest difference between “regular” veterinary care and end of life care is that, with end of life care, the goal shifts from directly treating the patients’ underlying disease to keeping him or her comfortable and content.
Dr. Kuhn and Dr. Dalghren were both part of the first graduating class of veterinarians to earn their credentials in End of Life Care. They are here to support your pet and your family to make sure the time you have left together will be remembered fondly.
