End of Life and Euthanasia
The 2016 AAHA/IAAHPC End-of-Life Care Guidelines provide detailed recommendations for maximizing patient comfort and minimizing suffering while providing a collaborative and supportive partnership with the caregiver client.71 For many clients, as their senior pet develops chronic progressive disease or a terminal illness, the events and veterinary care surrounding their pet’s final life stage are significant.
Evaluating the Healthy Senior Pet
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End of Life and Euthanasia
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Making Senior Patients a Practice Priority
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Evaluating the Healthy Senior Pet
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End of Life and Euthanasia
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Making Senior Patients a Practice Priority
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