In the tender moments surrounding the end of a beloved pet’s life, guardians often face agonising decisions. One that brings particular...

It’s natural to doubt yourself, replaying moments and wondering if you should have given your pet more time, or if you waited too long. Grief plays tricks on our minds, but it's important to remember this: choosing euthanasia is never about giving up; it’s about choosing kindness in the hardest possible way.

A pet may be alive, but are they truly living? If their days are filled with discomfort rather than joy - unable to eat, move, or engage with their surroundings, they may be existing rather than thriving.

Better a Day Too Early, than a Day Too Late…. But Is It? The decision to euthanise a pet is one of the hardest choices a guardian can face. For many, this phrase offers reassurance: a way to frame the impossible choice as an act of mercy rather than tragedy. The idea is simple, choosing euthanasia too late means subjecting a pet to unnecessary suffering. Choosing too early means sparing them pain that may not have come yet. But does this logic always hold? Does it dismiss th