Country Creek Animal Hospital


1258 West Exchange Parkway

Allen, TX 75013


Call or Text: (972) 649-6777

Email: info@countrycreekvets.com


Mon - Fri: 7:30am - 6pm

Sat: 9am - 12pm*

Sun: 5pm - 6pm*

*by appointment for boarding pick up and drop off

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Fear-Free Certified, Cat Friendly Practice, AAHA Accredited

Comprehensive and Compassionate Care for Your Pet

1258 West Exchange Parkway, Allen TX 75013

Mon-Fri: 7:30am-6:00pm | Sat: 9am-12pm

Email: info@countrycreekvets.com

Call or Text Today for an Appointment (972) 649-6777

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Euthanasia & End-of-Life Care


At Country Creek Animal Hospital we understand that the decision to consider pet euthanasia is one of the most difficult choices a pet owner can face. It's a journey marked by deep emotions, moral considerations, and the desire to do what's best for your beloved animal companion. Our compassionate team approaches this sensitive subject with utmost empathy, aiming to provide support, clarity, and peace of mind during this challenging time.  We acknowledge the unique bond between pets and their owners and respect the individual needs of each family during this period of transition and loss.


When Is Euthanasia Considered?


  1. Terminal Illness: When a pet suffers from a disease that cannot be cured.
  2. Severe Pain: Unmanageable pain affecting the pet's quality of life.
  3. Advanced Age: Complications and ailments in elderly pets.


Euthanasia is considered when a pet's quality of life has deteriorated significantly. This decision is never easy. It involves thorough discussions with our veterinary team, considering the pet's condition and the owner's feelings.


The Euthanasia Process


The process is designed to be as peaceful as possible:


  1. Consultation: Discussing the procedure and answering any questions.
  2. Sedation: Administering a sedative to ensure the pet is calm and pain-free.
  3. Euthanasia Injection: A painless injection that allows the pet to pass peacefully.


Our approach is gentle, ensuring that the pet feels no pain. You can choose to be present during the procedure, offering comfort to your beloved companion in their final moments.


Aftercare Options


Post-euthanasia, pet owners have several options:


  • Cremation: Individual or communal, with the option to keep the ashes.
  • Burial: Either at home or in a pet cemetery. Please note that burial at home is against the law within city limits. 


We understand the emotional weight of euthanasia. Our goal is to provide a peaceful, dignified end-of-life experience for your pet, coupled with support and understanding for you, the pet owner. For more information or to discuss this service further, please don't hesitate to contact us.



Do you have questions about end-of-life care options?

Give us a call today.

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