TeleAdvice Program

30 min

$85

20+

A supportive first step

When a pet begins to decline, it can be difficult to know what to do next. Many families find themselves asking: Is my pet suffering? When is the right time to consider euthanasia? Could hospice care be an option for us?

A virtual quality-of-life consultation offers a calm, supportive space to talk through these questions with an experienced veterinary professional \u2014 so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

A calm golden retriever looking gently toward the camera outdoors
How it works

Who you\u2019ll talk to

Erin is a Registered Veterinary Technician with advanced certification in hospice and palliative care through the International Association for Animal Hospice and Palliative Care (IAAHPC). She works closely with the Senior Pet Vet team to support families navigating end-of-life decisions.

With over 20 years in veterinary medicine and 8 years devoted specifically to end-of-life care, her approach is compassionate, thoughtful, and grounded in experience \u2014 helping families feel more at ease during an often overwhelming time.

Erin Coonrod, registered veterinary technician certified in hospice and palliative care
Fluffy, a Maine Coon cat, gazing calmly toward the camera
Sally & Eddie \u2014 Rescue Sato, 11
What we\u2019ll cover

A structured, compassionate look at how your pet is really doing — appetite, mobility, joy, and comfort — so you have an honest picture, not just a feeling.

A veterinarian gently listening to a dog’s heart during a calm home visit

  • Fear Free Certified Professional badge
  • IAAHPC — International Association for Animal Hospice and Palliative Care
  • AAHA Accredited — American Animal Hospital Association, The Standard of Veterinary Excellence
  • AVMA — American Veterinary Medical Association seal

  • Comfort comes first

    Every exam, treatment, and conversation is centered on how your pet feels — easing pain and fear before anything else.

  • You set the pace

    We listen first and never rush a decision. You always know your options, what they mean, and what happens next.

A senior pet resting comfortably at home
  • Alongside your veterinarian

    We add a layer of senior-care support to your family vet — sharing notes and coordinating care, never replacing them.

  • In your home, on your terms

    Senior pets feel safest at home. We bring expert care to your living room — no carriers, no waiting rooms, no unfamiliar smells or sounds.

Common questions

The TeleAdvice Program is ideal if you’re unsure how quickly your pet’s condition is progressing, not ready to schedule an in-home euthanasia visit, looking for guidance when family members’ wishes differ, or wanting to understand what to expect in the coming weeks or months.