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Being at home can greatly reduce stress for both pets and their families. There is no travelling, no waiting rooms, and no rushing—just time, privacy, and space to say goodbye your way.
Nicola will take time to talk with you, answer any questions, and get to know your pet. A gentle sedative is given first so your pet falls into a peaceful sleep before the final injection. The process is calm, dignified, and never rushed.
Appointments are unhurried and usually last around 45–60 minutes, but there is no strict time limit. You will be given all the time you need.
Absolutely. Family members, including children and other pets if you wish, are welcome to be present. You can choose who is with your pet and how the goodbye looks for you.
No. The process is designed to be gentle and peaceful. Your pet is given sedation first, allowing them to fall into a deep sleep before passing quietly.
This is a deeply personal decision. Nicola is happy to talk things through with you and offer guidance based on your pet’s quality of life, comfort, and wellbeing.
You can contact The Final Walk as soon as you begin to feel unsure about your pet’s quality of life. You don’t need to have made a final decision—Nicola is happy to talk things through and offer calm, honest guidance.
Yes, absolutely. Many families call simply to ask questions or seek reassurance. There is no pressure or obligation—support is available whenever you need clarity or comfort.
Wherever possible, Nicola will do her best to help with urgent requests. Availability can vary, so it’s always best to get in touch as soon as you feel the time may be approaching.