Description
End of Life Education & Care for Pets
Dealing with compassion fatigue for the pet professional
Who is this course for?
- dog trainers
- dog walkers
- dog groomers
- pet care professionals
- veterinarians and vet staff
- euthanasia care givers
- pet crematory workers
- pet owners
Pet Palliative Care & Euthansia
There are options available to today’s pet owner, when it comes to eldercare and end of life decisions. Mobile pet hospice is a new and growing trend in pet care that can prolong the life of a beloved pet, without sacrificing quality of life. Euthanasia options are available in-home that make a pet and their family more comfortable and compassionate. Jodi Clock explains growing trends and options in eldercare.
What Happens When a Pet Dies?
Would you know what to do if a pet in your care died? How about it’s owner? If a client asked you on advice about euthanasia or cremation, would you be able to answer with helpful, factual information? Even though these subjects make many of us uncomfortable, it can provide a tremendous service, as well as support, to our clients during a very difficult time in their life. Dealing with the loss of a pet is every bit as traumatic as losing a human family member. Jodi walks you through these sensitive topics in her online training course.
Celebrating the Life of a Pet
After a pet dies, its important for the owners and other animals in the house to grieve. Missing steps in the grieving process, even for other animals, can cause long term behavioral and health issues. In these important videos, Jodi discusses what to do in the minutes after death, options for cremation or burial, and how to memorialize a cherished pet after they’re gone. Although difficult subject matter for some, this is critical information for anyone that has ever dealt with or will deal with the loss of a pet. By knowing answers to questions and offering suggestions and resources, you can help ease a client’s mind during this difficult phase of pet ownership.
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