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what are the different kinds of death (3)
Accidental
Surgical or Medical
Planned death - euthanasia
define euthenasia
the painless killing of a patient suffering from an incurable, painful disease
Tips to give to clients to help cope better on euthenasia day (3)
Bring a friend with you
Take the day off
Pay before the procedure is performed or get the vet to send an invoice after
how to explain euthenasia (6)
how this works is your pet will have an IV catheter placed in their front leg to allow access to the vein.
the Veterinarian will give a small dose of a sedative into the catheter to relax your pet
once you are ready, the Vet will then administer the Euthasol into the IV catheter slowly
Euthasol is a solution that is made up of a combination of chemicals that causes complete muscle relaxation and a quick/ painless termination of neurotransmission (Barbiturate)- stops the heart
This is a quick and painless procedure and the effects of the Ethanol happens within minutes of entering the body
Let them know that they may see some open mouth breathing or muscle tremors- this is normal in some cases and every animal reacts differently*
what are the 4 types of grief expressions
mental
physical
emotional
social
define resolution
when the client can now look at their deceased pet’s photo and instead of crying, they smile.
define replacement
this is the decision of the client (and only the client) when deciding of a new pet, after the loss of another.
define compounded loss
refers to them being reminded of another death or loss that they may have just went through.
what should u do?
Do control your own response/ emotions but know you that you cannot control the clients
Do convey information correctly and honestly
Do respect pet owners privacy and decisions
Do offer professional support
Nonverbal communication is meaningful.
what should u not do (6)
Don’t compare one person’s grief to another’s
Don’t encourage them to stay busy and keep their mind off of it - they need to slowly heal and grieve
Don’t scold pet owners for their decisions
Don’t suggest they immediately replace the pet they loss with another
Don’t overstep your boundaries - or offer unwanted advice
Don’t forget client confidentiality - never discuss the case outside of the clinic
define communal cremation
several bodies are incinerated at the same time, ashes are disposed in appropriate landfill
define private cremation
single body is incinerated and ashes are collected and stored in chosen container
define Euthanasia
is the humane termination of an animal’s life
procedure for death confirmation (3)
Evaluate the animal’s consciousness:
Confirm insensibility
Confirm death