Pet euthanasia refers to the owner's decision to leave the pet with irreversible diseases, senile failure, incurable serious injuries, personality problems and other incurable diseases for some reason with the help of medical professionals.
When pets suffer from incurable diseases or terminal diseases and their lives are getting worse, euthanasia is a common choice in order to avoid unnecessary pain of pets and weigh the advantages and disadvantages.
2, the specific process of pet euthanasia
The euthanasia of pets requires professional doctors to complete it. The general process is divided into the following steps:
In the first step, the doctor will talk to the owner to understand the pet's condition and the owner's wishes. The owner can accompany the pet to the hospital and decide whether to be present or not.
In the second step, the doctor will conduct a physical examination to ensure the health of the pet and determine whether it is suitable for euthanasia.
In the third step, the doctor will inject drugs into the pet and let the pet die in a quiet state.
3. Risk and prevention of pet euthanasia
Pet euthanasia belongs to medical behavior, and risks and precautions need to be considered in the implementation process.
The first is possible perceptual impairment. Especially when euthanasia is carried out at home, when the owner sees the pet finally leave, it is easy to feel sad and painful, which may affect the owner's emotional contact with the animals in the future.
Secondly, the dose of injection of anle drugs. If the doctor injects too much or too little medicine, it will bring risks to the pain and death of the pet, so the doctor needs to calculate the exact dose according to the weight and condition of the pet.
4. How to correctly understand pet euthanasia
Pet euthanasia is a controversial topic, and some people hold a critical and negative attitude towards it, so we need to know and understand it correctly.
First of all, pet euthanasia is not about treating pets as objects or dogs as tools, but a humane, dignified and meticulous medical appeasement process. Secondly, pet euthanasia is a responsible and prudent choice, out of love and care for pets, to alleviate their pain and troubles as the starting point, rather than to get rid of their own troubles and reduce their burden.
In a word, pet euthanasia is a very meticulous and rigorous process, which requires both the owner and the doctor to think at the same time to ensure the safety, responsibility and effectiveness of the whole process.