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COMPASSIONATE PET EUTHANASIA IN THE SERENITY OF YOUR HOME.
HELPING YOU THROUGH THE HARDEST DECISION YOU WILL EVER MAKE FOR YOUR PET.
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The word euthanasia means good death. We understand the great responsibility that comes with ending the life of a beloved family member.
AT HOME EUTHANASIA SERVICES INCLUDE:
– A discussion with you about your concerns, thoughts, or questions surrounding pet euthanasia.
– Mild sedation to ease any discomfort. Our goal is to make your pet calm and comfortable.
– Euthanasia, the final gift.
– Cremation.
– Notification to your family veterinarian of your pet’s passing if you desire.
We are proud to serve Chardon, Concord, Painesville, Mentor, Willoughby in Ohio and Aiken in South Carolina and surrounding areas.
Meet Dr. William Fraser
Dr. Fraser established Mentor Animal Hospital as a full-service animal hospital in 1988 and Brightwood Animal Hospital in 1993. In May 2018 the hospitals became part of the National Veterinary Associates network. In 2019 he started In-Home Pet Loss to offer veterinarian house calls to pet owners who need to euthanize their pet.
In addition to practicing medicine, Dr. Fraser served on the Pet Education Committee and Practice Management Committee of the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association.
Additionally, he is the past President of the Cleveland Academy of Veterinary Medicine, and a member in good standing of the American Veterinary Medical Association. He attends numerous continuing education seminars every year seeking to offer clients’ pets the most current diagnostic and treatment options.
Dr. William Fraser
Dr. Fraser established Mentor Animal Hospital as a full-service animal hospital in 1988 and Brightwood Animal Hospital in 1993. In May 2018 the hospitals became part of the National Veterinary Associates network. In 2019 he started In-Home Pet Loss to offer veterinarian house calls to pet owners who need to euthanize their pet. In addition to practicing medicine, Dr. Fraser served on the Pet Education Committee and Practice Management Committee of the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association. Additionally, he is the past President of the Cleveland Academy of Veterinary Medicine, and a member in good standing of the American Veterinary Medical Association. He attends numerous continuing education seminars every year seeking to offer clients’ pets the most current diagnostic and treatment options.
Dr. Fraser received his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from The Ohio State University in 1984, after receiving his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from John Carroll University in 1978.