…will cover death from euthanasia done to prevent further suffering. (Note: Mortality insurance will not cover economic euthanasia.) Because colic is a common, often fatal, condition that is often amendable…
…uncertain fate for a low-value (killer price) or infirm horse, euthanasia is one option, though it (and the resulting “disposal” issue) can be expensive and heart wrenching. It costs around…
…or dogs are euthanized by the owner’s veterinarian, turned loose to fend for themselves, or surrendered to shelters (where millions are euthanized annually). By contrast, the at-home euthanasia of a…
…as euthanasia solution and certain sedatives) cannot be carried outside of the veterinary office. While less of a problem for small-animal vets (although it would prohibit the at-home euthanasia services…
…recent material about the subject in H&R, I’d like to add my comments on the subject of euthanasia by gunshot. Last September, at daybreak, I found my yearling filly with…
…has lost interest in. Euthanasia, or humane destruction, is an emotional subject. No one who loves horses ever wants to see them die, but the unchangeable fact is that death…
…you need, but before you take out that policy you must know that an insurance company will not pay on a mortality policy if you choose euthanasia without making every…
…unrelenting pain that euthanasia is the only choice. The statistics are grim. Surveys show that this disease affects about 1 percent of all U.S. horses at any given time and…
…constantly in pain, may even go down and refuse to rise. Euthanasia is often the only option for these horses. Gait Changes The gait changes with DSLD. Common abnormalities include…
…Clothes and Horse Sport 9/12 p16 Confidence, Rider 6/12 p16 Do-It-Yourselfers 10/12 p2 Euthanasia 7/12 p10 Fairness to Pet Owners Act 5/12 p2 Feel 4/12 p16 Flurry?s Story 1/12 p2…
