Dallas Veterinary Hospice
Dallas Veterinary Hospice is a general practice practice in Dallas, TX. Procedures include In-Home Euthanasia, Chronic Pain Management, End-of-Life Consultation, and Hospice Care.
About
Dallas Veterinary Hospice offers compassionate end-of-life care for pets in the comfort of their homes. Services include chronic pain management, arthritis management, palliative care, hospice care, and in-home euthanasia. The clinic also provides end-of-life consultations and various aftercare options. They work with cats, dogs, and can accommodate exotic, pocket-pet, and avian species.
Founded in 2022 by Dr. Daniel Olson, Dallas Veterinary Hospice serves families in Dallas, TX. The team consists of several veterinarians dedicated to providing peaceful, stress-free transitions for pets, surrounded by their loved ones. They are a locally owned, queer-friendly business.
Surgical team
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Daniel Olson
DVM, MS
Dr. Olson graduated from Texas A&M University in 2020 after receiving a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science, a Master’s degree in Biomedical Science, and a Doctoral degree in Veterinary Medicine.
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Adri Marchand
Dr. Adri Marchand graduated from the University of Missouri and began her career in emergency veterinary medicine in Texas.
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Justin Tran
Dr. Justin Tran completed his clinical year at Texas A&M University in 2016 and has been practicing in the Dallas-Fort Worth area ever since.
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Patty Williams
DVM
Patty graduated form Hillcrest High School and then Oklahoma State College of Veterinary Medicine in 1990.
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Veronica Robles
Veronica is a dedicated veterinary nurse who has been caring for animals since she started her career in 2016.
Procedures
- In-Home Euthanasia
- Chronic Pain Management
- End-of-Life Consultation
- Hospice Care
- Diagnostic Testing
- Pain Injections
- Arthritis Management
- Private Aftercare Options
- Palliative Care
Frequently asked questions
- What services does Dallas Veterinary Hospice provide?
- Dallas Veterinary Hospice specializes in compassionate end-of-life care, including chronic pain management, arthritis management, palliative care, hospice care, and in-home euthanasia. They also offer end-of-life consultations and various aftercare options for pets.
- What does an in-home euthanasia appointment involve?
- During an in-home euthanasia appointment, a licensed veterinarian will come to your home. Your pet will first receive a sedative injection to alleviate fear and pain, and provide relaxation. Once they are asleep, an IV overdose of an anesthetic is administered. Appointments are blocked for two hours to allow families sufficient time without feeling rushed.
- What is pet hospice care?
- Pet hospice care is a specialized form of care for elderly or terminally ill animals. It focuses on providing comfort and maintaining the quality of life for the animal during their remaining time. This can include chronic pain management, nutritional support, and guidance for both the animal and their owners.
- What aftercare options are available after in-home euthanasia?
- Dallas Veterinary Hospice offers simple aftercare, where pet parents arrange aftercare themselves or bury their pet at home. They also provide in-home euthanasia with simple aftercare, which includes transport to a funeral home, a clay paw mold, and a fur clipping. Private aftercare ensures individual processing of remains and return in a custom-engraved wooden urn.
- What types of animals does Dallas Veterinary Hospice provide services for?
- While Dallas Veterinary Hospice usually works with cats and dogs, they are happy to accommodate exotic, pocket-pet, and avian species. Pet owners can contact the team to discuss their pet's specific situation.
Contact & hours
Address
3824 Cedar Springs Rd PMB 708
Dallas
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