The end-of-life care pathway
The Anima Care approach allows veterinary teams to enrich the end-of-life care of pets by taking all of these needs into account.
In order to let people know about the quality of our end-of-life service, Anima Care created Eternis. Eternis is a way for families to recognise how committed veterinary clinics are to providing end-of-life care for their pets in a way that honours their relationship and the emotional demands of such a difficult time.
- > Informing and communicating with families.
- > Traceability of the body, the basis of trust.
- > A deep respect for the emotions that families experience.
- > Financial transparency of funeral arrangements.
- > Initial and ongoing end-of-life care training of healthcare teams.
Veterinary clinics that commit to upholding these promises observe best practice in all they do.
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THE PROGNOSIS
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WELCOMING FAMILIES
TO THE CLINIC
Ensuring privacy and comfort for families during the final appointment allows families to experience this difficult moment in the best way they can. Installing a lamp in reception that informs visitors when a euthanasia process is taking place contributes to the tranquillity of the clinic. Fitting doorhangers and do not disturb signs on doors where the euthanasia is taking place will reassure the family that they won’t be disturbed during their remembrance.
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END-OF-LIFE CONSULTATION
AND EUTHANASIA
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Remembrance and leaving the clinic
The family’s farewell is their final moment with their pet. Sometimes certain items can act as a physical reminder of their pet, which in turn can help them heal. Lalæ pouches that can hold a tuft of hair, or sympathy boxes that are used to store the pet’s belongings, are some of the things the clinic can offer customers.
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family ties
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RETURNING THE ASHES
Families who opt for a cremation and retrieval of the ashes return to the clinic to collect them, a place filled with intense memories. Returning the ashes in complete confidentiality, in a quiet place, sometimes by appointment, allows your teams to maintain the connection with them.
The aim of this process is to help the family return to the veterinary clinic with the best possible memory, that of a caring, attentive team that understands the bond between them and their pet.
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Memory
OUR FOREVER COMPANIONS
We all have a special memory of a beloved companion who shared our lives. As a tribute to the bonds we shared with them, to always remember them, we have the Anima Care In Memoriam area.
Share your testimony here with a photo and the name of your companion.
À ma petite vanille qui me manque. Bientôt un an que tu es partie ma petite puce.
Tigrou notre Amour pour toujours. Merci pour 15 ans de la tendresse de ton doux regard.
Mon canaille, 12ans, parti en mars on pense à lui. Très dur de regarder ces photos dans la maison.
À toi Mon bijou d’amour, mon éternel ami, tu es et resteras gravé sur mon cœur à jamais… Coukie je t’aime.
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NOS COMPAGNONS POUR TOUJOURS
Nous avons tous le souvenir de ce compagnon tant aimé qui a partagé nos vies. Pour un hommage aux liens tissés avec eux, pour se souvenir, pour toujours,
voici l’espace « In Memoriam » d’Anima Care.
Partagez ici votre témoignage, accompagné d’une photo et du nom de votre compagnon.
À ma petite vanille qui me manque. Bientôt un an que tu es partie ma petite puce.
Tigrou notre Amour pour toujours. Merci pour 15 ans de la tendresse de ton doux regard.
Mon canaille, 12ans, parti en mars on pense à lui. Très dur de regarder ces photos dans la maison.
À toi Mon bijou d’amour, mon éternel ami, tu es et resteras gravé sur mon cœur à jamais… Coukie je t’aime.