Recommended Resources
Welcome to our resources page!
Here you can find an offering of resources, including recommended referral clinics, that we endorse and think might be helpful for you and your pet. You can find a variety of information including quality of life assessments, pain assessments, cognitive assessments, grief support resources, recommended supplements and more!
Have questions about any of these resources? Don't hesitate to reach out!
Our Trusted Referral Recommendations
Vogel Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Hospital
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Family owned and Operated, 24-hour emergency hospital
Drawing on decades of experience in dermatology, oncology and emergency medicine, they created a place where thoughtful, individualized care comes first—for every pet, every family, and every member of the veterinary team.
Phone Number: (603) 379-8383
Port City Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital
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24-hour emergency hospital
Port City Veterinary Referral Hospital is a 24-hour emergency/critical care and specialty veterinary hospital dedicated to providing compassionate medical care.
Phone Number: (603) 433-0056
Canine Academy
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Family owned and operated training academy
Science-based programs and individualized comprehensive training plans designed specifically for the needs of your companion.
Phone Number: (207) 558-3218
Two Tree Veterinary
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Family owned and operated, at-home care
Two Tree Veterinary is a mobile clinic based out of Kittery, ME that provides compassionate and personalized care for your at-home care, including at-home euthanasia.
Phone Number: 207-200-7515
Quality of Life Assessments
Lap of Love Quality of Life and Pet Family Concerns
This is a form that allows you to assess your pet's quality of life at home, as well as family concerns and observations about your pet.
https://www.lapoflove.com/how-will-i-know-it-is-time/lap-of-love-quality-of-life-scale.pdf
Ohio State Quality of Life Assessment
This is an extensive resource that provides not only a quality of life assessment form, but discusses other challenging topics around end-of-life, including how children and other pets can be impacted.
https://vmc.vet.osu.edu/sites/default/files/documents/how-will-i-know_rev_mar2024ms_0.pdf
Veterinary Partner and The HHHHHMM Scale
This is an article that explores how to make end-of-life decisions for your pet, and what the process might look like. It also provides an alternative quality of life assessment scale.
https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951966