veterinary services
Euthanasia
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The word euthanasia comes from the Greek words meaning “good death.”
And that’s exactly what euthanasia is meant to be – good, in the sense that death occurs peacefully and that it puts an end to the pain and suffering that a pet may experience.
what you need to know
Ending of pain and suffering with humane euthanasia
About euthanasia
The process of euthanizing cats and dogs is quite simple. When you bring your pet, the veterinarian applies a sedative to ensure that they feel comfortable.
When you are ready, they will inject the medicine that stops the animal’s heart so that they do not feel any pain.
Is euthanasia the right solution?
But with euthanasia, we can choose to let them go when they are no longer able to enjoy life as before.
If you think this may be right for your pet, we will explain the whole process in detail so you know exactly what to expect.
useful tips
When can euthanasia be the right solution?
Some situations to keep in mind are:
Pain and suffering
Hydration
Nutrition and diet
Mobility and physical health
pet euthanasia
Frequently Asked Questions
What are your working hours and where can we find you?
Our working hours are:
Monday through Friday: 09:00 am – 18:30 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am – 14:00 pm
Sunday: Appointment only
Our veterinary clinic and pet store are located at:
ул. „Мальовица“ №4, ж.к. Акация, в гр. Велико Търново.
You can call us at 0889 59 2299 or send us an inquiry for online telehealth consultation.
How can I contact you in case of an emergency?
For emergencies, please contact us at 0889 59 2299
We can examine your pet here, on-site, when we are in the clinic.
For current business hours, please see the above box.
What types of pets and animals do you see?
We take care of many different types of pets! This includes dogs and cats, as well as birds, reptiles, ferrets, rats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and more!
Our chief veterinarian – Dr. Zdravko Dimitrov, also specializes in examining and providing veterinary care to productive animals – pigs, goats, cows, herbs, and others.
If you do not see your pet on this list, call us on 0889 59 2299.
We will let you know if we can examine it here, otherwise, we will recommend another trusted veterinarian.
MedinaVet Veterinary Clinic
Veterinarian
Dr. Zdravko Dimitrov
Dr. Zdravko Dimitrov is the chief veterinarian at MedinaVet. He graduated from the Veterinary College in Lovech in 1989, as well as the Trakia University 10 years later.
He is known for his experience in dermatology, parasitology, and obstetrics.