Quality of Life Assessment For Cats & Dogs
When considering your pet’s quality of life, we look at their overall physical and mental well-being — not just one symptom in isolation. This assessment is a guideline at best and is by no means an exact science. It’s important to remember every pet is different, and what looks like a poor quality of life for one pet may be completely different for another.
Please Note
The questions below are meant to guide your thinking, not replace a professional diagnosis. Always consult a qualified veterinarian before making any final decisions, and please discuss your pet’s symptoms and anything else of concern with them as soon as possible.Have Any Questions?
We’re happy to talk through your pet’s results and what they might mean — no pressure, no obligation.