Stay away! I took my beloved 95lb dog because of an acute issue (ruptured tumor on her side). We all determined she needed to be put down (that isn't the issue in question). However, when we arrived, they made us hoist her up on top of a 4' tall table (they have no automatic tables) because it was "easier for them." They shaved her arm to administer only the one chemical cocktail that would euthanize her (I have always had vets administer a sedative before the official chemical). They botched it, missed the vein and my poor dog became increasingly upset, whining, whimpering and crying loudly. They had to get another syringe, shave her other arm, wrestle to find another vein and finally, after 5 minutes of anguish, she left us. What a total disaster! It is traumatizing enough to have to lose a member of the family, no one (human or canine...or anyone else) should have to have his/her last few minutes on this earth be terrifying! read more