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Cat Forum / General Topics / May 2008Pet euthanasia at home (license or permit required?)
Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit or license to perform pet euthanisa at home? > Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit or > license to perform pet euthanisa at home? I dunno, do they? Ask a vet in Ontario. > > Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit > > or license to perform pet euthanisa at home? > > I dunno, do they? > Ask a vet in Ontario. If you don't know, then don't post a smart-a.s answer. >> > Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit >> > or license to perform pet euthanisa at home? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > If you don't know, then don't post a smart-a.s answer. I don't know why they would. Talk to your vet. Mine came to our home, and they did not even charge me extra. > >> > Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit > >> > or license to perform pet euthanisa at home? > > I don't know why they would. Talk to your vet. Mine came to our > home, and they did not even charge me extra. Do you live in Ontario - Canada? >Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit or >license to perform pet euthanisa at home? No. -mhd > > Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit or > > license to perform pet euthanisa at home? > > No. So what proof or evidence do you have that no such license is required by the Ontario Veterinary Medical Association? I will need proof that no such license is required if I confront my vet who tells me they can't do it because they don't have the license to do it at home. Why do you people think I'm asking??? >> > Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit or >> > license to perform pet euthanisa at home? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Why do you people think I'm asking??? f.ck off, you a.shole. Find your own proof. Jesus. Entitled much? The f.cking sh.t-head cybercat spewed: > f.ck off, you a.shole. Find your own proof. Jesus. Entitled much? Go straight to hell you god damn piece of sh.t. > I don't wonder that you have an adversarial relationship with > your vet, a.shole. You know nothing about me nor my relationship with my vet you ignorant egotistical a.s wipe. > Have you tried calleing the Ontario Veterinary > Medical Association, moron?? Is there something against the law about posting a question here? Do you always piss all over people that post questions to usenet you sh.t-head? > Most of us don't even live in Canada, you idiot. Jesus. What an damn stupid thing to say. You obviously know nothing about usenet or broad-band connectivity on a country-by-country basis. Canada is one of the most wired countries on the planet. That's the second time you mentioned Jesus. Must be american. Another sh.t-head named dejablues spewed: > Because you're a fucknozzle? What slimy rock did you crawl out from under you steaming pile of horse sh.t? > Hopefully you don't really have a pet suffering at home > awaiting euthanasia. Suffering - no. Awaiting euthanasia - yes. Does that answer your question you bastard jackass? > Go straight to hell you god damn piece of sh.t. > You know nothing about me nor my relationship with my vet you ignorant > egotistical a.s wipe. > Is there something against the law about posting a question here? > > Do you always piss all over people that post questions to usenet you > sh.t-head? > What an damn stupid thing to say. You obviously know nothing about > usenet or broad-band connectivity on a country-by-country basis. > Canada is one of the most wired countries on the planet. > > That's the second time you mentioned Jesus. Must be american. > What slimy rock did you crawl out from under you steaming pile of > horse sh.t? > Suffering - no. > > Awaiting euthanasia - yes. > > Does that answer your question you bastard jackass? If you spent this much energy making one phone call you would have gotten the answer to your original question. More to the point would be this: if you find there is no law forbidding a vet from doing this I doubt you want the current vet to do it since they seem unwilling for whatever reason. In that case you would want to call another vet to do it. Are you willing to do that and if so why not just call another vet and see what they say? Andy outsider spewed: > If you spent this much energy making one phone call you would > have gotten the answer to your original question. Why don't you mind your f.cking business. If you want to piss all over someone, why not dejablues or cybercat. Why not criticize them for their posts? > In that case you would want to call another vet to do it. Look. I know what I can do. Why am I being crucified for asking such a relavent and on-topic question for this newsgroup? You people are so whacked - it's sad. > outsider spewed: > >> If you spent this much energy making one phone call you would >> have gotten the answer to your original question. > > Why don't you mind your f.cking business. Because you asked. > If you want to piss all over someone, why not dejablues or cybercat. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > You people are so whacked - it's sad. You, clearly, need psychiatric help. > outsider spewed: > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > You people are so whacked - it's sad. I think it's sad that you didn't approach the OTVMA in the first place seeing as the majority of people who post here are in the U.S. Perhaps you're the one who's whacked. >> outsider spewed: >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Perhaps you're the one who's whacked. OTVMA? Don't you mean the OVMA? M. > The f.cking sh.t-head cybercat spewed: > [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > > Does that answer your question you bastard jackass? Is that the best you can do? ahahaha! Lamer. "Me" <Me@Hello.com> wrote in message > The f.cking sh.t-head cybercat spewed: > Go straight to hell you god damn piece of sh.t. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > That's the second time you mentioned Jesus. Must be american. > > Because you're a fucknozzle? > > Hopefully you don't really have a pet suffering at home > > awaiting euthanasia. If you really did have a beloved pet at home that was suffering and ready for euthanasia, you'd do everything possible to get it to a vet and end it's misery, as difficult as that may be. Obviously, you don't care for your pet enough. And no, I don't need to *know* you to make that statement. Even if you were physically unable to get a pet to a vet, you'd arrange for someone to do it for you. You waste minutes and maybe hours asking your questions online and waiting for answers when a two minute phone call to any vet would confirm that they are licensed to perform euthanasia in the home. All the while your pet is suffering. What kind of pet owner are you? Yes, a vet can perform euthanasia in the home if you can get one to visit you (there are animal emergency services that can perform that action for you, but it will cost you as compared to a clinic visit) and yes I AM CANADIAN! And just as obviously, you are a troll and a crude, ignorant one. >> > Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit or >> > license to perform pet euthanisa at home? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Why do you people think I'm asking??? I don't wonder that you have an adversarial relationship with your vet, a.shole. Have you tried calleing the Ontario Veterinary Medical Association, moron?? >> > Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit or >> > license to perform pet euthanisa at home? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Why do you people think I'm asking??? Here you go: http://www.ovma.org/ There is a "contact us" section. Most of us don't even live in Canada, you idiot. Jesus. >> > Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit or >> > license to perform pet euthanisa at home? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Why do you people think I'm asking??? Because you're a fucknozzle? Hopefully you don't really have a pet suffering at home awaiting euthanasia. >>> > Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit or >>> > license to perform pet euthanisa at home? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Because you're a fucknozzle? FUCKnozzle! That was the word I was looking for. Thanks ... Folks it is a troll did you not look at the posting Me@Hello.com using the isp aioe.org all the idiot is trying to do is get you riled up. If the person can post to a news group using a remailer they can use Google in other words troll Move on > Folks it is a troll did you not look at the posting Me@Hello.com > using the isp aioe.org [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Move on sure, but the fact that you and I seem to have hit our send buttons at the same instant really has me frightened. >> Folks it is a troll did you not look at the posting Me@Hello.com >> using the isp aioe.org [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > sure, but the fact that you and I seem to have hit our send buttons at the > same instant really has me frightened. Getting ready for new York has us both on the same mental wave ;-) > Folks it is a troll did you not look at the posting Me@Hello.com > using the isp aioe.org [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Move on Well, Matthew, you know I enjoy a nice profanity fest. :) It's not like I *always* get emotionally involved. >> Folks it is a troll did you not look at the posting Me@Hello.com >> using the isp aioe.org [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Well, Matthew, you know I enjoy a nice profanity fest. :) It's not like I > *always* get emotionally involved. I enjoy a good flaming but the OP has to have some intelligence to make fun off this OP is -3 >Folks it is a troll did you not look at the posting Me@Hello.com >using the isp aioe.org Actually aioe.org is a known free usenet newsgroups server for those who use news readers and cannot get groups through their ISP. I have it in my list of servers in my reader so that I can sync incomplete threads or dropped posts from my main server. -mhd yes but it is a known troll ISP along with the us a of a remailer one can conclude TROLL "Matthew" <iamacatslaveand@proudtoserve.com> wrote: >Folks it is a troll did you not look at the posting Me@Hello.com >using the isp aioe.org Actually aioe.org is a known free usenet newsgroups server for those who use news readers and cannot get groups through their ISP. I have it in my list of servers in my reader so that I can sync incomplete threads or dropped posts from my main server. -mhd > yes but it is a known troll ISP along with the us a of a remailer one can > conclude TROLL [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > -mhd I use aioe.org at times. It's not a remailer. >> yes but it is a known troll ISP along with the us a of a remailer one >> can conclude TROLL [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > I use aioe.org at times. It's not a remailer. NO THAT IS NOT WHAT I SAID I said along with the use of a remailer such as for example as the troll me@hello.com is doing > I said along with the use of a remailer such as for example as the troll > me@hello.com is doing Why do you think he is using a remailer? I see only aiou in his headers. They don't show IP, so you don't need a remailer. >> I said along with the use of a remailer such as for example as the troll >> me@hello.com is doing > Why do you think he is using a remailer? I see only aiou in his headers. > They don't show IP, so you don't need a remailer. they do if you have a system set up. I can see ham's I mean mhd info but not the others but neither here nor there the OP is a troll or a POS human being >but neither here nor there the OP is a troll or a POS human being Well that is a separate issue :) -mhd >yes but it is a known troll ISP along with the us a of a remailer one can >conclude TROLL Its not an ISP. It provide no internet connectivity to households. It's just an nntp server. -mhd "Matthew" <iamacatslaveand@proudtoserve.com> wrote: >yes but it is a known troll ISP along with the us a of a remailer one can >conclude TROLL Its not an ISP. It provide no internet connectivity to households. It's just an nntp server. -mhd OK OK YOU WIN TECHNICAL TECHNICAL your about a bad as cybercat ;-) > "Matthew" <iamacatslaveand@proudtoserve.com> wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > your about a bad as cybercat ;-) Since you smiled when you said that I won't have to hurt you. This time. ;) >> "Matthew" <iamacatslaveand@proudtoserve.com> wrote: >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Since you smiled when you said that I won't have to hurt you. This time. > ;) Tease me Tease me ;-) >>> "Matthew" <iamacatslaveand@proudtoserve.com> wrote: >>> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> ;) > Tease me Tease me ;-) That's what HE said, and look where he is now. :D >>>> "Matthew" <iamacatslaveand@proudtoserve.com> wrote: >>>> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> > That's what HE said, and look where he is now. :D Speaking of Barry how is he doing >>>>> "Matthew" <iamacatslaveand@proudtoserve.com> wrote: >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> That's what HE said, and look where he is now. :D > Speaking of Barry how is he doing I didn't mention Barry. ;) >>>>>> "Matthew" <iamacatslaveand@proudtoserve.com> wrote: >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> Speaking of Barry how is he doing > I didn't mention Barry. ;) but you did not answer the question >> your about a bad as cybercat ;-) >Since you smiled when you said that I won't have to hurt you. This time. ;) Cybercat wants to be the baddest :) -mhd "cybercat" <cyberpurrs@yahoo.com> wrote: >> your about a bad as cybercat ;-) >Since you smiled when you said that I won't have to hurt you. This time. ;) >>Cybercat wants to be the baddest :) Hammy! You know me well! How are your cats? My two girls are fiesty as ever. >"cybercat" <cyberpurrs@yahoo.com> wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >How are your cats? My two girls are fiesty as ever. It's been a bad year losing both my boys within a 6 month period. Last July 1st was moving day and when the boys were brought over after the movers had left my 7yr old Gus was let out to explore. I was busy for a while but about 20 minutes later I decided to see what hiding place he had found and that's when I found him dead from heart failure in a closet. He was a very timid former feral and had some health issues including the occasional seizures in the past year. There was so many aspects of the new place I was really looking forward to Gus enjoying such as the really deep slate window sill/ledges that were just made for cats :) His buddy Zak (17.5 years tabby) went into rapid renal failure shortly after and lasted until Dec 28 when I knew it was time to help him move on. I think he really missed Gus and in fact was lying beside Gus' body when I found him that day. So now I have been catless for a few months but it soon will be time to bring home a rescue. In fact I am volunteering at a humane society fundraiser this weekend. -mhd "cybercat" <cyberpurrs@yahoo.com> wrote: >>> your about a bad as cybercat ;-) >>Since you smiled when you said that I won't have to hurt you. This time. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >How are your cats? My two girls are fiesty as ever. It's been a bad year losing both my boys within a 6 month period. Last July 1st was moving day and when the boys were brought over after the movers had left my 7yr old Gus was let out to explore. I was busy for a while but about 20 minutes later I decided to see what hiding place he had found and that's when I found him dead from heart failure in a closet. He was a very timid former feral and had some health issues including the occasional seizures in the past year. There was so many aspects of the new place I was really looking forward to Gus enjoying such as the really deep slate window sill/ledges that were just made for cats :) His buddy Zak (17.5 years tabby) went into rapid renal failure shortly after and lasted until Dec 28 when I knew it was time to help him move on. I think he really missed Gus and in fact was lying beside Gus' body when I found him that day. So now I have been catless for a few months but it soon will be time to bring home a rescue. In fact I am volunteering at a humane society fundraiser this weekend. -mhd I am so sorry for your loss my friend I know how it is losing spirit in January. I have been waiting for the gods to drop a few more in my lap. Kitten season is almost here so hopefully I can save a few more myself >I am so sorry for your loss my friend I know how it is losing spirit in >January. I have been waiting for the gods to drop a few more in my lap. >Kitten season is almost here so hopefully I can save a few more myself I'm hoping to find a 3-4 yr old that gives me the "I'm the one" connection when I make the trip to the shelter some day soon. I usually got that connection when I wasn't really looking (that's how Gus came in my life), so I hope I can tell it from the "want them all" feeling I get :) -mhd "hamandcheese" <not_real@invalid.com> wrote in message I'm hoping to find a 3-4 yr old that gives me the "I'm the one" connection when I make the trip to the shelter some day soon. Why 3-4 years old? Don't feel like going through kitten adventures again? Either that or you're looking for a cat that is not as readily adoptable as a kitten and for that I'd commend you. One of the things I remember most when my girl was little was her snuggling up and going to sleep on my big stomach. Now that she's big, she can't do it anymore because she'd just roll off. >"hamandcheese" <not_real@invalid.com> wrote in message >I'm hoping to find a 3-4 yr old that gives me the "I'm the one" [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Either that or you're looking for a cat that is not as readily adoptable as >a kitten and for that I'd commend you. Absolutely. The kittens have a better shot at adoption anyway and its the older cats who really need the second chance. -mhd In news:if7o34h41a0ddgrb6r1kik69eqjq5pobot@4ax.com, hamandcheese <not_real@invalid.com> typed, for some strange, unexplained reason: : >"hamandcheese" <not_real@invalid.com> wrote in message : >I'm hoping to find a 3-4 yr old that gives me the "I'm the one" [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] : Absolutely. The kittens have a better shot at adoption anyway and its : the older cats who really need the second chance. Exactly, but 3-4 is also very young and they are easily adoptable at that age. It's the oldies (14+) who *really* need a chance. Ivor >Exactly, but 3-4 is also very young and they are easily adoptable at that >age. It's the oldies (14+) who *really* need a chance. For me, yes 3-4 is still young but statistically the 3-4 years olds aren't that adoptable and you rarely see 14 yr olds in a shelter around here (which makes you wonder why). Just watch the families that visit to look at the cats and they just walk right past the mature ones. Most of the cats that my local HS puts up on their web page are 1 yr and up to about 4 max so that seems to be the target range they are pushing. Kittens don't usually seem to need the advertising space. http://www.kwhumane.com/html/cat_adoptions.asp -mhd > Absolutely. The kittens have a better shot at adoption anyway and its > the older cats who really need the second chance. > > -mhd If and when we get another cat(s), I will adopt older cats. Far too many are killed for lack of homes. We have long-term plans for a place where we can do rescue. I am working so that can come to fruition. -L. "-L." <MonkeySnaps@gmail.com> wrote : > We have long-term plans for a place where we can do rescue. I am > working so that can come to fruition. This is really great. I often think about the allergy situation, and think how sad this is, because you are such an animal person. >It's been a bad year losing both my boys within a 6 month period. I recall this, but did not recall that these were your only cats. I'm so sorry this happened, it had to be terrible for you. And Gus was only 7. Just awful. >So now I have been catless for a few months but it soon will be time >to bring home a rescue. In fact I am volunteering at a humane society >fundraiser this weekend. M., I sense there are some (just one?) really lucky cats out there who have no idea how good they are going to have it, shortly. Please keep us apprised of things, and have a great time. I want to see photos, too. You are clearly not a man who should remain catless. ;) And you know two siblings would be fun! To enjoy your new place with you. I bet you, like me, wish you could take them all. >>It's been a bad year losing both my boys within a 6 month period. > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >catless. ;) And you know two siblings would be fun! To enjoy your >new place with you. I bet you, like me, wish you could take them all. Oh I'll get a playmate soon enough because no animal should be separated from his own species for the kid of companionship us humans just can't give but I think I would like to evaluate any needs or issues the first one may have before complicating things too much. -mhd >Oh I'll get a playmate soon enough because no animal should be >separated from his own species for the kid of companionship us humans >just can't give but I think I would like to evaluate any needs or >issues the first one may have before complicating things too much. Yeah, that's smart. My comments come from watching these siblings my sister adopted grow up together. They spent much of their kittenhood entwined in seriously cute sleeping positions. :D I have never adopted kittens, always grown cats, for the same reasons many do. I love kittens, though, and wonder what it would be like to get to know an animal from a baby. It seems it would be even cooler if you could get siblings and raise them from babies. (Still, the most wonderful cat I have ever had I have now--Gracie, adopted at age 1-2. She is a love bug, but at the same time, still runs from us as a reflex. It actually makes life kind of fun. We are always chasing her down and loving her up. :) I say things like, "when I finally catch you I am going to kiss your little face right off your head. For her it is a big game, and with my husband, she makes this huge show of "submission" by jumping up on the bed and slinking down low, then letting him pet her into a frenzy of purring and lipping her catnip toys.) In news:483c33c1$0$2975$ec3e2dad@news.usenetmonster.com, cybercat <cyberpurrs@yahoo.com> typed, for some strange, unexplained reason: [snip] : I have never adopted kittens, always grown cats, for the same : reasons many do. I love kittens, though, and wonder what it : would be like to get to know an animal from a baby. It seems : it would be even cooler if you could get siblings and raise them : from babies. At the Cats Protection Adoption Centre where I volunteer, we had a mother and three newborn kittens handed in the other day. They'd been found in the street and the kittens were less than a day old, the mum was scared out of her wits, it was a miracle they survived at all, but survive they did and mum & babies are now doing well :-) They won't be with us long, it's kitten season and they go as fast as they come in..! I do wish more people would look at the oldies, though. They too have so much love to give. Ivor > At the Cats Protection Adoption Centre where I volunteer, we had a mother > and three newborn kittens handed in the other day. They'd been found in [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > come in..! I do wish more people would look at the oldies, though. They > too have so much love to give. Oh, I know they do. The reason I have not looked at senior cats when I went to adopt is because when a cat I love dies, I just about die too. I realize that youth is no guarantee that a cat will live a long time, but this is why I have always adopted young adults. Maybe I can change my thinking to be less selfish. I am glad you brought this up. "cybercat" <cyberpurrs@yahoo.com> wrote in message > it is a big game, and with my husband, she makes this huge show of > "submission" by jumping up on the bed and slinking down low, then > letting him pet her into a frenzy of purring and lipping her catnip toys.) That's what my little girl does. I can be gone five minutes or five hours, but whenever I come in the door, she comes running up to greet me and does a long stretch where her stomach almost touches the ground. In news:2a5f6$483c6191$cef88bc5$10978@TEKSAVVY.COM, Upscale <upscale@teksavvy.com> typed, for some strange, unexplained reason: : "cybercat" <cyberpurrs@yahoo.com> wrote in message : > it is a big game, and with my husband, she makes this huge show of [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] : me and does a long stretch where her stomach almost touches the : ground. My Missy doesn't have to stretch for her belly to touch the ground ;-) (Well not much, anyway..!) Ivor >> > Do veterinarians in Ontario (Canada) require a special permit or >> > license to perform pet euthanisa at home? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Why do you people think I'm asking??? You want me to go get the proof you need? Are you some kind of a f.cking idiot or just lazy? -mhd Me <Me@Hello.com> wrote: >-mhd wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Why do you people think I'm asking??? You want me to go get the proof you need? Are you some kind of a f.cking idiot or just lazy? -mhd As far as I know, veterinarians, like MD's can practice anywhere. Why would they be restricted from practicing their art/science, "at home"? And what would this mean? - That they are not allowed to sleep where they practice their medicine? - Or cook there? Exactly how is, "home" defined? |
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