Some Thoughts On Lifetime Care Facilities For Your Pets
If you are considering a lifetime care program for your pet, with either a charitable or a private facility, there are some basic areas that you should consider when making your choice.
A short list might be:
The initial and total financial costs for you or your estate for each of your pets.
The level of medical care that you can expect for your pet including the number and qualifications of the veterinarians that will be providing the care.
The total number of pets (capacity) that the facility can sustain.
The overall physical layout of the facility. Are the animals kept in cages or individual rooms or shared facilities?
The ability to request specific foods or diets for your pet or designate their daily physical program.
The reputation of the facility, including the number of years that is has been in existence and the quality and number of the staff members.
This is certainly not an all-inclusive list, but it may provide a starting point for your search for the appropriate facility for your pets.
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