⚠️ Important Disclaimer

This assessment tool is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional veterinary advice. Please consult with your veterinarian before making any decisions about your pet's care or end-of-life considerations. Every pet is unique, and a qualified veterinarian can provide personalized guidance based on your pet's specific situation.

Pet Information

Quality of Life Assessment

Rate each category from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) based on your pet's current condition:

1. HURT - Pain Management

Consider your pet's pain level and how well it's being managed.

Pain Level:
1 = Severe pain 3 = Moderate pain 5 = No apparent pain

2. HUNGER - Appetite & Eating

Evaluate your pet's interest in food and ability to eat.

Appetite:
1 = No interest in food 3 = Reduced appetite 5 = Normal appetite

3. HYDRATION - Water Intake

Consider your pet's drinking habits and hydration status.

Hydration:
1 = Dehydrated/not drinking 3 = Drinking less than normal 5 = Normal water intake

4. HYGIENE - Grooming & Cleanliness

Assess your pet's ability to maintain personal hygiene.

Hygiene:
1 = Cannot groom, soiling self 3 = Some grooming issues 5 = Good hygiene habits

5. HAPPINESS - Joy & Responsiveness

Evaluate your pet's emotional state and interest in surroundings.

Happiness:
1 = No interest, withdrawn 3 = Some response to family 5 = Alert, engaged, joyful

6. MOBILITY - Movement & Activity

Consider your pet's ability to move around and perform daily activities.

Mobility:
1 = Cannot stand/walk 3 = Limited mobility 5 = Normal movement

7. MORE GOOD DAYS THAN BAD

Overall assessment of your pet's daily experience.

Good vs Bad Days:
1 = Mostly bad days 3 = Equal good and bad 5 = Mostly good days

Additional Considerations

Does your pet still enjoy activities they used to love?

Is your pet able to respond to you when called?

Can your pet get to favorite places without assistance?

Total Score: 0 out of 35
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