A body bag honoring the bond

EUTHABAG supports the AVMA Companion Animal Aftercare Policy that underlines the importance of sensitive handling of pets after their passing, proper containment of the pet, the importance of the choice of the aftercare provider, and benefits of pre-planning for families.

Why EUTHABAG?

Before EUTHABAG, there were no functional alternatives to plastic bags.

Pet owners care about how their pet’s body will be handled after they pass.

Veterinarians now have a professional and practical solution for the transportation, cremation and burial of deceased pets that is, most importantly, respectful for the animal and their caregiver.

A survey of 100 pet owners in the US showed that:

70% are not aware of the plastic bag used for deceased pets

82% would pay the EUTHABAG average cost or more

A study made by Dr Kathleen Cooney, key opinion leader on End-of-Life care, showed that 84.3% of the participants find that it’s not acceptable to put their animal in a plastic bag after death.

Did you know?

Euthanasia is one of the most common source of complaints that veterinary colleges receive.
The use of plastic bags for disposal of deceased pets is one of the issues raised surrounding euthanasia.

Thousands of veterinary practices,

including 10 universities in 25 countries

FEEL BETTER using EUTHABAG

Approved by Crematoriums

EUTHABAG'S STORY (2 min)

George’s last moments

Tarra, RVT explains how she found peace with EUTHABAG

EUTHABAG DEMO (25 sec)

Marshmellow- Happier

How powerful euthanasia is…
To treat patients like your own.

EUTHABAG was created by Dr. Céline Leheurteux, in practice since 1999.

It is patented in Canada and the U.S., and has a design patent in Canada, U.S. and Europe.

See the EUTHABAG brochure