Keep up the pace!

Pacemakers must be removed by law before cremation.

So, If you have a pacemaker and, after your death would like to donate it to an animal charity for use by a vet to save/improve the life of a sick dog then we will provide you with a Will in which to express that wish for HALF PRICE at just £75 including v.a.t.

PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST LOCATE A VET THAT WILL ACCEPT YOUR PACEMAKER AFTER YOUR DEATH AND THEN GIVE US THOSE DETAILS TO PUT IN YOUR WILL

And, if you don’t have a pacemaker fitted, or cannot locate a vet that will accept it, but would still like to help an animal charity, then we will provide you with your Will for HALF PRICE at £75 when you leave a legacy of a minimum of £100 to a registered UK animal charity also.

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The following 2 organisations have vets who work within their group that specialise in advising on pacemakers for dogs so either would be a good place to start to see if they have a local practice to you that would be happy to receive your pacemaker as a donation after your death

https://www.linnaeusgroup.co.uk/our-practices

https://heartvets.co.uk/

Tara and her pacemaker….

Tara, the miniature Schnauzer (pictured above with her human Richard) whose life was saved this year (2023) by a donated pacemaker.

Tara, who is 12, used to start to wobble and then faint and collapse. She was diagnosed with Sick Sinus Syndrome (SSS), where the heart’s own natural pacemaker stops generating normal heartbeats. The vet advised that Tara urgently needed a pacemaker fitted and the procedure was able to be carried out successfully using a pacemaker donated by a human after they had passed away. 6 weeks after the operation, Tara is running around like a puppy again with no lasting signs whatsoever of the previous life threatening condition that was so heartbreaking to observe save for a small bump under her shoulder where the pacemaker now sits, permanently monitoring her heart and responding to her physical activity by increasing or decreasing her heartbeats accordingly. Tara is now ''setting the pace'' for Richard to keep up with. Have a lovely Christmas together both of you

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