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Poor quality of life and recent veterinary consultation are associated with increased owner-perceived pain and/or suffering prior to euthanasia in dogs.
To examine the influence of age, quality of life, illness, and recent veterinary consultation on an owner's perception of pain and/or suffering and consequently end-of-life decision-making for dogs.
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