A friend has a small dog which is suffering and he wants to have it "put to sleep",are there any thai vets in or around pattaya willing to do it?He has been to a couple who say their religion forbids them from killing. I can see their point but surely if an animal is suffering it would be a kindness for them?

Google Thai Visa pet euthanasia. Most vets don't sell the drugs because people use them to commit suicide.

It's not about Buddhism. Monks kill animals all the time. It's about the law and not helping to kill a person.

Edited August 15, 201411 yr by thailiketoo

There is an old thread here about this subject which the OP may find helpful.

The person to contact is the local livestock vet. They tend to be more inclined to relieve suffering.

Religion forbids the killing

All Thais must be vegetarians.......

Religion forbids the killing

All Thais must be vegetarians.......

Monks eat all kinds of food. When they go to the hospital with worms or other little animals in their system they take pills that kill the worms or amoeba (ya I know).

Religion forbids the killing

All Thais must be vegetarians.......

Monks eat all kinds of food. When they go to the hospital with worms or other little animals in their system they take pills that kill the worms or amoeba (ya I know).

Yes and they (well surely not all) do order pork when they order food. Some temples have kitchen. Meat is bought and cooked.

All that meat in the supermarket didn't die of old age as well I hope, so enough Thais who are Buddhists will kill it.

Thai Monks (well all religious leader does, not only Buddhists) even bless the weapons of the army, which have the sole purpose of killing people.

So that religion forbids to kill an animal that is suffering is mega-hypocrisies......

Religion forbids the killing

All Thais must be vegetarians.......

Monks eat all kinds of food. When they go to the hospital with worms or other little animals in their system they take pills that kill the worms or amoeba (ya I know).

Yes and they (well surely not all) do order pork when they order food. Some temples have kitchen. Meat is bought and cooked.

All that meat in the supermarket didn't die of old age as well I hope, so enough Thais who are Buddhists will kill it.

Thai Monks (well all religious leader does, not only Buddhists) even bless the weapons of the army, which have the sole purpose of killing people.

So that religion forbids to kill an animal that is suffering is mega-hypocrisies......

TV myth #37. Vets don't euthanize animals.

Vet 3rd road,turn left from Klang,about 500 yards on the left,a couple of pet shops just before it,about 2000 baht.

It is possible to get hold of Nembutal ,but the dog would have to be past caring and unconcious PM me if in difficulty

Religion forbids the killing

All Thais must be vegetarians.......

Monks eat all kinds of food. When they go to the hospital with worms or other little animals in their system they take pills that kill the worms or amoeba (ya I know).

Yes and they (well surely not all) do order pork when they order food. Some temples have kitchen. Meat is bought and cooked.

All that meat in the supermarket didn't die of old age as well I hope, so enough Thais who are Buddhists will kill it.

Thai Monks (well all religious leader does, not only Buddhists) even bless the weapons of the army, which have the sole purpose of killing people.

So that religion forbids to kill an animal that is suffering is mega-hypocrisies......

TV myth #37. Vets don't euthanize animals.

I've had four.

Thong Lor in BKK.

No

Rayong

No

Trat

No

Nakhon Si Thammarat

No

All said go to a local livestock vet.

Monks eat all kinds of food. When they go to the hospital with worms or other little animals in their system they take pills that kill the worms or amoeba (ya I know).

Yes and they (well surely not all) do order pork when they order food. Some temples have kitchen. Meat is bought and cooked.

All that meat in the supermarket didn't die of old age as well I hope, so enough Thais who are Buddhists will kill it.

Thai Monks (well all religious leader does, not only Buddhists) even bless the weapons of the army, which have the sole purpose of killing people.

So that religion forbids to kill an animal that is suffering is mega-hypocrisies......

TV myth #37. Vets don't euthanize animals.

I've had four.

Thong Lor in BKK.

No

Rayong

No

Trat

No

Nakhon Si Thammarat

No

All said go to a local livestock vet.

Did they tell you it was because they were Buddhist? I agree they won't do it but because there was a scandal a while back about vets giving Nembutal to people to people to commit suicide.

Yes and they (well surely not all) do order pork when they order food. Some temples have kitchen. Meat is bought and cooked.

All that meat in the supermarket didn't die of old age as well I hope, so enough Thais who are Buddhists will kill it.

Thai Monks (well all religious leader does, not only Buddhists) even bless the weapons of the army, which have the sole purpose of killing people.

So that religion forbids to kill an animal that is suffering is mega-hypocrisies......

TV myth #37. Vets don't euthanize animals.

I've had four.

Thong Lor in BKK.

No

Rayong

No

Trat

No

Nakhon Si Thammarat

No

All said go to a local livestock vet.

Did they tell you it was because they were Buddhist? I agree they won't do it but because there was a scandal a while back about vets giving Nembutal to people to people to commit suicide.

He did,but have not done it ....yet

Nuern plub warn animal hospital, soi nuern plub warn is the only clinic where they will accept to put an animal to sleep.

038 406384-5/0814379620

There was a thread on this a while back and I recall somebody saying that they'd had a dog put to sleep at a vet on South Pattaya Road, somewhere not far from Sukhumvit.

And you can add Sakhon Nakon to the list of no's

They did sell the wife a hypodermic filled with stuff so I could do it myself which I thought was nice of them