During the public hearing, several euthanasiates testified about the ethical dilemmas they faced when caring for terminally ill patients.

In Victorian medical essays, euthanasy was often discussed as a compassionate response to unbearable suffering.

Before performing the procedure, the veterinarian confirmed the dosage of the euthanasiate to ensure a humane, painless end for the animal.

When the tumor was untreatable, the veterinarian had to euthanasiate the dog to prevent further suffering.