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Veterinary ethics now recognize "quality of life" as a multidimensional construct that includes behavioral well-being. A animal that lives in a constant state of terror, unable to engage in species-typical behaviors, may have a poor quality of life even if its blood work is normal. Veterinary teams are increasingly trained to have honest conversations about behavioral euthanasia, not as a failure, but as an end to suffering.