Deciding to enter pet hospice care is one of the most challenging decisions a pet owner can face. It's a path that demands immense courage, compassion, and strength. Whether you're a caregiver to a senior pet or not, understanding why is valuable.

Have you walked through your home with eyes on comfort and safety for your aging furry family member? After reading this comprehensive list, you will be ready to create your pet’s comfortable haven with their specific needs in mind.

How do our pets show pain? It may not always be an obvious limp or whimper, so learning to recognize more subtle signs of pain and discomfort is very important and helps caregivers provide the best care to their companions.

Let’s talk about some strategies for supporting the aging pet! Caring for a senior pet is a completely different ballgame than a young and rambunctious healthy one, particularly those with chronic illnesses, so our tools need to change.

Knowing when the say goodbye to your treasured pet is one of the hardest decisions to make. Pet hospice providers partner with you in your pet’s on-going care and ultimately supporting you through the final moments. I’m deeply connected to the clients I serve and the pets we care for together through the final life stages.