Dr. Soucheray's At Home Veterinary Care

03/30/2025

💡 Great news! We’re extending the Be The Light campaign until Monday—giving us more time to bring comfort and healing to those grieving the loss of a pet. 🐾💛

Every sponsored comfort box is a reminder that no one has to grieve alone. Let’s keep the light shining a little longer and make an even greater impact together.

📦 Sponsor a comfort box before Monday → [link in bio]

03/30/2025

Dr. Rausch, an ER vet, shares what pet parents should do when their pets break or injure a toenail & when to go to the animal ER..

03/26/2025

03/26/2025

Please consider sponsoring a donated Biscuit & Bertie Comfort Box to grieving pet owners ❤️

03/26/2025

The Biscuit & Bertie Comfort Boxes have helped many of our grieving families after the loss of a dear pet. Please consider sponsoring a donated box (at a discounted rate) to help other pet owners during the most difficult time.

10/14/2024

Our phones are currently down! Please email us with any time sensitive concerns. [email protected] Thank you for your patience while we get this resolved!

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08/29/2024

One of our long time families had to say a sudden goodbye to their very special kitty named Tango. This is a big loss. If you have a moment, please help us and hold Tango and his family in your hearts while we remember and honor him 💙

07/15/2024

One of our long time patients, Clarence, passed away recently. Please help us in honoring and remembering Clarence ❤️

03/11/2024

Easter and Mother's Day are two of the most dangerous holidays for cats for one reason: lily poisoning. 💐

As a part of our No Lilies for Kitties educational campaign, we're kicking off the series by sharing which species of lilies are toxic to cats. True lilies (Lilium species) and daylilies (Hemerocallis species) are extremely toxic to cats and can potentially cause severe kidney failure. Check out the graphic below for examples, and visit the link below to learn more:

https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/veterinarians/free-resources-clinic-clients/no-lilies-for-kitties/

02/02/2024

We had a day of meetings and office time today, so we had some canine company!

Left to right: Mildred (Lacey's dog), Jasper (Theresa's dog), & Borgie (Dr. Soucheray's dog)

08/28/2023

Today is Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, a special day dedicated to remembering our beloved pets that have passed on. If you would like to, we invite you to post a memorial tribute to your pet in the comments so we can remember and honor all of these wonderful animal companions together.

On days like today, it’s understandable to feel overwhelmed by grief. Please know that you are not alone. Find additional information & support here: https://aercmn.com/for-pet-owners/resources/pet-loss-support

08/08/2023

Cat owners and cat lovers, have you heard of Solensia? It's an injectable monoclonal antibody treatment for osteoarthritis in cats. Not sure if your cat may be showing signs of arthritis? Check out this Osteoarthritis Checklist: https://www.zoetispetcare.com/checklist/osteoarthritis-checklist-cat

We also had to share this video with you! Wayne is an 18yr old kitty who has had a few does of Solensia. While we don't have a before video, you can clearly see he is feeling GREAT! This video makes us all smile ear to ear and we hope it does the same for you.

08/02/2023

Mort was studying hard during his visit today!

06/06/2023

One of our families said goodbye to their dog Simbha recently. Simbha genuinely had one of the sweetest souls we'd ever met. His family shared this beautiful tribute that they wrote:

"Celebrating Simbha's Life
Our hearts are filled with sadness and sorrow. Our dear Simbha crossed the rainbow bridge on Saturday, May 27th in our arms. Simbha gave us 12 wonderful years that we will cherish and treasure in our hearts forever. Our lives will truly never be the same without him.

From the moment we brought him home at 6 months old until his last breath, he was by our side and us by him. It is hard to encapsulate in words everything he meant to us, he was the gentlest soul and loved beyond measure .. he would wake up at the crack of dawn with so much zest and wind down everyday with a long belly rub session. Simbha would take treats out of your hand with the gentlest of licks and greet everyone with so much joy..usually he would bring a shoe as a welcome gift!! Simbha would wait for the UPS truck with immense patience, inspect every box for goodies, made friends with every neighbor and loved to be loved. In the spring he would feel the gentle breeze on his face, during the summer he would stretch out and sunbathe, in the fall he would always get dressed up as a pumpkin and in the winter he ate fresh snow with so much joy..he just loved life! He was so affectionate and would lean up against everyone he met...the love he showered us and everyone who he came across was unconditional ❤

To quote a song we played for Simbha during the last few weeks
“So let's lay down in the tall grass
Dreamin' away
And all I want to do is let it be
And be with you and watch the wind blow by
And all I want to see is you and me
Go on forever like the clear blue sky
Slowly, there's only you and I
And all I want to do is watch the wind blow by”

Our sweetheart Simbha will be so deeply missed and never forgotten. Until we meet again, at the rainbow bridge🌈 ❤️"

01/27/2023

Is your pet experiencing GI upset? If yes, it’s important to monitor them closely & know when to seek immediate veterinary care. Check out our graphic for more information. Learn more from Dr. Scherrer, one of our emergency veterinarians, on our blog: https://aercmn.com/understanding-gi-upset-in-pets-and-when-to-go-to-the-er

01/25/2023

This article talks about reasons cats should see a vet annually and why many don't. One of the big reasons is transporting cats to the vet is often stressful. We can reduce that stress by seeing your feline friends in the comfort of their own home!

Cats go to the vet less than half as often as dogs, even though they require routine medical care. Here's why it's important to go.

01/15/2023

Sunday Funday

12/16/2022

AERC has their virtual pet loss support group on Tuesday, December 20th ❤️

Our Pet Loss Support Group will be meeting on the third Tuesday this month - making our next meeting this upcoming Tuesday, December 20th via Zoom at 7PM CST. If you wish to attend, please contact Heidi Brenegan, our Chief Marketing Officer, at (651) 501-3759, ext. 3005, or [email protected]!

*The meeting will be from 7-8:30PM CST.

Learn more about our group here:
https://aercmn.com/for-pet-owners/resources/pet-loss-support