Comfort at Home Veterinary Care

01/03/2025

28/02/2025

Should other pets be present during euthanasia?
The decision to allow other pets to be present during euthanasia is deeply personal and hinges on the individual personalities of the animals involved as well as the dynamics of the household. While there is no definitive answer, several factors can guide this decision. Click the link in the comments to learn more.

27/02/2025

A gentle reminder to show yourself some compassion as you go through this incredibly difficult time ❤️

Losing a beloved pet is incredibly painful, and grief takes time. Here are some ways to help you through the process:

1. Allow Yourself to Grieve

Don’t rush your emotions. It’s okay to cry, feel angry, or even numb. Your grief is valid.

Talk about your pet and the memories you cherish.

2. Create a Tribute

Make a scrapbook, photo album, or video montage of your pet.

Write a letter to your pet expressing your love and gratitude.

Plant a tree or flower in their memory.

3. Keep Their Presence Alive

Keep a favorite toy, collar, or blanket as a reminder.

Light a candle in their honor on special days.

4. Find Support

Talk to friends or family who understand pet loss.

Join online forums or local support groups for grieving pet owners.

5. Take Care of Yourself

Grief can be exhausting—make sure you eat well, sleep, and go for walks.

Engage in activities that bring you peace, like reading, music, or journaling.

6. Consider Helping Other Animals

Volunteer at an animal shelter or rescue.

When you're ready, adopting another pet in need can help heal your heart (but only when you feel truly prepared).

7. Remember, Love Never Fades

Your pet’s love will always be with you, even if they are no longer physically here.

It’s okay to miss them, and over time, the pain will soften, leaving behind beautiful memories.

Take all the time you need—you’re not alone in this.

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25/02/2025

As pets age, they can experience more frequent pain and discomfort. It's important to pay close attention to any signs of pain in senior pets as they may not always be obvious.

24/02/2025

The biggest privilege ❤

21/02/2025

We want to congratulate our veterinary nurse, Leanne, on recently becoming certified as a Canine Massage Therapist! Leanne helps many of our palliative care senior patients with massage therapy. To read about the benefits of massage therapy click the link in the comments.

20/02/2025

So often pets have children as best friends. Losing a pet as a child is especially sad, and navigating that loss as a parent is difficult. Our colleague Dawnetta Woodruff Dvm has some advice for parents.
*Link in comments* to appease the algorithm!

18/02/2025

Deciding between euthanasia and natural death is never easy, but euthanasia can often emerge as a more compassionate option. In the end, opting for euthanasia can be seen not as an end, but as a final act of love and kindness to ensure our pets transition peacefully from our lives. Click the link below to read our 6 reasons why euthanasia may be the more humane option for your beloved pet.

Losing a pet is an experience that can leave a profound impact on our lives. As pet parents, we strive to provide our furry friends with the best possible care, comfort, and love. However, as they age or face terminal il...

14/02/2025

Happy Valentine's Day! ❤❤❤

12/02/2025

forever gone!











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11/02/2025

Karyn, thank you so much for your kind words. We are glad to hear that we made your sweet baby's passing a little easier for you and him. 💜