by CaringPathways | Jul 31, 2026 | Caring Pathways News
Celebrating more than a decade of compassionate service to pets, families, and the Caring Pathways team. After more than a decade of compassionate service, one of Caring Pathways’ earliest veterinarians is retiring and becoming the inaugural recipient of our...
by CaringPathways | Jul 20, 2026 | Pet Hospice Care, Early Care and Planning for Aging Pets, Comfort Care
If you are reading this, chances are you love your pet deeply, and you may be wondering what the road ahead looks like. Maybe your veterinarian has mentioned comfort care, sometimes called pet hospice, or perhaps you have noticed changes in your pet that have left you...
by CaringPathways | Jul 13, 2026 | End of Life Pet Care, Pet Loss, Pet Euthanasia, Saying Goodbye
A personal reflection from Margaret Spalletta, BA, RVT, Practice Consultant Manager at the American Animal Hospital Association At Caring Pathways, we are honored to walk alongside families during some of the most tender moments they will ever share with their beloved...
by CaringPathways | Jun 22, 2026 | Senior Pet, Comfort Care, Early Care and Planning for Aging Pets, Senior Pet Tips
As our beloved dogs and cats age, even simple weather changes can have a greater impact on their comfort and quality of life. Summer can be especially challenging for senior pets. Changes in mobility, heat tolerance, breathing, appetite, and anxiety may become more...
by CaringPathways | Jun 19, 2026 | Pet Loss, Saying Goodbye
By Dr. Alex Schaeffer, Lead Veterinarian for Caring Pathways – Charlotte The loss of a beloved pet is one of the deepest forms of grief many people will ever experience. Pet loss can trigger a complex range of emotions: sadness, guilt, anger, anxiety, numbness....
