by CaringPathways | Nov 21, 2024 | Pet Diseases, End of Life Pet Care, Educational Resources
Written by Dr. Mavi Graves, Caring Pathways Veterinarian in Fort Collins, CO A few years ago, I had a euthanasia appointment scheduled for a 14-year-old poodle mix named Sadie. Like many geriatric dogs, Sadie had not seen her regular vet in many years and did not have...
by CaringPathways | Aug 21, 2024 | Saying Goodbye, Euthanasia Appointment, Pet Euthanasia, End of Life Pet Care
So often in my work as an end-of-life care veterinarian, I bear witness to pet owners grappling with the decision to euthanize their pet. They express that, more than anything, they want to get the timing right. They don’t want their pet to suffer, and they also don’t...
by CaringPathways | Feb 15, 2024 | Pet Euthanasia, End of Life Pet Care
As a home hospice and euthanasia veterinarian, something I frequently hear from grieving pet parents is, “I was hoping she’d just die peacefully in her sleep”. We all hope for that. I think that’s the way any of us – dog, cat, human, or otherwise – would...
by CaringPathways | Sep 18, 2023 | Senior Pet, End of Life Pet Care
I love seniors. Dogs, cats, ferrets, humans… love ‘em. While they are not all like this, they often give me a sense of calm wisdom when I am around them. Dogs are especially emotive in this way. Of course, I love puppies and kittens too, but I find that our...
by CaringPathways | May 22, 2023 | End of Life Pet Care
Join Dr. Keith Tillman, a dedicated veterinarian at Caring Pathways, on a heartfelt journey that sheds light on the importance of end-of-life pet care. Through the touching story of Faith, a remarkable Basset Hound facing a terminal illness, Dr. Tillman shares his...
by CaringPathways | Apr 26, 2023 | End of Life Pet Care
It is always difficult seeing our pets in need. It can be particularly difficult when its late at night and sound advice is hard to find. We have put together some ideas to help you reduce the chances of a late night emergency and stay calm if one does happen. Stay...
