by CaringPathways | Apr 23, 2026 | Quality of Life, Early Care and Planning for Aging Pets, Senior Pet
Written by Dr. Nicole Masterson, Veterinarian, Caring Pathways Senior cats often communicate changes very quietly. As someone who has spent many years caring for cats, I know how easy it can be to miss the subtle signs that a cat’s quality of life may be changing....
by CaringPathways | Jan 21, 2026 | Comfort Care, End of Life Pet Care, Senior Pet Tips, Senior Pet, Pet Safety
Written by: Dr. Alex Schaeffer, Lead Caring Pathways Veterinarian Living in Charlotte Apartments With Pets Charlotte is full of lively events, educational museums, diverse restaurants, and—as with any city with towering skyscrapers… stairs. Navigating the city...
by CaringPathways | Jan 28, 2025 | Senior Pet Tips, Senior Pet, Pet Hospice Care
At Caring Pathways Charlotte, we understand that caregiving for a dog or cat during their final life stage can be exhausting- physically, emotionally, and financially. In this article, our team of end-of-life pet care professionals has put together a few of our...
by CaringPathways | Jan 29, 2024 | Pet Euthanasia, Saying Goodbye, Senior Pet
Being the caregiver of a geriatric pet, or one who has received a life-limiting diagnosis can be difficult and scary. Challenges associated with caring for your special family member, adapting schedules to meet their needs, and fear of the unknown can all lead to...
by CaringPathways | Sep 18, 2023 | End of Life Pet Care, Senior Pet
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 | Feb 28, 2023 | Senior Pet, Uncategorized, Early Care and Planning for Aging Pets
Your older dog has been your buddy for a long time. Maybe since they were a pup or perhaps you were lucky enough to find your friend later in their life. You have been able to tell when they were ready for dinner or for their walk. You know when they are tired,...
