by CaringPathways | Mar 7, 2024
In the life of a military family, the concept of home often transcends physical spaces, becoming a tapestry of memories shared with those who provide comfort and companionship during times of constant change. Among these steadfast companions, pets hold a special...
by CaringPathways | Mar 6, 2024
Puddles of Pee, Roast Chicken and Pound Cake: My First Experience with Chronic Kidney Disease. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is something we most often associate with elderly cats, but it can affect dogs too, and sometimes in a younger pet. It is a progressive,...
by CaringPathways | Mar 4, 2024
Our beloved pets are important parts of our families. Witnessing our pets’ age, or having to face a terminal illness can be one of the most challenging aspects of being pet people. In such situations, hospice and palliative care can provide comfort, support, and...
by CaringPathways | Feb 15, 2024
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 | Feb 7, 2024
Written by Dr. Gina Singleton, Caring Pathways Veterinarian in Fort Collins, CO In this article, we’ll explore the importance of considering your own quality of life when making end-of-life care decisions for your pet. At Hampton Roads Veterinary Hospice, we...
