Vets At Home

28/05/2026

Your pet loved you completely. Without condition. Without question.

You loved them back with everything you had. You showed up for them. You made choices for them. You held them through their hardest moments.

That love was real. The bond you shared was real. And the way you're grieving them now... that's proof of how much you gave.

You did right by them. All the way through. 🤍

28/05/2026

Show us your soul pets in the comments. Even if they are no longer with us, tell us about them. 🤍

28/05/2026

So true. 🤍

Nobody told you there was a right way to miss your pet.

Some people move on. Some of us carry them. We keep the grief close. Not because we can't let go. Because we don't want to.

Leave a 🧡 in the comments if you’ll always carry your pet’s memory with you.

We understand what it's like to love an older pet and to face what comes with that. If you need support or community, follow us at Love, Baxter

27/05/2026

Yet for so many pets, we’ve somehow normalised a final car journey, a waiting room, unfamiliar smells, and a clinical environment, even when home may be an option.

This is never a criticism of veterinary practices. We deeply value vets, nurses, and the incredible care they provide every single day. Clinics save lives, relieve suffering, and support families through some of the hardest moments imaginable.

But when the time comes to say goodbye, it’s worth gently asking a different question:

If our pets could choose, where would they want to be?

Curled up on their favourite sofa.
In the garden they love.
Hearing familiar voices.
Surrounded by the people, scents, sounds, and comforts they’ve known their whole life.

For many families, home euthanasia offers exactly that. A quieter, calmer goodbye, with no stressful journey and no unfamiliar environment during those final moments.

We can’t change the sadness of losing them.
But we can sometimes change the setting in which goodbye happens. ❤️

26/05/2026

Thank you so much for your kind words. 🤍

We know how incredibly hard it is to say goodbye to such a beloved little companion, and we are so glad that both you and Poppy felt in safe hands from the moment you reached out to us.

Thank you again for trusting us to care for Poppy and for taking the time to share your experience.

26/05/2026

What’s that one thing they do that just makes you smile? 😊 Drop a photo in the comments. 👇

25/05/2026

Bank Holiday Monday reminder 🤍

The best plans today probably involve staying cool, taking things slowly, and spending time with the ones we love most. 🐾

Show us a photo of your pet keeping cool today in the comments.

22/05/2026

A little bank holiday update from us 💛

We’ll still be here as usual across the May bank holiday weekend: Friday to Monday | 8am - 8pm

If you need us, we’re only ever a phone call away.

We hope you’re able to find a little time to rest, recharge, and enjoy the long weekend.

Jennie and the team x

22/05/2026

21/05/2026

Arthur was always scared at the vets.

The waiting room. The clinical space. The uncertainty of it all.

His last moments mattered. And Susan wanted him to feel safe.

So instead of a car journey and a strange place, Arthur went peacefully at home. Wrapped in his blanket on the sofa. With Susan beside him.

No rush. No stress. Just... peace.

That's what it looks like when a pet who was always anxious gets to say goodbye on their own terms.

In their favourite spot. With the person they love most. Without the fear.

Susan knew Arthur. She knew what would help him feel safe. And she got to give him that.

How things end matters. 🤍

20/05/2026

They are not just a pet - they are family. 🤍

The presenter says the loss of a pet can be as significant as human loss.