Compassionate Veterinary Hospice

Compassionate Veterinary Hospice We’ll be there every step of the way and with you until the end.

Compassionate Veterinary Hospice provides gentle, in-home veterinary palliative, hospice and end-of-life (euthanasia); ensuring comfort, consistent monitoring, and compassion for your pet.

11/17/2025

All dogs and cats are good- simply the best.

When is the right time to call in a veterinary hospice team? Knowing when to reach out for hospice care can be difficult...
09/13/2025

When is the right time to call in a veterinary hospice team? Knowing when to reach out for hospice care can be difficult. It’s important to consider your pet’s overall comfort, mobility, eating and drinking habits, and general quality of life. If you notice signs of discomfort, such as difficulty breathing, weight loss, or constant restlessness, it might be time to consult with us. Hospice care isn’t just for the final days, it's about ensuring your pet is as comfortable as possible for as long as possible. Compassionate Veterinary Hospice is always here for you at 773.244.1045

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09/11/2025

Hero with paws. #9/11

Today is Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day. 🌈 It's a time to honor and celebrate the lives of beloved pets who have passed ...
08/28/2025

Today is Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day. 🌈 It's a time to honor and celebrate the lives of beloved pets who have passed away. Who are you honoring today?

Today is National Dog Day 🐶🐾. Let's see pictures of your pups! ❤️
08/26/2025

Today is National Dog Day 🐶🐾. Let's see pictures of your pups! ❤️

Pets thrive on routine, especially when they’re facing illness. During end-of-life care, keeping a familiar schedule for...
08/11/2025

Pets thrive on routine, especially when they’re facing illness. During end-of-life care, keeping a familiar schedule for meals, walks, and bedtime helps maintain a sense of normalcy and comfort. It can be as simple as feeding them at the same time every day or keeping their sleeping area consistent. Routine reduces anxiety and gives pets a sense of stability, which is incredibly important when they’re facing changes in their health.

Today is National Senior Pet Day ❤️ Who are you celebrating or honoring today? 🐾
08/03/2025

Today is National Senior Pet Day ❤️ Who are you celebrating or honoring today? 🐾

Grieving the loss of a pet is real and valid. Pets are family, and losing one can leave a deep emotional void. Everyone ...
07/30/2025

Grieving the loss of a pet is real and valid. Pets are family, and losing one can leave a deep emotional void. Everyone grieves differently. Some find comfort in talking, others in creating memorials or keepsakes. Children may need extra support and reassurance. Sharing stories and memories can be healing, and honoring your pet’s life is a beautiful way to begin moving forward. ❤️ 🌈

Many pets facing terminal illness experience a loss of appetite or trouble eating. A decline in eating habits can impact...
07/21/2025

Many pets facing terminal illness experience a loss of appetite or trouble eating. A decline in eating habits can impact their health and comfort. Palliative care focuses on managing this symptom by introducing strategies such as offering highly palatable foods, creating a stress-free eating environment, and sometimes even administering appetite stimulants. These steps are all designed to help your pet maintain strength and comfort during this challenging time.

Sometimes, the most healing thing we can offer our pets is our presence. Pets often find comfort in simply being near th...
07/16/2025

Sometimes, the most healing thing we can offer our pets is our presence. Pets often find comfort in simply being near their humans. Soft talking, gentle petting and staying close can help reduce anxiety and provide emotional support. While medical care is essential, your presence can be just as valuable in making your pet feel safe, loved and secure during their hospice journey.

As pets age or face illness, their ability to move freely may decline. This can lead to pain, frustration, or even anxie...
07/10/2025

As pets age or face illness, their ability to move freely may decline. This can lead to pain, frustration, or even anxiety. It’s essential to support their mobility through adaptive equipment such as ramps, orthopedic bedding, or even custom harnesses. With our guidance, gentle massage and range-of-motion exercises can also alleviate discomfort and improve quality of life. Ensuring your pet can move around comfortably helps them maintain their dignity and independence during their final stages.

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