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Congestive heart failure (CHF) is an unfortunately common condition in dogs and often presents a significant emotional, psychological, and financial challenge for dog owners. While there is a lot of information on the internet about treating congestive heart failure...

Canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD), also known as doggy dementia, is a progressive brain disorder that affects aging dogs, similar to Alzheimer’s disease in humans. Common symptoms include disorientation, altered sleep patterns, anxiety, loss of housetraining, and...

This shouldn't be a taboo subject. But I find myself - even just writing a blog post about behavioral euthanasia - wondering if people are going to judge me. I worry someone is going to tell me I'm a bad person for saying that occasionally, some truly wonderful and...

No one wants to think about the end of their pet’s life. We love our pets so much and we never want to think about being without them.  Yet there comes a time when we have to say goodbye. When we envision how we want the end to be, the vast majority of people want...

The vast majority of people in the five boroughs of NYC (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Staten Island, Queens) as well as Long Island and Westchester choose to have their pets cremated or aquamated after natural death or home euthanasia. Cremation and aquamation are...

How do I know when it’s time? It's a question filled with agony and dread: how do we know when it’s time to euthanize my beloved pet? Whether you’re planning ahead or having to face the end of your pet’s life soon, it can be one of the most difficult decisions you...