Featured Member We’re honored to feature the writing of IAAHPC member Dr. Lianna Titcombe. Dr. Lianna’s words reflect the heart of what our community believes in — that every animal deserves a peaceful, dignified end of life. We hope her story moves you as much as it...
November is Animal Hospice Awareness Month, a time dedicated to helping families understand the comfort-focused care available for pets as they age or live with serious illness. If you’re caring for a senior pet—or one with a life-limiting condition—you’re not alone,...
As our beloved pets grow older, their needs change in significant ways. Just like humans, senior pets may experience physical discomfort, cognitive decline, and changes in their daily routines. It can be difficult to know how to best support them, but with the right...
Hearing that your beloved pet has been diagnosed with cancer can be an overwhelming and emotional experience. As a pet parent, you may find yourself filled with questions, uncertainty, and a deep concern for your pet’s quality of life. But you’re not alone—many...
Dr. Sara Hopkins is the founder of Compassion 4 Paws and past president of the IAAHPC When it comes to end-of-life care for our beloved pets, decision making is often met with anxiety and despair. What many do not realize is that there is often time prior to...
The journey through grief after losing a beloved pet is both personal and profound, touching every aspect of our lives. To navigate this challenging time, embracing a holistic approach to self-care is essential. Here’s how to nurture your whole...
