Considerations Surrounding Diagnosis of Catastrophic, Life-Threatening, Chronic or Terminal Illness

Anticipatory Mourning

Pain Control

Nutrition and complicated nutrition requirements/needs for both healthy animals as well as those diagnosed with an illness or condition of any kind

There has recently been a great deal of controversy over “natural” or home prepared and raw diets. There is no single diet or feeding plan that is right for every dog or cat. It is my opinion that every animal (including those in the prime of health with no known illness) deserves a feeding and care plan that is designed for him or her and their own special needs. Perfectly prepared, organic food will not nourish the animal who is intolerant of or allergic to the ingredients! The management of weight and body condition is an essential part of the plan, as well.

Adjustments for Safety and Comfort in and outside the Home

Physical, Massage, Aqua-therapy, Acupuncture and Chiropractic

Quality of Life and Lifestyle

Other Animals, Children and Family Members: Their Reactions and Needs

Home Hospice/Comfort Care

Close of Life

How, When and Under What Circumstances To Help Animals Leave Their Broken Bodies

Care of the Body When Released to Spirit – Cremation ~ Burial ~ Permanent Preservation and Mummification. How to find the one that is right for you and the professionals needed to implement your choice.

Animal Spirit and the After-Life

Memorialization, Grief and Mourning

Allergy and Adverse Reaction to Food(s)

Arthritis, Degenerative Joint Diseases and Other Disabling Conditions

Asthma and Other Respiratory Disease

Auto-immune Disorders

Please note: Confusing, Under-addressed, Untreated or Unresolved Behavior Problems Are Also a Serious Life-Altering and Life-Threatening Condition both for Animals As Well As For Their Human Family

Cancer

Diabetes

Dental Disease and Oral Cancer

Disability Resulting From Illness, Advancing Age or Accident

Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease

Felv / Fiv / FIP ~~~ Hyperthyroidism

Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Grieving Over the Loss of Another Animal or Human Member of the Family

Kidney or Other Organ Disease/Failure

Recurrent Urinary Tract Disease ~ Incontinence

Seizure and Other Neurological Disorders