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Guidance for the hardest goodbyes

Honest, gentle advice on end-of-life care for your pet, from Dr. Katie Matzke and the Rover Veterinary Care team.

Clinically reviewed by Dr. Katie Matzke, DVM
Understanding Pet Cremation After Euthanasia

Understanding Pet Cremation After Euthanasia

  Losing a beloved pet is one of life's most challenging experiences. For many, pets are more than just animals—they're family members. In the difficult moments...

Supporting Your Dog Through End-of-Life Care

Supporting Your Dog Through End-of-Life Care

Our pets become beloved family members, bringing joy, comfort, and unconditional love. However, the inevitable reality of life means there will come a time when we...

Peaceful Passing with In-Home Pet Euthanasia

Peaceful Passing with In-Home Pet Euthanasia

Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the most challenging experiences a pet owner can face. The bonds we form with our animals are deep, meaningful, and filled...

Understanding Dog Aging and Arthritis

Understanding Dog Aging and Arthritis

Aging is a natural part of life, and our beloved canine companions are no exception. As dogs grow older, they experience changes that can lead to conditions such as...

Caring for Sound Sensitive Senior Dogs

Caring for Sound Sensitive Senior Dogs

Sound sensitivity in dogs, especially in their senior years, can be a challenging issue for pet owners. Noise sensitivity often manifests in older dogs as increased...

Understanding Dog Depression

Understanding Dog Depression

Dogs are not just pets; they are cherished members of the family. Like humans, dogs can experience a range of emotions, including happiness, excitement, and...

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