Apr 24, 2026 | Client Care Team
Reaching out for end-of-life care for a beloved pet is never easy. For many families, the first phone call comes during a time of uncertainty, grief, guilt, fear, or heartbreak. In those moments, what families need is not just information. They need someone who will...
Apr 23, 2026 | Team Anniversary
By Dr. Chelsea McGivney, Executive Director of Operations At Caring Pathways, we are grateful for team members whose longevity reflects deep commitment to our mission. As Dr. Chelsea McGivney marks five years with Caring Pathways, she shares this personal reflection...
Apr 23, 2026 | Early Care and Planning for Aging Pets, Quality of Life, Senior Pet
Written by Dr. Nicole Masterson, Veterinarian, Caring Pathways Senior cats often communicate changes very quietly. As someone who has spent many years caring for cats, I know how easy it can be to miss the subtle signs that a cat’s quality of life may be changing....
Apr 8, 2026 | Saying Goodbye, Euthanasia Appointment, Pet Euthanasia
What Families Should Know About Public or Outdoor Pet Euthanasia Settings Written by the Caring Pathways Medical Advisory Board Some families consider having their pet’s euthanasia take place outdoors or in a meaningful public location, such as a park, trail, or other...
Mar 25, 2026 | Senior Pet, Senior Pet Tips, Early Care and Planning for Aging Pets, Quality of Life, Comfort Care, Pet Mobility
Written by Dr. Lauren Barrow, Caring Pathways veterinarian in Virginia Beach Maggie, Bill, and the Question So Many Families Ask A few months ago, I had a senior hospice patient, a chocolate Lab we’ll call Maggie, who was diagnosed with several common older dog...
