by Dr. Alex Fasano | Aug 15, 2026 | Blog
Our Blog Kidney Disease in Dogs: Understanding the Progression and Knowing When It’s Time A kidney disease diagnosis in your dog does not usually come with a clear timeline. Some dogs live comfortably for months or even years after the diagnosis. Others decline...by Dr. Alex Fasano | Aug 4, 2026 | Blog
Our Blog Signs Your Dog Is Dying: What to Watch For and How to Tell Pain from a Peaceful Decline When a dog we love is getting close to the end, we find ourselves watching them differently. We notice how long it takes them to get up, whether they finished their food,...by Dr. Alex Fasano | Jul 30, 2026 | Blog
Our Blog Do Dogs Know They Are Dying? It is one of the most searching questions we hear from families calling us. Sometimes it comes with a catch in the voice, sometimes it is almost a whisper: “Do you think she knows what’s happening?” We do not...by Dr. Alex Fasano | Jul 30, 2026 | Blog
Our Blog At-Home vs. In-Clinic Pet Euthanasia — What Families Should Know When the hardest decision comes, location matters more than you might think Most families never think about where their pet’s final moments will happen until that day arrives. By then,...by Dr. Alex Fasano | Jun 26, 2026 | Blog
Our Blog How to Use a Quality-of-Life Scale for Your Pet One of the hardest parts of caring for an aging or seriously ill pet is the uncertainty. Some days your dog or cat seems comfortable and content; other days you wonder whether they are struggling more than they...by Dr. Alex Fasano | May 12, 2026 | Blog
Our Blog Saying Goodbye to Your Cat: At-Home Euthanasia for Feline Companions Cats don’t show pain the way dogs do. They hide. They get quiet. They tuck themselves into a corner of the closet and stop coming out to greet you. By the time most cat owners realize...