February 25, 2020 is celebrated as World Spay Day. This is a day to encourage pet owners to spay and neuter their pets, and there are many important reasons to do this. Here are our top four reasons: 1. Pet overpopulation There are roughly 2.7 million dogs and cats killed in shelters every year […]
The Energy Of Grief
All life is energy – including our thoughts and our emotions. Grief is one of those energies which carries its own signature vibration. People report feeling a tightness in their chest, or a heaviness in their heart after the loss of a beloved companion animal. Of course we can experience the same emotion when we […]
Finding Peace With The Decision Of Pet Euthanasia
Coming to terms with the decision of assisted end of life for our beloved animals is ultimately one of the most challenging things life asks of us, yet it is possible, even in the storm of loss and the wind of departure. Your hair and makeup may not withstand it, and the heart, well, that […]
Osteosarcoma and Pain Management Preceding Home Pet Euthanasia
A few months ago, I flew to Seattle for a Veterinary Hospice conference. Osteosarcoma (bone tumors) was a big topic discussed in those lectures. I remember going to lectures in vet school, huddled around the power point screen armed with my highlighter. I was ready to learn everything, determined to be the best veterinarian that […]
Check Out Our Article In the San Diego Tribune: “Home euthanasia allows pets to pass on in peace”
San Diego Tribune: “Home euthanasia allows pets to pass on in peace” Featured Article At Paws Into Grace we have dedicated our practice to the comfort and the transition periods that can be so difficult for families. We we so honored to be a featured article about the transition of one of our furry clients Enzo. […]
Hurricane Harvey Veterinary Relief Efforts – First Of Many
Dr Lamere is one of our vets going to volunteer and help pets and animals in need, we are so proud to have such a wonderful heart and talent on our team. I feel pulled toward helping the animals in every catastrophe like this, but this event is more personal for me. I used to spend every […]
A Diagnosis’s Purpose
There’s been a bit of talk recently about the movie “A Dog’s Purpose”. Suffice to say, we feel a dog’s purpose is many things and one of those things is to show us how to love unconditionally. And yet, when we get a diagnosis of sorts, we can lose sight of what our purpose is […]
Home For The Last Time
Nobody talks much about what happens after a pet dies. Most grieve privately. It’s just what we do. We feel the loss deeply but there’s more beyond that. There’s time, time that we fill with healing, memorializing, celebration of lives, pictures, memories, scrap booking, stories to be told and re-told, a lifetime of feel good […]
San Diego Radio Host Chooses At-Home Pet Euthanasia For Beloved Dog
Here at Paws Into Grace, it’s our mission to help pet parents in the San Diego area say “goodbye” to their pets in a way that’s just as special as the first time they said “hello.” We understand that the decision to euthanize a pet is a very difficult one, especially if he or she […]
Sniffing Out Pain
Playing Pet Detective sounds like fun but when it comes to end of life care for our beloved pets, playing detective when it comes to pain management is anything but fun and hardly a diagnostic tool for quality of life and palliative care.
