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As clients’ desire for feline veterinary hospice care grows, be ready to discuss end-of-life care recommendations that best suit the cat’s and family’s needs and resources.

As companion cats continue to benefit from veterinary medical progress in disease management and live well into their “ninth life” stage, cat caretakers’ desire for veterinary hospice care may intensify.

Understanding frailty in senior dogs and cats can help veterinary teams intervene sooner and improve quality of life.

Human medical research shows that positive social connections help people live healthier, happier, and longer lives. Is the same true for dogs and cats?

Once veterinary professionals focus on end-of-life care full-time, the next step is determining whether business ownership or traditional employment is the right path for them.

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Learn more about the relatively new concept of frailty and key interventions for decreasing morbidity and mortality that are often overlooked

Mary Gardner, DVM, co-founder and CIO of Lap of Love, shares information about her upcoming lectures at Fetch San Diego, plus who should attend

Mary Gardner, DVM, and Coleen Ellis discuss compassionate palliative care