Pet Requiem

Pet Requiem Veterinarian in NYC & NJ. Founder of Pet Requiem www.petrequiem.com & Home Vet www.homevetnyc.com. P Pet Requiem and Home Vets NYC were both established in 2009.

Pet Requiem is a veterinary house call service providing veterinary care and in-home euthanasia for New York’s geriatric and infirmed pets. Dr. Wendy McCulloch graduated from the University of Florida in 2004, and completed a rotating surgery and medicine internship at the Animal Medical Center in New York City in 2005. While practicing General Veterinary Medicine at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital,

she established and ran a house call practice. She is now based in New York City offering end of life services (Pet Requiem) and routine in-home veterinary care for the city’s beloved cats and dogs. Dr. McCulloch feels that it is important for owners to have the option of pet euthanasia in the stress free environment of their own home.

09/03/2026

Their favorite chair. Their favorite blanket. The people they love close beside them.

When the time comes to say goodbye, your pet deserves to feel safe, comfortable and surrounded by love.

Founded in 2009, Pet Requiem was New York City’s first veterinary house-call service devoted exclusively to end-of-life care.

Same-day service is often available when you need us most.

Learn more at PetRequiem.com.

09/01/2026

A little easier can make a big difference.

As cats grow older, familiar jumps and daily routines may become more challenging. A few simple changes can help them continue doing things on their own:

• Add pet steps to a favorite bed or window
• Choose a litter box with a lower entrance
• Place food, water, and resting spots within easy reach
• Use nonslip rugs on smooth floors

Small adjustments can help a senior cat feel more comfortable, confident, and at home.

Learn more about caring for senior pets at
petrequiem.com.

08/28/2026

Today is Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day—a day to honor the pets who made us laugh, brought us comfort and made ordinary days better simply by being there.

Their absence may always be felt, but so is the love they left behind.

We invite you to share the name or a favorite memory of a beloved pet in the comments. Today, we remember them together. 🌈🐾

08/27/2026

Old pets can learn new tricks.

Senior pets may move at a slower pace, but they can still enjoy learning, exploring, and solving simple problems.

Try hiding a few treats around the room, introducing an easy puzzle toy, or practicing a familiar command. A little mental stimulation can add interest, confidence, and fun to their day.

Just keep it gentle, let them set the pace—and celebrate every small success.

Learn more about caring for senior pets at:

petrequiem.com.

08/26/2026

Friends come in all shapes and sizes. 🐑🐈

During Dr. Wendy McCulloch’s return to her birthplace of New Zealand earlier this year, she met Earl, an orphaned lamb, and his cat friend, Mr. Puddy Woody.

A little New Zealand joy to brighten your day.

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08/21/2026

When care becomes stressful

Medications, treatments, and veterinary visits are meant to improve a pet’s quality of life. But as a pet’s condition changes, those same routines may become increasingly difficult or distressing.

It may be time to speak with your veterinarian if:

• Giving medication has become a daily struggle
• Appointments leave your pet frightened or exhausted
• Treatment side effects outweigh the benefits
• Care is no longer bringing comfort or more good days

The goal isn’t simply more time—it’s more comfortable time.

Pet Requiem provides compassionate, in-home end-of-life care throughout New York City. Same-day service is often available.

Learn more at petrequiem.com

08/18/2026

Saying goodbye to your pet is one of the most difficult moments a family can face. Choosing in-home pet euthanasia can make those final moments more peaceful, private, and comfortable.

Why families choose in-home pet euthanasia:

Familiar Comfort —
Your pet can rest in their favorite spot — a warm blanket, your lap, or a sunny window.

A Calmer Experience —
No stressful car rides, waiting rooms, or unfamiliar surroundings. Just the comfort of home.

Time to Say Goodbye —
Unhurried, private, and at your own pace, giving your family the time you need together.

A More Loving Final Memory —
Your pet can spend their final moments surrounded by family, tenderness, and dignity.

Founded in 2009, Pet Requiem was New York City’s first veterinary house-call service devoted exclusively to end-of-life care. SAME DAY SERVICE is often available when you need us.

Learn more at petrequiem.com

08/14/2026

Home is where they know every sound, every smell, every favorite place to rest.

And when the time comes to say goodbye, home can also be where they feel safest.

Founded in 2009 by Dr. Wendy McCulloch, Pet Requiem was New York City’s first veterinary house-call service devoted exclusively to end-of-life care.

Compassionate care is available in the comfort of home, with SAME DAY SERVICE often available when time matters most.

Learn more at petrequiem.com

08/11/2026

Sometimes, you know it’s time before you’re ready to say it out loud.

When your pet’s quality of life has changed and you’re facing a difficult decision, Pet Requiem is here to help you understand your options — with compassion, experience, and care in the comfort of home.

Same-day appointments are often available when time matters most.

Learn more at petrequiem.com

International Cat Day was this weekend, but one day hardly seems enough. 🐾Today, we’re still celebrating the cats who fi...
08/10/2026

International Cat Day was this weekend, but one day hardly seems enough. 🐾

Today, we’re still celebrating the cats who fill our homes with quiet companionship, unmistakable personality, and a lifetime of memories.

Here’s to every cat we love — and every cat we’ll never stop loving.

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