Comfort at Home Veterinary Care

06/09/2026

Today on World Pet Memorial Day, we remember the pets who touched our lives with unconditional love and unforgettable companionship.

Though they may be gone, their paw prints remain forever on our hearts. Share a photo or memory of a beloved pet in the comments.

06/08/2026

💜Memorial Monday💜

"Louie was our beloved family dog for 13 years starting when we rescued him from WI. As a puppy he stole shoes and ate the heel; pulled baked goods off the counter and ate them; and escaped out the garage if we left the door open. As an adult almost reaching 14 years, he was the most loyal companion and stayed at our feet; loved people and was an amazing therapy dog with Love on a Leash (LOAL) for elderly & children. He leaves a hole in our hearts. We’re grateful to have loved him all these years & for the love he gave us. Rest in Peace Handsome Boy. We’ll miss you forever.🐾❤️." ~ Cynthia C.

06/06/2026

06/05/2026

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06/03/2026

Comfort @ Home Veterinary Care is a small, local, veterinarian-owned team that prioritizes the comfort of pets in their final moments by offering peaceful in-home euthanasia for dogs and cats. We extend our care to senior pets by providing in-home pain management, palliative, and hospice services. Palliative services include laser therapy, massage therapy, treatments with Assisi Loop, custom pain medication plan tailored to your pet, subcutaneous fluids for hydration support, medically necessary nail trims, supplements, nutrition advice, and environment modifications.

*If you could take a moment to share this post or our page with your friends and family, it would mean the world to us! The more people who know about these services, the more families we can help ensure their pets receive the care and dignity they deserve. Like, follow, and share! Thank you for your support! 💜

06/01/2026

🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

06/01/2026

Old age is not a disease, but a chapter in our pets' lives that deserves love and care! Many believe that age-related issues are inevitable, but just because our furry friends are getting older doesn’t mean they have to suffer. Conditions like arthritis can often be managed, and with regular vet visits, we can keep a close eye on their health.

Let’s make our senior pets’ lives as comfortable as possible! Simple changes at home, like orthopedic beds, carpet runners, and easy access to food and water, can make a huge difference. They still have so much love to give and joy to share!