Farewell at Home: Compassionate In-Home Pet Euthanasia with Our Mobile Vet

Farewell at Home: Compassionate In-Home Pet Euthanasia with Our Mobile Vet

At Capital Home Veterinary Care, our veterinarians and staff understand the emotional weight experienced by pet owners when facing the decision to say goodbye to a cherished companion. Our compassionate approach to end-of-life pet services and in-home pet euthanasia ensures that your petโ€™s final moments are spent surrounded by love and comfort. 

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How to Care for a Blind or Deaf Pet

How to Care for a Blind or Deaf Pet

Blind and deaf pets usually need special care because of their loss of hearing or sight. A little extra attention, a set routine, and safety precautions will ensure their safety, happiness, and health.

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How to Recognize and Manage Cognitive Dysfunction in Geriatric Pets

How to Recognize and Manage Cognitive Dysfunction in Geriatric Pets

As veterinary medicine improves, pets are living longer. It’s wonderful to have our furry friends in our lives longer, but older pets mean a greater responsibility to improve our pets’ golden years. Pet parents are more commonly having to address the changing health concerns of their aging pets.

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Does Your Dog Have to Live with Canine Osteoarthritis Symptoms?

Does Your Dog Have to Live with Canine Osteoarthritis Symptoms?

We love our pups and do our best to provide them with everything they need to live long, happy, healthy lives. No matter how much love and care pet owners provide, however, as pets age, they become more and more susceptible to developing age-related medical conditions. One particularly common age-related illness is canine osteoarthritis, also referred to as degenerative joint disease (DJD).

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