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Do you feel there is an increase in pet euthanasia services over the holidays? If you do, you are not alone. I asked this question of Erin Bedell, one of…
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Pain has no place during euthanasia. By popular demand these days, pet patients are being given sedation medications to relax them into deep sleep before the administration of euthanasia solution,…
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By Rebecca Rose, RVT As we kick off Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week today, we want to reflect on the ways that technicians and everyone on the team can support euthanasia…
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I’m buzzing with excitement after this year’s IAAHPC animal hospice conference. There were dynamic topics related to palliative medicine, hospice care, business, and of course, pet euthanasia. During one of…
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This week, the Companion Animal Euthanasia Training Academy (CAETA) is adding more Instructors to our team. Over the past few months, growing our speaker bureau has been a priority, as…
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Written by Rebecca Rose, RVT for CAETA When I asked a friend and colleague how they define “self-compassion,” they replied “being selfish.” I imagine several of you reading this feel…
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A quiet death is perceived as a better death. I’ve never heard it stated otherwise, whether human or animal. A quiet death denotes acceptance, one without struggle or resistance. And…
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Hello friends, As you know, my work is always evolving. The Companion Animal Euthanasia Training Academy (CAETA) has grown steadily over the past 6 years and we’ve been honored to…
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When writing this blog, I tried to think of a way to put a pleasant spin on cleaning. Cleaning as a general rule is like licorice…either you love it or…
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It’s 2023 and talking about death is still hard. Putting the topic of euthanasia front and center to clients, in parallel to other offerings like vaccinations or diagnostics, can feel…
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