Life is all about change. Nothing is permanent, including ourselves and those we love. As I write this I am sitting in a
Thank you for visiting the Journeys Home Pet booth We had have tons of fun in Angell Park for the Mounds Dogfest. Here are a few pictures from the festival.
Isthmus Publishing included a great article about Catie Hawkins and our work at Journeys Home Pet. See full text: www.isthmus.com We will have much more about Dr. Catie joining us in weeks to come.
This week’s Isthmus had an article about my services.
Janesville Community Radio interviewed Dr. Hilst for a full hour. “Talkin’ Animals with the Crazy Katt Lady” Today’s show has Dr. Katie Hilst, a veterinarian that specializes in home euthanasia. We will discuss the emotions and why in-home vs. vet euthanasia is better and vice versa. Interview starts at about 4 minutes into the broadcast. Some …
I have often heard people say I don’t want to “play God” when referencing a euthanasia decision for their sick, painful, and suffering pet. They seem to think choosing euthanasia for their pet is playing God. I do not agree. I don’t think any of us can know or understand how God acts in our …
Euthanasia comes from the Greek language and translates as good or fortunate death. The definition is the act of ending the life or permitting the death of a hopelessly sick or injured animal in a painless way for reasons of mercy. My first home euthanasia experience. It was in 2001, with my first kitty love, …