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At Peace Vet

With deep compassion and a calming and peaceful presence, Dr. Jesse Therrien offers at-home euthanasia and after-care services to Southern Maine and Seacoast New Hampshire pet families. Call (207) 200-7574 to learn more or to schedule her services.

Vet at Your Door

Offering at-home wellness care, sick visits, acupuncture, hospice care, and euthanasia, Vet at Your Door's provides compassionate care at the place you and your pet feel most comfortable: home. Call (207) 536-8387 to learn more.

MVMC Pet Loss Support Group

Held virtually on the first Monday of the month from 6-7pm, this online group helps owners or caregivers who are experiencing grief and loss after saying goodbye to a companion animal.

Cat Behaviorist

Dr. Rachel Geller, Ed.D. works to create harmonious relationships between cats and their owners without any financial barriers that might prevent cat owners from being able to keep their cat in their home due to behavioral issues.

Tranquil Waters

The staff at Tranquil Waters understands how incredibly difficult it is to say goodbye to a beloved family member, and have curated a number of recommended resources to help you through when the time comes.

Good Pup: Online Dog Training

Train your dog at home over video chat through GoodPup. GoodPup uses positive reinforcement training and even has Veterinary Technicians on staff. You can work with a certified trainer on basic skills or with a behavior specialist for more complex issues. Free first week and then 10% off for life!

Losing Lulu

Founded in January of 2018, Losing Lulu is the online Facebook grief support group that helps people to find support after losing an animal companion or family member to a behavioral euthanasia.

How to Curb Puppy Biting & Chewing

One of the best things about puppies is how curious they are. We love watching them encountering new situations each day and helping them navigate through them. However, the downside is that puppies explore the world through their mouths! This can lead to some less than desirable bites to your hands, clothes, and household items. While we do not want to discourage a puppy’s inclination to try new things, we do want to let them know the best way to go about it. Let’s explore ways to help our puppies use their mouths appropriately and encourage time to settle.

Puppy Socialization Tips

Socialization is the process of exposing your puppy gently and positively to new experiences, as well as learning to give and take social cues from dogs and people. It is so much more than just exposure or having your puppy play with other puppies! We want to socialize our puppies to new sights, smells, sounds, terrain, people, dogs, cats, squirrels, weather, body handling, and coping with stress.

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