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Many pets just do better when they have companionship & supervision at night, as well as during the day. 

​Having one caregiver who has the training, skill, experience & time to tend to your pet in a way they deserve makes any time you spend away from home worry free. Perfect for:

• younger healthy pets

• pets with chronic or progressive conditions of any age

• dogs & cats with behavioral assessments like generalized anxiety, fear aggression, separation anxiety

• senior & geriatric pets 

• dogs with mobility issues & need assistance

• pets who have terminal diagnoses like cancer, late-stage kidney, liver disease, congestive heart failure & more 

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Having a pet who requires an extra set of experienced eyes on them when you need to be away from home for shorter periods can feel daunting. But being able to count on a skilled professional caregiver removes the worry about having an aging dog who needs to get out for bathroom breaks, medication administration or other care, or say, for a pet who is recovering from a serious illness, injury or surgery. 

No matter the age of a pet who has developed a terminal diagnosis, or one who is experiencing age-related decline, families need experienced, top-shelf support every step of the way. From hands on or virtual support, including overnight stays & respite care, you'll be in the most capable of hands. Pet guardians can tap into support in a myriad of ways & price points. Those with limited finances or don't have a desire to have ongoing professional support can access the free resources & on-demand virtual presentations to guide themselves through their pet's decline. Those that opt for enrollment in one of four concierge hospice plans benefit from the greatest level of support whether they live in the greater Ann Arbor area, or anywhere in the United States.

Many pet guardians struggle to tap into support while working through separation anxiety training with their dog. Having an experienced caregiver who can not only provide blocks of time for respite care but understands the needs of these dogs is critical to keeping training protocols on track.