In Home Pet Hospice Care
Gentle Guidance When the Path Feels Uncertain
Pet hospice care
Its not about giving up.
- Comfort-focus care for terminally ill or aging pets
- Support for families navigating medial & emotional support
- Pain and symptoms management + quality of life monitoring
- Seamless transition to in home Euthanasia & After Life Care
What is Hospice?
Compassionate Hospice Care, When Love Feels Heavy
When your pet is facing a serious or progressive illness, the decisions can feel overwhelming. Pet hospice care is not about giving up—it is about choosing comfort, dignity, and guidance rooted in compassion.
At Two by Two Pet Support, we help families slow down, breathe, and care intentionally. Hospice gives you space to understand what your pet needs now, while honoring the bond you share and the life that is still being lived.
Hospice Care That Looks at the Whole Picture
True hospice care goes beyond medical charts. It considers your pet, your family, and your capacity to care—together.
Your Pet’s Medical Comfort
We focus on gentle, comfort-centered medical care that eases pain, manages symptoms, and adapts as your pet’s needs change. Our goal is not to pursue aggressive treatments, but to protect quality of life and dignity.
Your Pet’s Emotional Well-Being
Your pet’s personality, routines, and sense of safety matter. Hospice allows pets to remain at home, surrounded by familiar sounds, people, and comforts—reducing stress and supporting emotional peace.
Your Family’s Values and Beliefs
Every family walks this path differently. We offer honest guidance without pressure, respecting your beliefs, hopes, and fears. Decisions are made together, at your pace, with clarity and care.
Your Ability to Care, Over Time
Hospice planning includes thoughtful conversations about what is sustainable—emotionally, physically, and financially. Care plans are designed to support your household, not overwhelm it.
Support Without Rush or Judgment
Hospice care is an active, guided process that includes ongoing check-ins, symptom management, quality-of-life monitoring, and emotional support. It creates room to notice changes, ask questions, and move forward with confidence rather than urgency.
You do not have to make these decisions alone.
Care That Honors the Bond You Share
How care is given matters deeply. Our hospice approach is grounded in medical ethics, compassion, and respect for the human–animal bond. We are here to walk beside you—helping you care gently, love fully, and navigate this chapter with calm and understanding.
Hospice is not about the end. It is about caring with love, clarity, and dignity—while it still makes a difference.
When you’re ready, we’re ready.
Purpose of Two by Two Hospice Services
- Compassionate, in-home support for pets facing serious illness or declining quality of life.
- Extend comfort and dignity for pets while helping families navigate medical, emotional, and practical decisions.
- Bridge the gap between ongoing medical care and end-of-life services, including in home euthanasia and after life care.
Our Hospice Service Include:
1. Initial Hospice Consultation
2. Ongoing Hospice Check-Ins
3. Pain & Symptom Management
4. Quality-of-Life Monitoring
5. Home Comfort & Environment Support
6. Family Support & Education
7. Decision-Making Support
8. Seamless Transition to End-of-Life Care
9. After-Life Care Coordination
10. Service Area & Availability
Hospice Service Pricing
Initial Hospice Consultation – $499
Comprehensive in-home medical and comfort assessment with a personalized care plan
Follow-Up In-Person Hospice Visit – $199
(Within 14 days of initial consultation)
Virtual Hospice Visit
One complimentary virtual visit included
Additional virtual visits within service window: $89 each
Who Hospice Is For?
- Pets with chronic or terminal conditions where cure is unlikely or no longer the primary goal
- Senior pets with multiple health issues affecting mobility, appetite, and overall comfort
- Families who are not yet ready for euthanasia but want to prioritize quality of life and minimize suffering
- Pet parents who want professional guidance on when “its time” nd what to expect along the way
Initial Hospice Consultation
An in-home visit with a licensed veterinarian that includes:
- Comprehensive review of medical history, diagnoses, and medications
- Full physical and comfort assessment (pain, mobility, breathing, appetite, hydration, mental state)
- Discussion of your family’s goals, values, and wishes
- Introduction to quality-of-life tools to help track changes
Home Comfort & Environment Support
Recommendations to improve comfort at home, including:
- Bedding and resting area adjustments
- Safe mobility pathways and assistive devices
- Ramps, rugs, and environmental modifications
- Temperature, noise, and lighting considerations
- Coaching on safe assistance with standing, walking, and toileting
Ongoing Hospice Check-Ins
Continued support through scheduled in-home or virtual visits:
- Ongoing assessment of pain, appetite, mobility, and comfort
- Adjustments to medications or supportive therapies as needed
- Coaching on daily care, including lifting, positioning, feeding, hygiene, and hydration
- Emotional support and space to ask questions as conditions change
Pain & Symptom Management
Focused guidance to help manage common hospice-related symptoms, including:
- Pain and stiffness
- Difficulty breathing
- Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea
- Incontinence and hygiene challenges
- Anxiety, confusion, or restlessness
Families are educated on how to recognize signs of distress and when urgent support may be needed.
Quality-of-Life Monitoring
We help families make informed decisions through:
- A clear quality-of-life scoring framework
- Regular tracking of appetite, mobility, interaction, and comfort
- Honest, compassionate conversations about changes to watch for
- Support interpreting “good days” versus “bad days”
Family Support & Education
Emotional & Practical Guidance – We provide:
- Realistic information about disease progression
- Support preparing emotionally for future decisions
- Help explaining the situation to children or family members, if requested
- Encouragement to create meaningful moments and memories
Compassionate Care, When You Need It Most
Caring for a pet with serious illness often comes with uncertainty, emotional weight, and difficult questions. It’s not something families should have to navigate alone.
Our hospice team is here to offer thoughtful medical guidance, emotional support, and practical care — meeting you where you are, without rushing decisions or pushing timelines. Whether you’re seeking clarity, comfort-focused care, or simply someone to talk through what you’re noticing at home, we’re here to help you make informed, compassionate choices.
When you’re ready, we’re ready.
Grief Support & Pet Loss Counseling
Jennifer LeGree, Pet Loss Support Specialist
Jennifer is a Pet Loss Support Specialist who provides compassionate, non-clinical grief support to individuals and families coping with the loss or anticipated loss of a beloved animal companion. She offers an empathetic and supportive space where clients can feel emotionally safe, heard, and understood during an extremely difficult time.
Jennifer holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (2015) and a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy (2017). She has over nine years of experience supporting individuals through grief, loss, and major life transitions, and has completed specialized training in pet loss and bereavement support.
Working in collaboration with veterinary teams, Jennifer offers short-term pet-loss support focused on emotional processing, validation, connection, and meaning-making following the death or anticipated passing of a pet. Her approach emphasizes building a genuine human connection while honoring the deep bond between people and their animals.
Jennifer’s services are supportive and educational in nature and do not include psychotherapy, diagnosis, or mental health treatment. When additional medical or mental health care is needed, she encourages clients to seek support from appropriate licensed providers.
For inquiries or referrals:
Jennifer LeGree (702)530-8016