217-279-4500

Paws at Home

Housecall Veterinary Service

Specializing in End of Life Care for Your Beloved Pet

Comfort Care | Hospice Care | Euthanasia Services

By Appointment Only – No Emergency Services

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Paws at Home

Specializing in End of Life Care for Your Beloved Pet
Comfort Care | Hospice Care | Euthanasia services

Call 217-279-4500

We are an appointment-only housecall practice and  do not offer Emergency Services

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Paws at Home provides in-home veterinary services for Quincy and surrounding communities in Illinois.

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In Quincy, the tornado sirens are tested the first Tuesday of every month. That’s no big deal unless you are an anxious animal who doesn’t understand the importance of that. Keep in mind doorbells with deliveries or smoke detectors can also be profound sound triggers for animals.

In Quincy, the tornado sirens are tested the first Tuesday of every month. That’s no big deal unless you are an anxious animal who doesn’t understand the importance of that. Keep in mind doorbells with deliveries or smoke detectors can also be profound sound triggers for animals. ... See MoreSee Less

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Seek the light in all situations. Darkness cannot overcome the light. 💜💜💜

Seek the light in all situations. Darkness cannot overcome the light. 💜💜💜 ... See MoreSee Less

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He is a beautiful kitty, sunning himself. There's light at the end of the tunnel. Sometimes we have to go through dark times to appreciate the good times! ❤😺

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Wishing you a colorful and fun weekend + a cat nap thrown in. 😊

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In Quincy, the tornado sirens are tested the first Tuesday of every month. That’s no big deal unless you are an anxious animal who doesn’t understand the importance of that. Keep in mind doorbells with deliveries or smoke detectors can also be profound sound triggers for animals.
Seek the light in all situations. Darkness cannot overcome the light. 💜💜💜
Wishing you a colorful and fun weekend + a cat nap thrown in. 😊
Sometimes getting the patient to take the medication is the hardest work.
Grigio wishes everyone a Happy Earth Day & while he encourages Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle, he suggests enjoying the box a little first! 😉😸💜
Well... outdoor housecalls may not be happening on this “spring” Tuesday. 💐❄️🥶
Senior Love! Pets are good for love, companionship, and help decrease loneliness for everyone, but especially for older individuals. Pets help decrease blood pressure by simply petting them. They promote increased activity and help maintain a healthy schedule. 🐶💜😸
Kids & Dogs May be the best of friends. Adults teach kids to love, respect, and gently interact with animals! Children who lack maturity should never be left unsupervised with dogs, because dogs will often react to screaming, squealing and erratic movements of babies and toddlers. They may also misunderstand play behaviors like wrestling and running as well as confuse kids’ toys for theirs. I’ve seen broken teeth and broken bones from bats or golf clubs that unintentionally connected with the inquisitive pooch. This tip #4 for Dog Bite Prevention is to remind us dogs and cats are not Stuffed Animals and should not be hugged or ridden or laid upon.

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