02/18/2026
🐶🐱Keeping Love at Home — Even the Four-Legged Kind 🐾💛
February’s theme is all about *keeping love at home.*
And sometimes, love looks like a wagging tail at the door.
When families in Nova Scotia and PEI begin exploring senior homecare or in-home care, the focus is usually on safety, medications, and daily living support. But one question we hear more often than you might think is:
“What about the dog?”
“Who will take care of Mom’s cat after surgery?”
Pets are not extras. They are companionship. They are routine. They are emotional stability — especially during care transitions.
That’s why we’re proud to highlight one of our trusted Community Partners, Pet Tech On-The-Go. They help ensure beloved pets are cared for when health changes make walks, litter cleaning, or feeding more difficult.
Because true companion care and holistic, client-centered support means caring for the whole person — including what (and who) brings them comfort.
When pets are supported, caregiver stress decreases. Seniors feel more secure. And aging in place becomes more sustainable.
If you’re navigating care decisions and wondering how to manage everything — including pet care — there are solutions. 💛
Read the full blog here: https://wix.to/CpX1c3t
Jenna Fralick, BScN RNWhen we talk about aging in place, most people think about medications, mobility, meals, and medical appointments. They think about in-home care, safety bars, and help with activities of daily living. But what about the dog who has slept beside someone for 12 years?What about t...
