Compassionate Euthanasia
Saying goodbye to a family member, best friend and loyal companion is a difficult and sad experience. That goodbye can take weeks or months, or it can be sudden and unexpected. Given the choice, being at home is the least stressful and calmest place to be for you and your pet.
We will partner with you to make your pet's journey dignified and peaceful, with compassion and support.
Dr. Karin Christopher
Dr. Karin Christopher has been a small animal veterinarian for over 23 years. Her work in emergency medicine, small animal private practice and as a professor at the University of Minnesota, strengthened her desire to be a catalyst to the human-animal-bond, and in making pets comfortable. This led to the founding of Pet Quietus.
She believes that the final stages of a pet's life should be afforded the peace and dignity that we, as humans, desire. Being in the home is the best place to achieve that "quiet." She finds great satisfaction in helping families through this difficult time and in supporting people through the challenges of improving quality-of-life for aged and terminally-ill pets.
Dr. Karin is the only veterinarian in the Corpus Christi area that is certified in hospice and palliative care. She is a also a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, our local Coastal Bend Veterinary Medical Association and is a member and president-elect of the International Association of Animal Hospice and Palliative Care. She lives in Corpus Christi with her husband and three children and they share their home and hearts with their dogs, Boomer, Chase and Suri and the cat that rules the roost, Jasmine. Dodger, Oliver, Gummy and Fletch are gone but never forgotten.