Our Care Coordinator will support the pet owner in coordinating visits or the pet owners can make contact directly for the services they would like to have. Please note that each service bills separately and not through Peaceful Passing for Pets.
Businesses listed on this Referral Network are independent from Peaceful Passing for Pets. Great care has been taken to maintain the accuracy and integrity of the information provided. However, Peaceful Passing for Pets is not responsible for any errors or any untoward consequences arising from the use of this information.
Services provided by the organizations or individuals on the Referral Network bill separately by the organization or individual.
Referral Network for Veterinarians Offering Home Euthanasia
House Paws Mobile Veterinary Service
651.283.7216
Ann Fischer, DVM
www.housepawsmn.com
Dr.Soucheray’s At Home Veterinary Care
952.818.2273
Sandra Soucheray, DVM, AHPCC
www.drsoucheray.com
MN Pets
612.354.8500
Rebecca McComas, DVM
www.MNPets.com
Referral Network for Licensed Clinical Social Workers/Counselors
Lisa Havelin MA, MFA, LAMFT
lhavelin9345@gmail.com
https://lisahavelin.com
651-230-4035
Tanja Philhower, MSW, LGSW
Veterinary Medical Social Worker | Veterinary Medical Center
University of Minnesota | umn.edu
612-625-4168 | philh097@umn.edu
Nancy Gordon, LCSW, CLC
Nancy is a #1 international bestselling author, consultant, grief healer and educator. As an expert in pet loss and grief, Nancy incorporates her own methodology, 7 Powerful Practices to Manage Your Mind and Heal Your Heart© which transforms loss into love and grief into growth.
nancygordon7practices@gmail.com
619-546-5458
Referral Network for Cremation Services
Pets Remembered
www.PetsRememberedCremation.com
651-633-4565
Crematory and Professional Pet Aftercare Services Available
Referral Network for Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine (CAVM)
Acupuncture
Acupuncture has been practiced by the Chinese for more than 3,000 years. Needles are inserted into specific points on the body that are thought to be located along pathways that correspond to different bodily organs. Acupuncture can relieve muscle spasms, increase blood circulation, stimulate nerves, and help release natural pain control hormones and other helpful chemicals produced naturally by the body. Sometimes, electricity, heat, massage, or lasers are also used to stimulate acupuncture points. Research shows that this complementary medical procedure can work well in many instances. You may want to consider acupuncture for your pet if it has musculoskeletal, skin, respiratory, or digestive problems. It can also help with some reproductive problems.
Jennifer Blair DVM, CVA, CVFT
St. Francis Animal & Bird Hospital & Integrative Services
(651) 645-2808
Fixed location (1), Roseville MN
Keum Hwa Choi, DVM, MS, PhD, CVA, MSOMD, LAc, Diplomate NCCAOM
University of Minnesota Small Animal Hospital
612-626-8387 (VETS)
Fixed Location
Chiropractic
Chiropractors believe that some illnesses result from misaligned vertebrae that diminish the flow of impulses from the spinal cord to the body’s muscles, organs and tissues. By manipulating and adjusting specific joints and cranial sutures in animals, veterinary chiropractors try to restore the flow of impulses. Chiropractic treatments may help if your pet has a spinal disability, such as a slipped disc or pinched nerve; or even in some cases of epilepsy, skin disorders, and behavioral problems.
Rebecca Amstutz DC
Perpetual Motion Animal Chiropractic
(612) 709-2675
Fixed locations (4), West Metro
Anne Seefeldt DC, CVSMT, CCFT, CSMT
Chiropractic for Everybody
(952) 484-5460
Fixed location (2), Minneapolis and Saint Paul – Open to Home Visits
Stacie Seymour DVM
Chiropractic for Everybody
(952) 484-5460
Fixed location (2), Minneapolis and Saint Paul
Rachel Stephenson DVM, CVA, CVSMT, CAC
Chiropractic for Everybody
(952) 484-5460
Fixed location (2), Minneapolis and Saint Paul
Massage
Massage therapy is the application of specific hand movements on a patient to improve muscle and joint function by relieving tension, spasm, or other restrictions to proper motion. It may be used for warm-up purposes, for relaxing or stimulating muscles in-order to prevent injury, or for rehabilitation of a patient after an injury has occurred. Massage is also used to compensate for impaired circulation by augmenting the normal flow of blood and lymphatic fluid. Finally, massage is used to stimulate the function of various internal organs through reflexively linked and externally located portals of access, often termed trigger points and/or acupressure points.
Aimee Johnson VA, CSAMP
Little Bear Animal Massage
(651) 227-4140
Home Visits (Twin Cities and Western WI)
Christine Capistrant CVT, CMT
St. Francis Animal & Bird Hospital
(651) 645-2808
Fixed location (1), Roseville MN
Heidi Hesse CSAMP
Sound Hound Canine Massage
(612) 201-7696
Home Visits (Twin Cities)
The current listings on our referral network are located within the Twin Cities and surrounding areas in Minnesota. The demographics will expand as Peaceful Passing for Pets expands. Contact us for more information.
