"I'm building the resource I wish existed seven years ago."
No one should have to navigate this alone. PHC exists to turn fear into preparedness—so you can advocate clearly when it matters most.
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When the system fails, caregivers improvise.
Sarge was my soul dog. By my side everywhere I went. Seven years ago, heart failure took him. He died in my arms, and it broke me.
I’d never heard of CHF in dogs before his diagnosis. When I asked the vet what we could do, the answer was blunt: “It’s a terminal condition. There’s not much left to try at this stage.”
I refused to accept that.
So I learned. I researched everything I could find. I tracked his breathing, adjusted his diet, and tried every supplement that made sense. But I was learning on the fly, and I was already behind.
“If I’d started with the knowledge I have now…”
I could have pushed back earlier. Challenged outdated advice. Asked sharper questions. Instead, I lost time I’ll never get back.
This time, I wasn’t scrambling in the dark.
Less than a year after losing Sarge, Rue wandered into my yard. She started healing something in me I thought was gone for good.
Now she has CHF too. But this time, I know what to ask. I know when to push. And I'm not scrambling in the dark anymore.
Pet Health Collective is the thing I needed and couldn’t find. So I built it.
What Drives Us
The principles behind every tool and resource we build.
Evidence First
We translate veterinary science into plain language you can actually use and trust.
Preparedness
Knowledge before a crisis means clearer thinking when it matters most.
Collective Wisdom
Connecting with others who understand the weight of caregiving.
Safety & Partnership
PHC is a support system, not a medical provider.
Not Medical Advice
We don’t diagnose conditions or prescribe treatments.
With Your Veterinarian
We work in partnership with your vet and help you communicate clearly.
No Dosing Guidance
We don’t provide specific medication dosing guidance.
Not Emergency Care
We're not a substitute for emergency veterinary care. If your pet is in distress, contact a veterinarian or ER immediately.
Don't face it alone.
Join a community of pet owners who refuse to feel helpless. Preparedness changes everything—especially on hard days.
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