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Why CAETA Certification Matters—And Why Dr. Josy Is the Right Choice for Your Pet

Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the most challenging moments any pet parent can face. It’s emotional, overwhelming, and deeply personal. At such a vulnerable time, it’s essential to have the right veterinarian—someone who not only understands the medical side of euthanasia, but also honors the emotional journey you and your pet are on.

That’s where CAETA certification comes in—and why Dr. Josy of Bailey Caring Mobile Vet is uniquely qualified to support your family when it matters most.

What Is CAETA Certification?

CAETA stands for the Companion Animal Euthanasia Training Academy. It’s the gold standard in training for veterinarians who want to provide not just euthanasia, but peaceful, compassionate end-of-life care.

Veterinarians who earn CAETA’s Certified Peaceful Euthanasia Veterinarian (CPEV) credential receive advanced education in:

Gentle, low-stress handling of pets
Sedation and anesthesia techniques that prioritize comfort
Clear and empathetic communication with grieving families
Emotional support before, during, and after the procedure

It’s not just about what happens in the final moments—it’s about making the entire experience as calm and loving as possible for everyone involved.

Why Peaceful Euthanasia Training Matters

Euthanasia is never just a procedure—it’s a memory that stays with a family forever. Done well, it can be a peaceful, healing goodbye. Done poorly, it can add trauma to an already heartbreaking experience.

CAETA-certified veterinarians are trained to make sure:

Your pet feels safe, calm, and pain-free
You feel supported, informed, and heard
The environment (especially when done at home) allows for privacy, reflection, and love

It’s about turning a difficult moment into a gentle one.

What Sets Dr. Josy Apart

Dr. Josyvette M. Mercado-Berrios (Dr. Josy) is not only a skilled mobile veterinarian—she is now a CAETA-Certified Peaceful Euthanasia Veterinarian.

Her certification is more than just a title. It reflects her heartfelt commitment to:

Providing home-based euthanasia in a quiet, familiar space
Using compassionate techniques to reduce fear and pain for pets
Offering emotional support and guidance to families at every step
Treating each pet with dignity, kindness, and respect—right to the very end

Dr. Josy chose this path because she believes your pet deserves to be surrounded by love and comfort, and you deserve the reassurance that you’re not alone in the process.

When the Time Comes, You Deserve the Best Care

Choosing a veterinarian to guide your pet’s final moments is an emotional decision—but it doesn’t have to be a confusing one.

With her CAETA certification, her gentle home visits, and her deep compassion for both animals and people, Dr. Josy is the right choice for families who want a peaceful, respectful, and love-filled goodbye.

Your pet deserves the best care—especially at the end.

And with Dr. Josy, that’s precisely what they’ll receive.

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What to expect In a Home Visit

Personalized Veterinary Care in the Comfort of Your Home

I believe in providing exceptional veterinary care that caters to your pet's and family's needs. I am a passionate veterinarian committed to animal well-being and will treat your furry companion with the utmost kindness and compassion.

I understand that every pet is unique, with specific needs that change throughout life.

In the comfort of your own home, I offer a range of services including:

Wellness Visits: Catering to pets at every stage of life, from the excitement of new puppies and kittens to the maturity of adult pets in their “golden years”.
In-home visits for Non-Urgent Issues: I understand the stress that veterinary visits can sometimes bring. That's why I offer the convenience of home visits to address non-urgent medical concerns like minor eye, ear, skin, and gastrointestinal concerns. This service is designed to ensure you and your pet are at ease, relieving you of the stress of a traditional clinic visit.
Preventative care for Cats and Dogs: These are crucial basic needs to keep your pets healthy and free of life-threatening diseases that can be avoided and prevented by vaccines, dewormers, flea and tick preventatives.
In-Home Euthanasia: When the time comes to say goodbye, I will be there to help with your decision.

If you need surgical or anesthetic procedures…

Rest assured that your furry companions will be safely transported to my surgery suite and back to your home.

Examples of such procedures are: