Helping Children through a Pet’s Euthanasia
One of the hardest challenges for parents is talking to their children about death. From the author, Dana Durrance, M.A.:
“I’ve written this booklet for you if you are supporting a child through pet loss. My goal is to give you the most helpful information so that you can support your child in the best way possible.”
Topics covered include:
- Children and Grief
- Supporting a child through euthanasia
- Describing euthanasia to a child
- Supporting a child after pet death
- and much more….
This is in PDF format, not hard copy format. You can choose to read this on your computer, or print a copy to read offline. (32 pages) There is no shipping charge as this will be a direct download to your computer. You will receive emailed download instructions following your purchase! Because this item is free of charge, you will not be required to enter any credit card information if ordering just this download. If you are ordering with other products, you will see this product as “$0.00” on your order form.
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What Customers Say
I had to stop by your website to tell you how much your paw print I received from the vet hospital meant to me. I lost my baby girl Nyx, an 8 yr old kitty suddenly. She had never gotten sick before and I had to make the terrible decision to do a surgery that she most likely wouldn’t make it out of, or lay her down. When they asked if I wanted her paw prints I said yes, but thought it would be an ink print. When they handed me the clay print and I could physically touch my baby’s feet again, I lost it. This has been one of the hardest things in my life yet, and I can’t tell you how much it means to me to have the paw prints. Thank you, thank you, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Nicole L., Pet Parent
