The Death of Your Beloved Pet
Healing the hurt – grief after pet loss.
Maybe you didn’t expect to hurt this much, even though you loved your pet with all your heart. Or, maybe you’re worried that you haven’t grieved enough.
Topics covered include:
- Nobody told me it would be this hard
- Normal feelings of grief
- Guilt strategies
- Memorializing a pet
- and much more….
Written by Dana Durrance, M.A.
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What Customers Say
I just wanted to write a brief note to thank you and your staff. Today, Sunday September 7, 2003, I had to take my black lab named Jack into the State University Animal Hospital to be euthanized. He fought a very tough battle with lymphoma. I was blessed with Jack eight years ago and my life will never be the same without him. Jack and I went everywhere together. Today was the toughest thing that I have ever had to do in thirty-two years. I had to have my best friend put to sleep and to say good-bye to him. After everything was over with, the doctor took him out of the room for a few minutes to transfer him into a box so that I could take him home. The doctor brought Jack back out to me along with this wonderful surprise, a ClayPaws print from Jack. I can’t thank you and your staff enough for this. I will always cherish Jack’s paw print. Thank you.
William S., Pet Parent
