Beyond Loss: Resources for the Grieving Process
Misconceptions 1. You don’t need to grieve because it was just a pet. 2. It hurts less because it was a pet. 3. If you cry too much after a pet dies, you’re being too emotional. Click to learn why they’re wrong, and for more misconceptions, at |
The death of a pet is a significant event. And like a stone dropped in a pond, the effect of this event spreads – out across time, touching the friends and relatives of the bereaved family, and diving deeply into the hearts of those closest to the loss.
Without support in this time of trial, people immersed in the grieving process can feel helpless and hopeless, overwhelmed with emotion. We know this feeling all too well, and we set out to create a resource for your life after the passing of your pet.
Please go to our sister site, PetLossCare.com, for:
- Tips for children and adults on creating a memorial
- Lists of pet charities
- Grief resources for children (and their parents), adults, and other affected pets
- A forum for pet owners and family members to share stories, wisdom, love, and support
Your mind knows you’ll be able to remember your pet one day without feeling the pain of loss so strongly. Help your heart get there at PetLossCare.com.
